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by pentamassiv 2y ago
I just think there are much better solutions to that. You could say that the donor can only control who gets the organ if they can proof a close relationship. Otherwise they cannot chose the recipient. I think that would allow donations to
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
Yes, as far as I know they have their own podcast index and list "all" podcasts. There are some Spotify exclusive "podcasts" that are only available to Spotify users. Sure, as far as I know Spotify doesn't block the
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
Isn't that exactly what Spotify does with podcasts? They also take podcasts that are hosted for free and then put ads in them
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
It's very frustrating that in Germany you are only allowed to donate a kidney if you can prove that you have a deep relationship with the recipient (family members, close friends...). Maybe these rules made sense when the operation cam
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
enigo - Cross platform input simulation in Rust [1] enigo tries to make it easy for developers to simulate key presses or mouse movements on Linux, Windows and macOS. I try to hide the differences between operating systems and make it as si
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
How does that compare to wearing no shoes though? If you don't have foam in the first place, it cannot absorb energy.
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
Or we could try to accept that everyone makes mistakes and that's fine. Scientific advancement is basically making slightly fewer mistakes. My bachelor's thesis was pretty terrible and there probably is not much to learn from it f
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
When I was in college, at a house party we were all guessing for how long the oldest item in the fridge had been expired. It was a shared flat for four people, so we bet something like half a year or so. The hot sauce expired more than four
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
My dad's PhD is listed on Google scholar, but not digitalized. Although I never read it (I don't understand it) I would like it to get preserved. All universities should provide digital copies of their students bachelor's and
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
The developers of hyprland and wlroots had some conflicts: https://drewdevault.com/2023/09/17/Hyprland-toxicity.html
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
The article says "As the first known female grizzly on Vancouver Island, she could be the progenitor of an entirely new, self-sustaining grizzly population—the first in as many as 12,500 years". They might be waiting for a long ti
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
It's exciting that they are using Waydroid. It would be great for Linux Mobile to have a corporation fund the development so that Android apps can be used where native applications are unavailable.
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
It uses SendInput: https://github.com/enigo-rs/enigo/blob/main/src/win/win_impl...
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. It's an interesting project, but I'm more comfortable writing Rust code. Also I still have a lot to do for the library I'm maintaining. The libei and Wayland support is still experimental and bug
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
Of course: https://crates.io/crates/enigo
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
I maintain a library to simulate input on Windows, macOS and Linux. There are a ton of quirks on all of these platforms. On Windows you can simulate text input. The text cannot start with a new line character though. It is perfectly fine if
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
It's pronounced differently in German
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
I didn't look at the code but the Cargo.toml file says it's using enigo as it's dependency. You can use that to simulate input an Windows, macOS and Linux
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by pentamassiv 2y ago
You could update the dependency "enigo" to the current version. I've implemented experimental support for Wayland. It can use Wayland protocols or libei. There will probably be bugs that's why it's hidden behind fea
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
Did anyone see a fish? I've been watching the livestream did not see any. Luckely they have a gallery with the best pictures. I wonder how deep the camera is. There is even a picture of a bird under the water
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
Why do you want to use wine to play Netflix videos on Linux. It works fine in the browser
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
Interestingly it now down again to only 27 total downloads. Looks like the crates.io team cleaned it up. The search results page still shows millions of downloads. Let's hope that's just a cached number and gets taken care of too.
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
This crate was downloaded less than 100 times in total until yesterday. Today it has 74,797,449 downloads. Looks a bit sketchy
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
He laid out his reasons in his blog post and explained how people can get the source code from now on[1]. He is an unpaid volunteer so it is reasonable that he does not want to pay for an expensive server. There is also an update to the sit
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
On-screen keyboard for Linux mobile with next word prediction and gesture recognition: https://github.com/pentamassiv/keyboard I wrote it to scratch my own itch so I can type faster on my Pinephone. I had no idea about
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
Of course people swim in the Amazon. I did it myself and you can find plenty of videos of people swimming in it and enjoying the river.
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
Yes, the current Tor Browser is based on Firefox 102.14.0esr. https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-1252/
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by pentamassiv 3y ago
I would say it depends or is negative. I don't live in the US but here in the german alps, most towns/cities are not on top of the mountain. They are wedged between the mountains. In my city that means the sun is setting at 1 pm i
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by pentamassiv 4y ago
A few months ago I already updated my Samsung SSD by following this procedure: https://askubuntu.com/a/1386451 . Theoretically they provide an image to boot from to do the update, but the image seems very outdated and d
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by pentamassiv 4y ago
Maybe we are both partially right: "I'm not so sure that would be reliable. Well, I guess that was pretty readable."

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