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You don't need to root the FireTV stick at all. You can install termux from the F-Droid application by installing F-Droid first by installing the APK from the Downloader app. If you want to root the device for fun, I wrote a little tut
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You can run it on a FireTV stick by downloading termux via the F-Droid repository. Connect a bluetooth keyboard and you have a nice little linux environment to play around with. I installed archlinux on it and use it to test packages for AR
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The ad episode one with Mark Zuckerberg is pretty hilarious https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep-f7uBd8Gc
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More info: https://scaling-attacks.net/
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Probably a dumb question, but don't federated services eventually lead to centralization? for example SMTP is federated but most users are on gmail, IRC is decentralized but most users are on freenode server, etc. users tend to choose
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Original youtube-dl repo which has been taken down and replaced with DMCA notice: https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl
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I assume this is perfectly legal right? otherwise there could be a McLawsuit.
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I see. Not exactly the same but Sushi on GNOME file managers might be the closest thing https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/gnome-sushi-mac-quick-for-ubuntu
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> Can you select a file in the whatever is the Linux desktop equivalent of Finder and hit the spacebar to get a quick look at the file native to the OS? Yes, I use pcmanfm on Linux and the spacebar will open the file in the default prog
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Curious, what sort of things make desktop Linux suck in your opinion? I’ve been on Linux for years as my primary machine and haven’t encountered anything that made me switch back.
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It's a problem if the source of funds are obtained illegally. Using tumblers is not illegal, but if using tumblers to make 'dirty' money appear clean then that's a problem.
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Far from dead. It's been growing rapidly, particularly the decentralized finance (defi) space. Number of transactions has been steadily going up in Ethereum: https://etherscan.io/chart/tx
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The biggest drawback for me which the article didn’t really touch on was cost. For high volumes of traffic AWS Lambda is way more expensive than an EC2 server.
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> Free Forever What's the plan for monetization in the long run?
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You can send ThinkPads in for repair too if you have the warranty. MacOS may be the most cohesive unix OS but it's functionality and capabilities are restricted and limited unlike any other linux desktop environment.
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Have you gave ranger file manager a try for miller column layout? It's a cli which you can enable drag and drop for files, and the vim keybindings for navigation and copy/pasting, plus the file preview makes it an awesome choice f
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I switched from a MacBook to ThinkPad T480 with Archlinux and it's the best decision I've ever done in my software development career. I don't understand the obsession for macs as a developer machine when every year macOS jus
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When I receive bug reports, I usually review it and tag it but won't come back to it until I have time. I won't bother spending time on fixing it if it's not something I'm actively using. If someone submits a PR with a f
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In the US even if you get _accused_ of a felony and aren't guilty, it will still haunt you for life because it's in your permanent record forever and if employers had to choose between two equal candidates they'll most likely
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Is possible to change the keyboard shortcut? Moving fingers from arrow keys and back is definitely slower than hitting ctrl-r
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There's a long issue thread on this spanning since 2013: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/602 And to clarify, I understand Fish has autocomplete as good or better than bash but not having
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Good idea, will try it.
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Fish Shell has a lot of cool feature but lack of `ctrl-r` functionality is preventing me from using it full time.
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It's already happening in China with the Social Credit System.
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Curious, are there any sites that you use that have a hyphen in domain? Seems like about ~1% of the top 500 websites use a hyphen in domain.
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I second Route 53 for domains. It’s straight to the point and clear cut unlike other registrars that try to upsell gimmicky features at every step.
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I switched from i3 to bspwm and never looked back. It’s more true to the Unix philosophy of doing one thing only and doing it well. I use sxhkd for the hotkey daemon and polybar for the status bar. It’s more initial work to set up though th
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Would love to see RISC-V catch up and be more widely adopted.
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Can barely read the content with that colorscheme.
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If it can happen, it most likely will happen if someone really wanted to (ie by doing phising attacks, looking up public records, hiring private investigators, etc), so the best thing to do is to think about what can be done to minimize any
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