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by mikae1 2y ago
> you can't exactly buy a PC like this. This. Apple's case design is unmatched. Buying a new Mac won't give you a very good experience with (Asahi) Linux yet. ARM Windows sucks too. This build is a self serviceable Linux
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by mikae1 2y ago
There were a bunch of subreddits based on obscure videos with default filenames. https://old.reddit.com/r/IMGXXXX/
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by mikae1 2y ago
There were a bunch of subreddits based on obscure videos with default filenames. https://old.reddit.com/r/IMGXXXX/
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by mikae1 2y ago
> But that’s fine Perhaps not to those who invested based on promises of rapid eternal growth ending with AGI.
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by mikae1 2y ago
1. F-Droid 2. FFUpdater 3. Obtanium 4. Aurora Store
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Hahaha, this is too obvious. $1000!
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> The reliance on crusty old ass applications like those on Windows is actually kinda depressing. macOS is the most consistent OS and Windows the least [1]. With the exception of IrfanView I find neither of those apps particularly crus
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by mikae1 2y ago
The Aurora image includes some necessities. The Aurora NVIDIA image includes drivers and should just work. You can theoretically also rebase to another version, such as Bazzite, with a different desktop environment.
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by mikae1 2y ago
> If I may ask: Why? Because I don't have an UPS. If the power goes down, the desktop computer crashes and there could be file corruption.
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> Base OS is Arch-based Considering they're aiming for reliability I would've liked if they'd built on a truly reliable atomic distro base. https://getaurora.dev has been so damn good, but despite being a Pla
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by mikae1 2y ago
All I see on YouTube is videos of people playing games. What's the status on running, say, a Windows desktop browser?
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> Having experienced 4k I feel impoverished having to return to lower resolutions. That's what they said. I've been using Retina/HiDPI displays at work for close to a decade now. Still can't say I prefer one over th
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> Only time I touch my macbook power button I almost never use it either, but I don't see how that comparison is relevant. That's a portable computer with a battery. I always turn off my desktop computer at the end of the day
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by mikae1 2y ago
> They talk about green stuff because that's what they want to be, for whatever reason. How else would the conscious consumer justify another marginal hardware update?
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by mikae1 2y ago
Cool! But not exactly plug n play at this point: > If you are trying to launch a random app, chances are that we are missing implementations for some stuff that it needs, and we also don't have (sufficiently real looking) stubs for
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Dead Labor, Dead Speech – What happens when culture becomes an industry's raw...(newcartographies.com)
9 points by mikae1 2y ago|1 comments
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by mikae1 2y ago
This. It's by @dansup@mastodon.social and if there's anything I've learned about this internaut it's that dansup delivers. The work on Pixelfed is exceptional. Here's a development update from 10 hours ago: https:&
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by mikae1 2y ago
> GIFs can have arbitrary frame durations and it generally works fine. But we shouldn't be using animated GIFs in 2024. The valid replacement for the animated GIF is an animated lossless compressed WebP. File sizes are are much mo
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by mikae1 2y ago
But does it work for non-website passwords like the PIN for the door at your workplace or the usernames and passwords for your computers?
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by mikae1 2y ago
Same here. XUL style VimFx works in Waterfox if you're interested. At least it did the last time I tried.
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Why this over box-shadow?
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by mikae1 2y ago
> Since all addons are disabled on the system pages, you come up with a lunatic analogy that means absolutely nothing. "Imagine that...". What addon, if any, works on firefox system pages? You've misinterpreted me twice.
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… if you have time and knowledge to rewrite all the WebExtensions you rely on in day-to-day browsing in Common Lisp? That's a rather big if. :-D
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There's Waterfox too. It supports VimFx without LegacyFox.
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> All addons are disabled on system pages. Yes, this is true for all WebExtensions. But I don't care if uBlock Origin or any other extension I use doesn't work on "system pages". However, I'd like to use my cho
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by mikae1 2y ago
> Have you heard about qutebrowser, Luakit, and Nyxt? Yes, but neither support extensions AFAIK. Not ready to take my browsing back to a pre 2004 era. :)
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I'm sorry but this is near unusable since the death of XUL and introduction of WebExtensions. I was a truly avid user of VimFX which did the same thing. Vimium these days does not work when a page hasn't finished loading and it do
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by mikae1 2y ago
> I was not aware there were even any illegal ones. Depends on the jurisdiction. Remember what happened in the The Pirate Bay trial?
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Performance per Watt Is the New Moore's Law (2021)(newsroom.arm.com)
2 points by mikae1 2y ago|0 comments
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Re: high performance ARM desktops. Found this[1] the other day: > Radxa has something coming soon with many core ARM v9, up to 64GB LPDDR5, 45Tops NPU, 5Gbps ethernets and PCIe 4.0 at your price range. Stay tuned. "Your price rang

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