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by opan 3y ago
Are you not putting specific videos into a playlist and then playing the playlist? You make it sound like some sort of magic is taking place adding videos you didn't personally vet.
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by opan 3y ago
Agreed that keyboards are a good early project. To add to that, if you play video games, leverless arcade controllers can be a fun build also. Pretty similar overall as far as parts and shape, but the firmware they run (stuff like GP2040-CE
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by opan 3y ago
Modern arcade controllers are pretty standardized. The 8 buttons on the right are your four face buttons and four shoulder buttons. That plus your 8-directional dpad means they work for just about any 2D game or 3D game that doesn't ne
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by opan 3y ago
That can't be right. You can routinely find good deals on Steam keys using ITAD (isthereanydeal.com) which just searches a bunch of key sites for you and compares prices. So are all these sites breaking some rule then?
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by opan 3y ago
SMS MFA is ridiculous and should not be a thing. Phones are very unreliable (between trying to daily drive a PinePhone in the past for a while, and AT&T's device whitelist after the 3G shutdown, I've been through a lot of crap
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by opan 3y ago
If it's anything like yt-dlp, the ads aren't part of the actual video, so just grabbing the direct video happens to "bypass ads".
607.
by opan 3y ago
>Eggs are nearly the perfect food. Usually I think of potatoes when thinking about a perfect food.
608.
by opan 3y ago
There's a chance those older Windows titles would work in Proton on GNU/Linux. Probably not the solution you want, but I thought it worth mentioning.
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by opan 3y ago
Check out GNU Shepherd. Default on Guix System.
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by opan 3y ago
Of course it will be, that's what the Decks run now. They don't update in the same way or pace as regular Arch, though. pacman is basically disabled. You're encouraged to do everything through flatpak and appimage, and then t
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by opan 3y ago
Snow Peak's titanium spork is awesome as well. I got two and use one for my regular meals and the other I EDC in a cargo pocket for use away from home.
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by opan 3y ago
>you could actually just exit Windows entirely, or just skip booting into it and what you would be left at is a plain real mode DOS environment. That sounds handy. A bit like the TTYs on most unix-like systems (I don't think macOS h
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by opan 3y ago
It's valid python3.
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by opan 3y ago
I was rooting for FLIF. I think JPEG XL is the current living successor, with a much worse name. (It's not even clear it can be lossless)
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by opan 3y ago
>For my filesystem I chose UFS over ZFS. Partially because I wasn't going to use any of the features of ZFS as I find them mostly useful only in servers but mostly because the ZFS option wanted to wipe my entire drive and I have 4 o
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by opan 3y ago
If it only comes once every 3 years, it's at least as notable as a new software release, which is something that often gets posted here.
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by opan 3y ago
I enjoyed what I read of Ruby Wizardry. It's made for kids, but that didn't really bother me.
618.
by opan 3y ago
Likely using OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher.
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by opan 3y ago
Starting with the *40 gen they changed from LVDS to eDP screens and got access to better screens. This was the start of 1080p being available at 14" where it was only in 15" models before. There's a panel from one of the Raze
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by opan 3y ago
There's a Sway spin of Fedora now that you might like.
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by opan 3y ago
That's pretty reasonable. My phone screen is 120hz but my main computer monitors are only 60hz, so I more-or-less don't know what I'm missing. I tend to care more about color and viewing angles than refresh rate on a monitor
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by opan 3y ago
With a lot of changes that probably can't be retrofit into a launch Deck, I see this as trying to attract new customers instead of old ones. Probably worth waiting on the next release with an actual spec bump in a few more years.
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by opan 3y ago
There's a weird cult-like attitude around 40fps that I've noticed. Personally I run everything at the normal 60hz and almost everything I play runs fine, even at the higher resolution (1920x1200) of my external monitor. Counter-St
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by opan 3y ago
The Steam Controller was killed off, and IIRC there was a patent infringement issue with the paddles on the back. I'd love to see a redesigned Steam Controller based on the Deck's controls. I play my Deck almost exclusively docked
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by opan 3y ago
>I also doubt they sell Steam deck at a loss like console companies do. They (GabeN I believe) mentioned early on that it was "painful" to hit the Deck's price point. Unsure if this means sold at a loss or just a smaller-t
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by opan 3y ago
The Raspberry Pi using Broadcom chips has always made it hard to take seriously. How are competing boards with RockChip SoCs doing on this front? WiFi support is kind of a mess of nasty blobs across the board unless you go back to Wireless
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by opan 3y ago
AFAIK Roblox relies on a centralized server for the account system and you can't play without an account. You can't put up a Roblox server on your LAN to play with friends when the Internet is down. If Roblox servers are down, no
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by opan 3y ago
Totally fair desire, though some people definitely do want these to be desktop or HTPC replacements. I'm usually more impressed with RockChip stuff anyway, though, so if the Raspberry Pi folks wanted to focus their efforts on affordabl
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by opan 3y ago
Would you really know if it had happened? I imagine a high profile incident would need to result from it for most people to realize.
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by opan 3y ago
The article addresses this. >But let’s be honest, while some users will certainly see Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch, or Debian as a viable alternative (or upgrade) to Windows, most personal and business users aren’t going to go that route. Yeah,

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