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lousken
2y ago
linux support? none? ok i'll pass
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lousken
2y ago
why not keep lz4 as well, shouldn't it have the smallest performance hit compared to those two?
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lousken
2y ago
And yet... if you create user using a display name e.g. Peter Čenička in AAD and deploy a PC with intune you will get home folder called PeterČenička.[0] It breaks SO MANY things. And no, that beta UTF8 system wide setting does not work wi
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lousken
2y ago
maybe something existed in the US already, but internet in Czech republic used to be pretty good with no popups and just a few ads e.g. https://web.archive.org/web/20090302032443/http://web.volny....
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lousken
2y ago
15 years ago regular site used to have a nice banner ad that was related to the topic of the site, maybe some small logo here and there on the right side and that was about it I did not think about blocking it, did not mind, did not care. T
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lousken
2y ago
servers are already on debian, client PCs left
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lousken
2y ago
I run AMD framework 16 and to break it down: - performance - i've maxed out my config and there are no issues - noise - it can get quite noisy in performance mode, while in energy saving it's silent - battery life - it's much
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lousken
2y ago
why adding complexity when many services don't even need horizontal scaling, servers are powerful enough that if you're not stupid to write horrible code, it's fine for millions of requests a day without much of work
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lousken
2y ago
maybe they are updating their php to 8.4
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lousken
2y ago
if they have almost the same motherboard, they should sell upgrade kits like framework
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lousken
2y ago
thank god i moved my entire company to debian last year it's enough to deal with w11 on its own
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lousken
2y ago
where is "stop the count", "rigged elections" and other messaging like this? it's disappointing that democrats can't call that out
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lousken
2y ago
i hope after the transition is done, there will be a focus on multiplatform e2e search, attachment tab improvements (it's fine for < 10 attachments in a chat, but not a 1000), optimized notification system so friends stop bug me wit
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lousken
2y ago
not sure what u mean, i updated my synapse server to the latest version and it started working without any config changes but i agree that element-x is like 50% there in terms of features
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lousken
2y ago
Don't see linux, also no screenshots?
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lousken
2y ago
Good, the sooner devs realize they need to do server side properly, the better
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lousken
2y ago
Building on top of elastic was an easy win. However, SCAs need a lot more love. Some of them are wrong/outdated, while many are missing.
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lousken
2y ago
There is exactly zero reason to upgrade to w11. Everything will be running fine at least until 2027 (ltsc support date), or 2032 (server 2022 support date) by which point all incompatible PCs will be 10+yrs old
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lousken
2y ago
pg15 is not ancient at all and it has been a part of latest debian hence I don't see an issue. Same with python or any other dependency. You rarely need the newest shiny these days and being within the support window is fine
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lousken
2y ago
this seemed interesting before i read about oracle... Never. Trust. Oracle
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lousken
2y ago
At this point I am surprised we don't see large legal battles like between epic and apple, but maybe there's a chance with Astro Bot and Palword, I really want to see nintendo getting destroyed
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lousken
2y ago
hopefully developers will start paying attention some day, if i see a webpage that renders blank with js off, i leave
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lousken
2y ago
i havent seen any encryption issues since about q3 2023, notifications are still a thing tho, they are reliable but setting them up the way you want is still a pain my experience is based on regular old element clients and my own server and
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lousken
2y ago
i am guessing this still won't run on linux?
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lousken
2y ago
linux kernel should've been rewritten in rust already, it's inevitable ( /s )
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lousken
2y ago
except it didn't? most people are still on windows 10
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lousken
2y ago
i am curious about ryzen 9000 performance on windows 10 but nobody seems to be testing that for some reason
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lousken
2y ago
I disagree with the onclient kernel stuff. Just like with any website, any checking MUST be server side. Kernel stuff not only makes clients inherently less secure and stable, but also for cheat coders it's only a matter of finding vul
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lousken
2y ago
hopefully everyone with dual boot asks themselves if they still need windows after doing this stuff
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lousken
2y ago
the more people trying out alternatives OSes, the better thanks, msft
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