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opan
3y ago
Nothing is stopping you from selling free software or public domain stuff. No one is being told they can't make money.
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opan
3y ago
IIRC it's based on vehicle weight and not use-case.
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opan
3y ago
postmarketOS is usually leading the way there. I'd check their devices page and see if anyone's got them working yet. Although I think mediatek stuff tends to be harder to support. https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wik
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opan
3y ago
It doesn't need to be popular for you to use it.
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opan
3y ago
pmOS is Alpine, not Arch. For Arch on ARM, there's ALARM.
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opan
3y ago
Please (everyone), stop pushing cloudflare on to everyone.
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opan
3y ago
>Sure - not everyone needs tmux. If you never work on remote machines, you can live without it. I'd rather not live without it even on local stuff. It's way too good. Yes, I already use a tiling wm, and no it's not the sam
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opan
3y ago
You'll still find that the gtk file managers choke hard when you have hundreds of thousands of files in one directory (such as screenshots), taking minutes to load or even hanging and crashing. Both pcmanfm-qt and dolphin handle them f
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opan
3y ago
My solution is to never use the vendor ROM. I only get phones with LineageOS support, and then I unlock the bootloader and flash LineageOS ASAP. Stays fast and gets updated longer than the official way. Even the Galaxy S3 still gets pretty
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opan
3y ago
The PinePhone can boot from an SD even if the eMMC install isn't working, so it kinda fits the description. You can either run an OS from the SD or boot an image to fix/reinstall on the eMMC.
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opan
3y ago
Can you elaborate on your OnePlus comment about less freedom? Last I checked you could still unlock the bootloader and flash LineageOS right away.
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opan
3y ago
OnePlus has no such restrictions that I've seen, from the One to the 8T. I haven't heard of them locking down newer ones either. You just run the usual command to unlock the bootloader, no funny business. I've run a custom RO
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opan
3y ago
A perfect summary.
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opan
3y ago
It's disappointing that the author thinks a NAS is some off-the-shelf appliance of sorts. Your old desktop with a few big HDDs in it can be a NAS. It's more about the role.
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opan
4y ago
You could try joining a public server (I don't have any recommendations, don't play on them much myself) and seeing what mods they use, or just browse the contentdb for stuff that looks cool. This is definitely an issue that makes
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opan
4y ago
This is a pretty good way to put it. There are some similarities to Garry's Mod as well. All three are moddable with lua, and Garry's Mod's approach to mods on servers where you connect and automatically download what's
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opan
4y ago
I agree with the first half of what you said, but for people considering MineClone2, be aware that it doesn't have the same mod support as the base game, and so modifying it doesn't always work well. It also adds some of Minecraft
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opan
4y ago
I often reply back quietly or in my head " obviously " with a bit of a laugh when I hear it used. It usually sounds absurd and unnecessary and takes me out of what was being said.
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opan
4y ago
Have you never argued over colors before? I wouldn't trust eyes to be that accurate or objective.
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opan
4y ago
I had an English teacher tell me once that being a good speller was something you were born with (she was not the best speller despite teaching English, and I was pretty good, to be clear). I think saying stuff like that is just how people
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opan
4y ago
Look into guix and guix pack.
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opan
4y ago
I believe colons being forbidden in filenames is an NTFS limitation and not Windows itself, but the specific whole filenames you can't use are probably part of Windows. This colon thing has come up for me in the past when giving people
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opan
4y ago
>I'm surprised they still allow direct linking of images, as that results in their bandwidth being used for free. On mobile at least they've got a dark pattern to fix that. Direct links redirect to imgur.io with the same ad-fil
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opan
4y ago
This year I found ustaxes.org (AGPL) which could handle federal taxes. For state I used the same method I've heard Stallman uses. Downloaded the form(s) I needed as PDFs (weirdly hard to find, after getting lost on the official site, I
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opan
4y ago
If you picked cheap and documented, chances are it's documented primarily in Chinese also.
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opan
4y ago
Watch your one-off video with mpv+yt-dlp.
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opan
4y ago
This. I got a PineTime and after using it a while I realized it will never be as good as the Pebble because they didn't put enough buttons on the thing. Touchscreens suck for this kind of device. The software is still catching up as we
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opan
4y ago
I thought D3 was the non-vegan one and D2 was vegan. edit: Double-checked, D2 is always vegan, D3 can be vegan but isn't always. My almond milk has some vitamin D, and I have nooch fairly often which is very full of B12. I don't t
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opan
4y ago
It's very much worth it. I've relearned to type 2 or 3 times now (changing to using hands more equally with proper fingers, learning dvorak, learning workman). The first month or so can be rough, but if you're fully immersed
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opan
4y ago
I would rather people not throw cloudflare at everything, it's ruining the web. Especially with those horrible browser checks that never work right and lock you out of sites.
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