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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Funny, but I am not a Russian troll. I am in fact native to West Europe and have to face the consequences of this bullshit (including rising energy prices) every single day.
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
You are totally wrong. It's 20:21 CET+1 back here in West Europe and I am one of many living through the consequences and actually in the middle of this total shit storm. Do you think we, the native people of Europe, think the collapse
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Because they know Forgejo is starting to get attention from major players and thus becoming competitive, and hosting your own CI infrastructure will make completely moving away from GitHub all that easier - If you don't really care abo
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
It's not. Like TPM and several new CPU features are a hard requirement for Windows 11, which are patched out by tools like Rufus but can lead to a broken system with every single update you install, a NPU is a hard requirement for the
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
They already announced side loading will continue to work, while making it slightly more difficult for average users to install suspicious crap on their phone or tablet. I can live with that: https://www.androidauthority.com&#x2F
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
All the while Android users - or at least those on the Samsung Galaxy sub-ecosystem - are happily downloading free, as in open source, software from alternative sources like F-Droid ( https://f-droid.org/ ), Obtainium ( https
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
So that's it then. Zen is going to eat their market share for lunch. https://zen-browser.app/
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
"Just" some Copilot integration (in the form of chat or smart suggestions) is just the start. The next major Windows 11 update coming in 2026 will have full agentic AI with full control over your (your?) PC. And it will hard
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
But the symbol above the tile tells me you could hide it from the UI. Which is often the case with... uhm... "sponsored" and thus unremovable software on these kind of devices.
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
The Netherlands pretty much has the most strict carbon regulations in Europe. So while houses could be build, they can't be build because of those. And while those are in place our small country is literally flooded with asylum see
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Please, please, please go to anywhere EXCEPT the Netherlands. We beg you. We have a gigantic and near unsolvable housing problem. We have thousands of refugees/immigrants with residence permits waiting for housing already (currently st
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Last time I tried DeepSeek locally it performed hilariously bad on giving correct responses in - at least - Dutch. I think it's because they have (had?) very inadequate training sets outside the English/Chinese language domain. My
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
If you really want to play games with anti-cheat with a Linux machine right now you could also try cloud gaming, or to be exact Nvidia's Geforce Now - because most of the smaller cloud gaming services like Shadow PC and Boosteroid si
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
For me one of the best ways until now to get good quality IT books is (believe it or not): Humble Bundle ( https://www.humblebundle.com/ ) The past year they featured bundles from (quickly out of my head): O'Reilly, MIT
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
some alternatives which can be self hosted: open-appsec (by checkpoint), their proxy/gateway integration and your favorite firewall daemon: https://docs.openappsec.io/getting-started/start-with-linux appsec (by cr
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
You might want to give Mango a spin: https://mangowc.vercel.app/ - Docs: https://mangowc.vercel.app/docs
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
GNOME has already dropped support for X11, and KDE Plasma is planning it for the next major point release (6.8): https://blogs.kde.org/2025/11/26/going-all-in-on-a-wayland-f... That might change things a bit.
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
That but pretty much the entire header, and the calendar is too wide to properly fit on A4. Depending on how this thing is structured all these things could be easily fixed using a print stylesheet ( https://inviqa.com/blog&#
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
The only brand currently on the market with > 96Gb DDR5 SODIMM memory modules which currently is a set of 128Gb (2x64) DDR5 SODIMMs is Crucial. At least here in the EU. So if you're on the market for a current gen laptop or laptop b
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
It's a little tongue-in-cheek, but as you can see elsewhere in this discussion thread he mentions this himself on his own X account: "get asked the same about terminals all the time. “How will you turn this into a business? What’s
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
While foot focuses on minimalism, Ghostty brings along a shit ton of features like support for Kitty's ( https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/ ) graphics protocol (in terminal images! - https://sw.kovidgoyal.n
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Rather thank IBM for paying Mitchell an outrageous amount of money for Hashicorp, so he can devote all of his time on awesome projects like Ghostty without ever thinking about sustainable income ever again. So thanks, IBM! <3
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Along this subject: Play the infinite game. Awesome book, and the most awesome and embolding advice for leadership and business you'll ever find (IMHO). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Infinite_Game https:&#x2F
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
When scrolling down I noticed that Aurora is based on Universal Blue ( https://universal-blue.org/ ), a initiative to create Linux distributions based on the same containerization tech which sits behind the likes of Docker an
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Certainly. KVM (standard Linux kernel feature) will get you virtualization. On top of that there's a hardware virtualization feature which is called IOMMU ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input%E2%80%93output_memory_
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by mindcrash 10mo ago
Framework 13 with the Ryzen AI 5 340 and 2.2K display costs around $900. https://frame.work/laptop13 Add RAM and SSD from a third party, e.g. Amazon, which saves you some money. Also note that since it's a Framework la
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by mindcrash 11mo ago
Microsoft can tell your boss a hell of a lot more about your work habits when you work at a org which rolled out M365 and Office 365: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-viva/insights
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by mindcrash 11mo ago
There's a little feature flag command line trickery to toggle Manifest v2 which should still work on mainline 140+ onwards. According to the source code and Gerrit this hasn't been patched out yet : --disable-features=Extension
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by mindcrash 11mo ago
Unless you mess with feature flags uBO doesn't work on mainline Chrome/Chromium anymore because Google officially dropped Manifest v2 support. (And thus they can kill the involved feature flags and patch out the code any moment th
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by mindcrash 11mo ago
For those of you who are a little bit more adventurous - The custom CachyOS kernel is also available within a Portage overlay: https://github.com/Szowisz/CachyOS-kernels Which enables you to run a Gentoo based system o

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