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by rasmus-kirk 1y ago
At this point, I think pirating is more moral than actually paying for your digital media. The digital media scene for shows/movies is so incredibly hostile to consumers that not giving them money feels like the moral position. I don&#
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by rasmus-kirk 1y ago
Thanks, I just signed.
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Yeah, I'm running PopOS woth minimal issues and have been doing so for 5 years. The only issues I have is that they built it on a jank stack of Gnome, but they're fixing that at this moment. It sounds like a lot of the "I use
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Okay, so it seems to be currently unavailable, maybe they haven't pushed the update yet. I only see Wifi-scanning and bluetooth
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
I did look. There is: - Location Services - Secure User Plane Location - Predicted Satellite Data Service It's not immediately obvious what I need to enable in order to get better location services, if it's already enabled, and wh
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Does this fix the annoyingly poor performance of location services on graphene without compromising privacy? If so it's impressive. How would I enable it?
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Mull, it's like librewolf, but for Firefox-android: https://gitlab.com/divested-mobile/mull-fenix
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Apt is basically just a bad package manager: nix run nixpkgs#librewolf But I do agree, it's hard to find these alternatives, and have them be "just works". Librewolf still sometimes have weird issues (for good reasons!
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
> A friend argued to me that crypto is "A Terrible Thing" because its just used to fuel the (illegal) narcotics industry. That's a good thing, though. Jokes aside, as a person who loves crypto technologically and agrees wi
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Just use Nix/Home Manager on Ubuntu or something instead of NixOS. You get, by far, most of the reproducibility and none of the NixOS issues. NixOS feels more like a great server environment, but not that good of a DE.
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Why Nix Is the Perfect Package Manager for Your Steam Deck(rasmuskirk.com)
2 points by rasmus-kirk 2y ago|0 comments
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
I think a lot of the nix people are overly puritan when it comes to using Nix. Everything must be reproducible, etc. I have found my perfect sweetspot by abandoning NixOS and instead using home-manager + PopOS. That way, if something doesn&
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Check out htmx playground, helped me get a better grasp of it: https://lassebomh.github.io/htmx-playground/
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Check out htmx playground, helped me learn it better: https://lassebomh.github.io/htmx-playground/
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The Media Server NixOS Module(github.com)
2 points by rasmus-kirk 2y ago|0 comments
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
What is the point here? Sure, tolerance is a peace treaty and certainly not everything should be tolerated. But what does the author argue is a violation? They say "nazis", but who defines what that is? That's vague and ripe
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by rasmus-kirk 2y ago
Author here, NixOS is not for the faint of heart, not even on a server. With that said, if you understand it well, it is much easier in my opinion. It's a lot like typed languages, harder to get stuff done, but much more solid after th
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by rasmus-kirk 3y ago
Well, because the AI already knows how the Germans looked in WW2, the "problem" is the censoring in place. If you removed the censoring from the algorithm, then it would generate the accurate images you asked for. Not advocating r