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ranguna
9mo ago
I meant this: Has that not always been the appeal.
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ranguna
9mo ago
I think the OP used "breaking a leg" as an analogy. Interesting that you didn't pick that up.
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ranguna
9mo ago
That's very alarmist, sensational and dramatic. The systems are going though some tough times, but they are not breaking down, that's what children would say to make their life more like a Hollywood movie. My father had to go thou
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ranguna
9mo ago
Has that always been the appeal?
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ranguna
9mo ago
I used the Jack for audio because I wanted to use my surround speakers instead of my projector's tiny speaker, but sound through DisplayPort worked just fine as well. The difficulties I was having were actually about android defaulting
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ranguna
9mo ago
> Pixel is also disqualified for me by the same reason. How so? I think all pixels starting from 6 or 7 have DisplayPort output through USB C. I watched a movie the other day with my projector connected to my pixel 10 running grapheneOS.
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ranguna
9mo ago
I don't have one yet, unfortunately. But it's definitely going to include immich (not EU software I think), nextcloud, some form of email server, a secure chat app (which I don't think the EU has), mastodon, an android spinof
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ranguna
9mo ago
I think you've missed the point again, it's more like this: 1. Work for free making open source code and giving it away for free. 2. Giant corporations take all my code without giving me anything. 3. Work for free making open sour
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ranguna
9mo ago
Technological, manufacturing and energy advancements aside (congrats China on those), the pictures look beautiful. Amazing work from the photographer.
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ranguna
9mo ago
The OP asked if someone compared both, which usually means actually trying both and not just installing one and skimming through the other's README file. So, in summary, you didn't try both and didn't answer the OP.
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ranguna
9mo ago
They don't pay to the full group of Linux devs, they pay to companies like redhat, which does not represent the Linux kernel dev community.
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ranguna
9mo ago
I'm going to send them my wishlist to see what happens. I'm not optimistic about this, but I'm not pessimistic either and am very curious to see what happens.
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ranguna
9mo ago
Bose: does something bad. People: complain. Bose: undoes what they did and does something slightly better. You: complain. I'm not sure I get the logic here. Slowly but steadily I'm comprehending why companies are getting tired of
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ranguna
9mo ago
Parasitic strategies != ads The regulation was about unskippable ads, not ads in general. I agree with the op and I don't agree that we are better off without YouTube. It's not hard at all to understand the op, so I'm not sur
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ranguna
9mo ago
Ah yes, fake news. Just because a private company is running the mail service, doesn't mean letter delivery is being discontinued. Letter delivery is subsidized by the government.
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ranguna
9mo ago
Care to elaborate?
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ranguna
9mo ago
I'm not sure what your problem is here. Non-US means anything that is not US. Pickup a map and start enumerating countries, China and Russia are just two of many.
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ranguna
9mo ago
You can't opt out because there's nothing to opt out from, chat control is not law, it failed to be approved every single time people tried to bring it up, sometimes it even failed before being voted on (like this last time)
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ranguna
9mo ago
Care to elaborate how chat control came into effect? Last time I checked, it was always rejected, no matter how they reforrmed it. The EU is not one voice, it will always have different opinions. What matters is what's actually voted i
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ranguna
9mo ago
They are paid, but the end used doesn't pay.
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ranguna
10mo ago
I thought your first reply was a sarcasm, now I'm a bit concerned for humanity.
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ranguna
10mo ago
> But for many people, we just want a monitor, > you can make it a PC and then turn it off TV manufactories can get the best of both worlds: The people that want smart TVs, get a smart TV. The people that don't want a smart TV, c
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ranguna
10mo ago
Well, you can make it a PC and then turn it off, I guess. Then let the rest of us have all the fun.
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ranguna
10mo ago
Interesting, did the llm provide the sources for that info ?
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ranguna
10mo ago
Good luck finding someone who will accept btc for literal bread and milk
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ranguna
10mo ago
How is ecma related with eczema, eczema has more syllables and it has a "z" in the middle that makes it completely different for crying out loud.
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ranguna
11mo ago
An honest advise being down-voted? Thanks
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ranguna
11mo ago
If they do: create a virtual one, create an account with it and delete the card right after.
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ranguna
11mo ago
Immich also has the ability to use different domains for different networks. Meaning that I connect directly to my server when I'm connected to my local home network and connect through cloudflare when I'm out of my house. This wa
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ranguna
11mo ago
This feels like a really great headset. It was going to be an instant buy for me until I realised it has LCDs instead of OLEDs. I'll wait for reviews. I don't really want to buy these if they release another OLED version down the
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