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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
When will people give up this archaic practice of sending patches over emails?
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
No and it shouldn’t. You can just run a proxy with a real domain and a real cert and then use dns rewrites to point that domain to a local host For example you can use nginx manager if you want a ui and adguard for dns. Set your router to u
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
The resolution is now a marketing tactic. People don’t understand how high fidelity 4k is because they get 10mbps Faux K streams on Netflix. They cannot conceptualize watching a 4k UHD rip on a 160” screen.
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Well maybe I’m just spoiled by my 4090 then I never go under 100 anywhere let alone 60
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
“Only” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. The pc market is a tiny minority of customers. Most of the real volume is sadly just a soundbar plus a tv plus some device like Apple TV. The majority of the market by dollar is ultra high end se
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
No the real answer is TV manufacturers are not allowed to use DP per their licensing. I’m not sure DP supports the media features hdmi does like CEC
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
I look forward to seeing this in consumer devices in 2040 plus the usual fiasco of defective AVR chips for the first generation. Are 90% of features still optional? You can be hdmi 2.1 compliant without VRR, QMS, etc.
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Thanks I will look into this
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
And Amazon pays 0%
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Nope I can output 4k just fine. That’s not the issue. The issue is I want a 2.35:1 aspect resolution. I can do this on windows and nvidia but not on Linux (steam deck, intel nuc, etc)
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
It’s astounding to me that in Linux, in 2025, I can’t just simply output a custom resolution. You are probably typing a response right now with some xrandr nonsense and I PROMISE you, it won’t do it. I can’t even scale my screen within a no
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Why is there so much hate against fake frames? I know you can’t tell the difference
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
They should ban this or else they will get swallowed up and companies will stop working with them. The last thing I want is a bunch of llm slop sent to me faster than a human would
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
“ No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.” Seems pretty clear to me man
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
No it’s not. It would just remove protections of 230. That means HN can’t hide behind 230 if they don’t action on illegal content (and that doesn’t seem to be a problem) Anything else is just a slippery slope fallacy
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Talking freely and Reddit don’t belong in the same sentence. Go say something that goes against the zeitgeist. It doesn’t have to be political go express support for the wrong celebrity or cause or opinion on shoes even. It’s a cesspool of
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
I agree. It’s fun to just write code to solve problems or even for fun. I love go (it’s the best all around language and it’s not even close) so for fun I wrote a game engine and a small game that I might try to turn into an actual game. It
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
It’s time to rip off the bandaid and force everyone to get on the bandwagon. What’s a single reason to keep 32 bit packages? It’s dragging Linux down in general to have such zealotry about compatibility with things built in 1994
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
“Works” as in the page loads, sure. That’s not a good metric
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Nonresponsive, low contrast, and unusable on mobile so not really. This is very 1999 design
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Costco, thorne, etc
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
I would barely trust Amazon for authentic shampoo never mind vitamins. Are people so desperate to save single dollars they gamble with their health?
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
I’m not trolling I care about the environment. Cotton bags are just a form of moral licensing and predatory ways to get more income. Same with plastic straws.
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
You expect people to keep these bags for 3 years? No way
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
And instead we kill a lot more trees and plants to make expensive cotton or polyester bags that are much worse for the environment as a whole. It’s typical left leaning feel good logic instead of actually improving something. Not to mention
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
It’s not “freely available” it’s available with ads. You are just circumventing the ads which is akin to piracy. I’m not making a moral judgement but at least be honest about it. You are trying to consume nonfree content without paying anyt
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
I pay for YouTube premium. Surely everyone here can too. This stuff isn’t free so either deal with ads or pay for premium
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Yes! Your 10$ and 600$ are made in the same place by the same company with largely the same materials. I discovered goodr recently and they are great. 25$ high quality sunglasses that I can actually trust have real UV ratings. Seeing people
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by jekwoooooe 1y ago
Vultr gcp aws.. what are you talking about

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