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mkesper
2y ago
I stupidly updated my firmware on my ThinkPad 14 running Linux and that removed the perfectly working S3 sleep and gave me a non-working ridiculous S0x instead.
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mkesper
2y ago
On Android, have a look at GadgetBridge https://gadgetbridge.org/gadgets/
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mkesper
2y ago
Detailed info about the Strowger Telephone Exchange you can visit at "This museum is (not) obsolete" ( https://this-museum-is-not-obsolete.com/ ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvPH-tsD9ZM
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mkesper
2y ago
Yes, this is actually a good thing and comes with warnings beforehand.
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mkesper
2y ago
But you aren't able to compare them then.
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mkesper
2y ago
Great point. My take is that most inexperienced people know make only as a bundle of shell scripts with semi-nice unification (not really nice because you just don't have an easy way to pass arguments to your scripts and no automatic h
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mkesper
2y ago
You can avoid that if you save only per-user encrypted content (expensive, I know). That way you just should have to revoke that key to remove access to the data. Advantage is you cannot forget any old backup etc.
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mkesper
2y ago
But then git isn't your source of truth anymore. GitHub still references these commits until they're garbage collected one day.
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mkesper
2y ago
Hell, having to install an extension to disable the corner actions killed my desire to use Gnome forever! In KDE things like this are plainly available in Settings, as it should be.
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mkesper
2y ago
First time I heard of it, seems to support many platforms. Info on homepage is practically non-existent though, the info found on their GitHub page should be found there. https://github.com/batocera-linux/batocera.linux
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mkesper
2y ago
Please add a short introduction.
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mkesper
2y ago
For reliability I suppose you always want LAN.
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mkesper
2y ago
It's simply giving up resistance against a widespread usage. Adds more confusing rules though as "Eva's Brille" still is considered wrong (not a name itself).
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mkesper
2y ago
Python is absolutely typed. By default, it's really dynamic, though.
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mkesper
2y ago
Sounds like it's rife to convert to JSON fields maybe?
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mkesper
2y ago
Sorry but software licensed under AGPL absolutely can be used for every purpose. It's just that you have to share the (modified) code with your users if they access the software via the network. https://www.fsf.org/bull
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mkesper
2y ago
Seems to be from 2020 (on ESP8266), PAL support added last year.
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mkesper
2y ago
That's simply not free software / open source anymore. First of the four freedoms is "to use for any purpose". https://osssoftware.org/blog/free-and-open-source-software-f... And we absolutely don&#
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mkesper
2y ago
Why is squash and merge a trend now? This destroys all advantages of git in my view.
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AI Snake Oil: What Artificial Intelligence Can Do, What It Can't
(press.princeton.edu)
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2y ago
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mkesper
2y ago
The whole process seems to be compiled in this Readme: https://salsa.debian.org/rust-team/debcargo-conf/blob/master... How to use only local packages can be found in the last paragraph.
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2y ago
Please note that while Vizdom is freely available for use under the Apache License 2.0, the Rust WebAssembly binary included in this library is closed-source. You are free to use the library, but the source code for the Rust WebAssembly bin
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mkesper
2y ago
With physical copies only one reader can read it at any time. With digital copies in principle everyone can read it even in 100 years from now going back to one original copy.
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mkesper
2y ago
I wanted to read this article. Gave up because of absolutely missing contrast. Please, if you publish something, use black (#000) for text and almost white for background and not darker grey on a lighter grey background.
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mkesper
2y ago
If only the ASF would donate the openoffice.org trademark to the Document Foundation the world would be better and no one would download an office suite dead for over 10 years.
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mkesper
2y ago
About the needed apt https support: Finally, up to date builds of docker.io are coming back to Debian! https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/docker.io
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2y ago
Distroless still uses Debian packages but strips and repackages them. This leads to CVEs being fixed _slower_ than with Debian images. You really have to do that work yourself so you can get a trusted and fixed image (like in the article).
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2y ago
musl is not an option for a stable and compatible system. Also much slower with Python.
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2y ago
This is really a HUGE hurdle. Sadly even many developers don't understand it fully / mess it up a few times..
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2y ago
List of devices upgradable easily from Linux by using firmware released on LVFS: https://fwupd.org/lvfs/devices/
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