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by oynqr 3y ago
> Allowing sideloading increases the potential for exploits in IOS to be found That's actually a good thing.
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by oynqr 3y ago
I hope they didn't ban lossless JBIG2.
123.
by oynqr 3y ago
This was circa 2016-2017, so it's gonna take some digging. I'll see what I can do.
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by oynqr 3y ago
If pip was a good package manager, this would be the correct answer. Sadly, pip is crap.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Civ 6 used to not feature cross play between Linux and Windows, because of platform differences with SQLite.
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by oynqr 3y ago
I recommend having a look at Fallout 2 CE. It's reverse engineered Fallout 2 with improvements, should compile for most platforms sdl2 runs on.
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by oynqr 3y ago
Layman here as well, but there are probably no fuel concerns because the reactors are constantly running anyway.
128.
by oynqr 3y ago
Great, now tell me how to maintain it.
129.
by oynqr 3y ago
You don't need full system resets to get security updates. Kexec, live patching, userspace reboot.
130.
by oynqr 3y ago
Have you tried Organic Maps from F-Droid?
131.
by oynqr 4y ago
I remember trying to find a USB wifi adapter that actually has WPA3 driver support on Windows. Hell.
132.
by oynqr 4y ago
What hardware functionality do you need that OpenWRT doesn't support?
133.
by oynqr 4y ago
It's widely known that USB3 transfers produce crippling RF noise. Try a USB2 port.
134.
by oynqr 4y ago
Something something headline law
135.
by oynqr 4y ago
The flatpak CLI will tell you which permissions a program wants. GUI installers usually also show this information, just worse most of the time. If you want to revoke permissions, you can use Flatseal or the KDE settings module.
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by oynqr 4y ago
Appimages are not statically linked at all.
137.
by oynqr 4y ago
The fallout1-ce and fallout2-ce repos got archives fairly recently as well. Looking at the owner's name made me concerned that exactly this was happening.
138.
by oynqr 4y ago
They are already trained to check eligibility. Yes, that includes student IDs.
139.
by oynqr 4y ago
This is so bad, even on Linux, that the experience of trying to package a GTK4 libhandy application to the distro I use made me permanently switch from Gnome to KDE.
140.
by oynqr 4y ago
At least you have the option, since there are armv7 widevine binaries. Can't run those on M1.
141.
by oynqr 4y ago
Great, can't wait for another democracy that is doomed from the start.
142.
by oynqr 4y ago
Probably was in neutral without handbrake, otherwise: Holy shit, they gotta be liable for damage done.
143.
by oynqr 4y ago
Most of the crappy proprietary apps on Flathub still have very broad permissions that make sandbox escape trivial.
144.
by oynqr 4y ago
The entire python package management situation can be summed up with "we have no clue".
145.
by oynqr 4y ago
Pretty much all distros ship pipewire. Just not as the default audio server.
146.
by oynqr 4y ago
Damn, didn't know C# can solve the halting problem.
147.
by oynqr 4y ago
I think there are bolt-on hardtops for NA and NB Miatas. Looks kinda funky. Also yeah, the Toyota 86 family is still too expensive to be a project car for most.
148.
by oynqr 4y ago
Damn, makes me want to break out the ol' acoustic guitar and I don't even play any instrument.
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by oynqr 4y ago
Hell, some old cars are well supported by completely open-source ECUs. Sadly, the number one best supported car is always the damn Miata.
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by oynqr 4y ago
Using the driver from their site is the number one way to fuck up your system. There has got to be an nvidia package on Ubuntu.

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