lousken

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   by lousken 2y ago

   "It's all here." What's all here? The Spanish Inquisition? yes ... Either use W10 IoT LTSC or switch to another OS entirely, it's not like w12 will fix it, so you might as well face the inevitable today
2. 332.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   i always thought freezing the terminal causes a pause of the app as well, is it just the rendering?
3. 333.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   I use libreoffice just like regular old office, once every few years I get a major update when I update my distro, it's fine too.
4. 334.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   Growing up on windows 98 and xp I still don't understand what people like about modern looking apps
5. 335.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   i would like to assume that low level optimization is crucial part of AI training and openai, meta and others aren't wasting billions on this
6. 336.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   20GBs is considered an achievement? why don't all games ship with such size? everybody hates downloading and storing games that have 100+GBs, devs are becoming so lazy it's getting absurd, every game should fit onto 50GB bluray, s
7. 337.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   is gemini really better than e.g. claude 3.5?
8. 338.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   still didn't implement showing credential information when searching so that you don't end up with 10 credentials with the same name across folders? shame
9. 339.▲
   by lousken 2y ago

   Youtube should crack down on AI videos and ban them altogether, it's nothing more than a spam, and it's why we have to suffer through horrible ads and for what? Because they infra has to store this sh.t?
10. 340.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    where is FLIF when it's needed the most
11. 341.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    this is going to be the most productive sunday in US history
12. 342.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    European here - it's easy, the solution is called conduit
13. 343.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    I didn't see any announcements and I don't see it in the settings so I don't think so. With that said, I have customized version of tree style tabs, so I am not sure how would these visual customizations transfer.
14. 344.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    If you live in word/excel, it's far from perfect. If you sometimes need to work in it, it's perfectly fine. It's just a little bit more buggy.
15. 345.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    What about people running extended versions of windows 10? Either way, 80% of the people don't even need 365 desktop apps, unless they're heavy into word/excel. Most would survive with those and/or libreoffice, the only
16. 346.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    vertical tabs + fully working adblock + containers, that's all i need in 2025
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    by lousken 2y ago

    i use yubikey every day on linux version of ff, after a year of going back and forth with microsoft works fine with ms365; github worked out of the box, ...
18. 348.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    i am not sure if i understand this post, where else should the address bar be if not at your fingertips at the bottom?
19. 349.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    I am assuming almost everybody at some point experienced data loss because they pulled out a flash drive too early. Is it safe to assume that we stopped using flash drives because of it?
20. 350.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    I was assuming OP wants to highlight filesystem use on a workstation/desktop, not for a file server/NAS. I had similar experience decade ago, but these days single drives just work, same with mirroring. For such setups btrfs shoul
21. 351.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    as far as stability goes, btrfs is used by meta, synology and many others, so I wouldn't say it's not stable, but some features are lacking
22. 352.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    they were 5 years behind AMD on drivers, maybe now they're 3, so maybe in their next generation
23. 353.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    my current one is 4k at 32" with USB DP with at least 90W for my laptop DP1.4 for my desktop KVM switch I use QD-OLED because I am also gaming, but I don't see a reason to go that way if it's only for work, modern IPS is per
24. 354.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    if you have the rights for the song and it's a bogus claim, yes
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    by lousken 2y ago

    I don't mean banning the company which does the takedown submission, I mean the company that actually owns the copyright. That would result in companies being a lot more vary in terms of whom to trust with such job.
26. 356.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    can we start permanently banning companies that submit false-positive takedown requests? 3 strikes for them should result in not being able to submit any strikes anymore and all their content being removed if the content creator can get the
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    by lousken 2y ago

    There's one answer that I would give that's not present on the list - Linux is free, so you don't get to complain if there's something not working properly. You did not pay for it. With windows, that's a completely
28. 358.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    shouldn't EU also investigate this a little?
29. 359.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    Personally, I run MiniPCs for HA, but RPi5 should also support aes. Older RPis should be in do-not-buy category.
30. 360.▲
    by lousken 2y ago

    VPNs are used in businesses around the world and nobody has issues with performance. What kind of ancient hardware are we talking? Performance used to be an issue with HW not supporting AES accel, but since we have wireguard this doesn&#x27