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by moistbar 6y ago
Try running it through proton, you might be surprised.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Hearing that VR works well with passthrough makes me want to try it again. I remember when I last tried it, everything worked great except for sound, which was staticky and choppy unless I handed the whole soundcard over to the VM.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Comments like this are why people hate vegans.
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by moistbar 6y ago
>The design of the M1 laptops precludes the use of discrete GPUs. Which means they're integrated graphics. > Also note that it is not correct to compare CPU+GPU power draw in other systems, as in M1 macbooks the power budget is s
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by moistbar 6y ago
I have no idea why you're downvoted. This is absolutely a valid concern and one of the biggest reasons why I'm staunchly anti-Apple.
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by moistbar 6y ago
That sounds like the absolute worst thing I can imagine ever happening to computing.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Does anyone know if PipeWire can do audio streaming like PulseAudio can? I had a rather nice setup using a raspberry pi and an old stereo system a while back that I'd like to replicate.
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by moistbar 6y ago
For the time, it was some of the best tablet hardware on the market, Android or otherwise. IIRC it came out before both Windows 8's tablet push and Android 3.x, so a hackable tablet with decent hardware was something of a novelty. The
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by moistbar 6y ago
Libpurple was friggin excellent.
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by moistbar 6y ago
I remember AIM having the ability to forward messages to SMS when you were offline, and Pidgin had the ability to "pounce" someone, which would queue up a message to send them next time they logged on.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Nothing based in reality, I'm positive of that much. I also don't particularly care.
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by moistbar 6y ago
The companies I've worked for have in-house IT because outsourced IT is a dumpster fire 100% of the time.
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by moistbar 6y ago
No, but I'll bet you're about to insist that it is.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Technically you're correct in that food withdrawal will kill you, but that doesn't make the observation any less obtuse.
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by moistbar 6y ago
If the plane is connected to anything else, it can be hacked. Just because it hasn't been reported yet doesn't mean it's impossible or even that it hasn't happened.
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by moistbar 6y ago
What exactly do you think IT does? Risk mitigation is a part of the job, but god damn is that a reductionist view of it.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Both of those work out of the box for me on my reverse proxy. I use the built-in Collabora install though so maybe that's where the difference comes from.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Linux support for Chromebooks is nowhere near as good as it used to be. I spent way too long trying to get sound working on a C302 with Ubuntu before giving up and going back to ChromeOS, and that's even got an x86 processor. I can&#x2
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by moistbar 6y ago
Ah shit, here I go back down the Latin-hole again.
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by moistbar 6y ago
GP is using a Traefik reverse proxy, which is where the extra stuff comes from.
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by moistbar 6y ago
I think you might be overcomplicating this, because the Docker setup of Nextcloud is one of the easiest and most streamlined I've seen on Docker Hub. Including the proxy, all you need to give it is the DNS name, the ports you want open
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by moistbar 6y ago
>fora? fori? I forget the declension... I think it'd be "fora" in this instance. I'm judging this from the word "medium/media" and I know how many linguistic exceptions Latin had, though, so I'm pr
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by moistbar 6y ago
You'd also either need two GPUs or some way to mux the guest output into the host output, so it's almost assuredly not happening.
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by moistbar 6y ago
The fact that you immediately translate the phrase "far right" into "Nazi" is on you, bud. You also have yet to provide a source for any of this.
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by moistbar 6y ago
Yes, I imagine that accusing someone of being a Nazi without any proof would go over poorly here.
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by moistbar 6y ago
That's not my point. My point is that you're assuming OP is on board with those things as well, which is something you can't prove. You've made a strawman argument about someone you've never met and know nothing abo
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by moistbar 6y ago
If it's not nonsense, then it should be trivial for you (NOT US) to prove as much with a peer-reviewed study.
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by moistbar 6y ago
And that makes it ok? Do you happen to know for sure that OP is accepting of the things that the New York Times and CNN do as well?
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by moistbar 6y ago
Yeah that's not what OP is talking about. Windows lets you half-width maximize windows next to each other, then drag the border in between to resize both [0]. What you've provided is, essentially, a way to make it easy to line up
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by moistbar 6y ago
I'll have to try that when I get home. I seem to remember that being covered, but I may be thinking of Fedora.

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