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Ubuntu Founder explains why distro won’t support Flatpak
(omgubuntu.co.uk)
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pndy
5y ago
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A plain-text file Markdown note-taking with Nextcloud / ownCloud integration
(qownnotes.org)
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5y ago
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pndy
5y ago
Have you seen QOwnNotes? https://www.qownnotes.org https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13057022 Markdown, offline (with optional cloud integration) notes cross-OS manager build if I remember correctly on Qt
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pndy
5y ago
Posted on Apr 3, 2020
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pndy
5y ago
Czech animated cartoon Krtek (Mole) would be fine I believe
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pndy
5y ago
> And do it opt in of course. In my case, ISP charges you extra if you decide to keep the paper bills instead going for "eco bill" pdf file send by an email; same goes if you decide to opt-out from company selling your number
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pndy
5y ago
One machines has mentioned Nvidia GPU, the second is ATI, RAM is also different on both machines and tested already. The issue occurs on both SSDs and HDDs.
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pndy
5y ago
Not the parent comment but I'm getting random freezes on two different machines with different guts; sometimes system resumes and sometimes it requires a hard reset. Doesn't matter if its Manjaro or Linux Mint or Fedora, or which
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pndy
5y ago
January 12, 2022
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pndy
5y ago
There is a difference between people fleeing from a neighbouring country that is being attacked and those who were used as a tools in an obvious provocation. Bordering countries decided to open borders for Ukrainian citizens (elders, wome
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Moving away from Windows – It begins
(dedoimedo.com)
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5y ago
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pndy
5y ago
This is 10th submission in last 10 days to this specific patreon
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pndy
5y ago
I think that feature makes quite obvious why Microsoft was interested in purchasing Discord - that would give Redmond an enormous amount of information to mine through every second, every day
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pndy
5y ago
In the last years I saw same amount of jerks on both. Trying to get help, any form of help or giving a feedback result in same canned replies, or irrelevant comments where you can clearly see people want to have own 5 mins of the Internet f
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pndy
5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7203095 - the time when this particular link to Weir's story created biggest discussion; also one user posted it 7 times since 2016
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pndy
5y ago
Thank you for the link - pretty sure I've bumped on this story once but got it lost in the sea of my bookmarks
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pndy
5y ago
https://www.securityweek.com/ghostwriter-widespread-disinfor... https://medium.com/dfrlab/kremlin-media-legitimize-operation... https://threatpost.com/anti-nato-disinformation-campaign-
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pndy
5y ago
Perhaps the intelligent life is so rare that we're the first species that exist across the universe and we're destined to reach for the stars - unless of course we manage to annihilate ourselves first. But then, if there's no
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pndy
5y ago
That's exactly what happen to my SO and I can see how this can be an issue to many people. The unexpected and unwanted convo with a particular person happen just because he had mobile number saved in phone's address book and despi
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pndy
5y ago
> I remember thinking in the 90s that being able to use irc on a portable wireless device (pre wifi) would the most cyberpunk cool future I could imagine. There was this Australian tv show for kids in the 90s in which prop department tur
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Igalia Developing Wolvic Browser to Succeed Firefox Reality
(phoronix.com)
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5y ago
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Who keeps an eye on clipboard access?
(blog.ovalerio.net)
258 points
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pndy
5y ago
There are extensions around to control this behavior and you can switch to invidious or freetube in worst case
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pndy
5y ago
My city of about 70k people was in the pilot program of this FTTH infrastructure upgrade in the whole country and I'm really happy I could leave my old faulty copper line behind me (tho, phone number was carried over).
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pndy
5y ago
Well, it wasn't for me - somehow I managed to avoid whole thing till now.
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pndy
5y ago
I haven't check their prices at all till now and holy guacamole - for about half of their monthly price my ISP gives me up to 1 Gb/s FTTH without transfer limits (asymmetric connection - tho, not an issue; speed varies from city t
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pndy
5y ago
It's a Google Search results page.
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pndy
5y ago
No no, it's clearly the Splitstream - https://andromeda.fandom.com/wiki/Slipstream
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pndy
5y ago
Pretty sure the US doesn't have an official federal-issued ID, and most of the time driving license works as such. And it seems this applies to the majority of Anglosphere countries. Here in Poland we have a compulsory IDs, which for o
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pndy
5y ago
QR code can be spoofed and that happened already - there were certificates issued for e.g. Adolf Hitler and also for Mickey Mouse with govt health agency signature [1]; these were using French and German keys. Both are invalidated of course
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