redeeman

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by redeeman 2mo ago
nobody suggests they should be, the ONLY difference is that the routers will block inbound connections by default, and you open your port in the firewall section instead of the shitty router instead of the nat/port forwarding
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by redeeman 2mo ago
how is it a different mental model? instead of opening the port in NAT via forward feature, you open the port in the firewall. it is in fact significantly simpler while overall being the same actions you take when you want to "forward&
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by redeeman 2mo ago
you fling around words like "network maintainers" quite casually, dont you? :) its really extremely simple, just dont NAT, is that really so hard? just because you dont NAT, doesnt mean you have to let the traffic pass through, th
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by redeeman 3mo ago
i didnt say i think its gonna happen, im saying it should happen
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by redeeman 3mo ago
thats very very obviously not how it works or was intended. then they could just come up with "rules" that are not laws, and then rules say cannot have arms. all these insane and VERY OBVIOUS attempts to bypass the constitution sh
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by redeeman 3mo ago
very very stupid yes, and there are some other high profile softwares encouraging this brainrot, but, still not most. anyone doing this should really take a very very big look in the mirror
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by redeeman 3mo ago
the method you describe is clearly only done by people that are irresponsible and most probably stupid. and no, this is not how most software is installed
38.
by redeeman 3mo ago
i have a zinc/beeswax sunscreen, the thing is damn near impossible to get off, definitely WAY more water resistant than normal so called waterproof sunscreen
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by redeeman 3mo ago
and this is very clearly unconstitutional. "shall not be infringed" is very very plain and simple
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by redeeman 3mo ago
no, that is a ridiculous line of reasoning
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by redeeman 4mo ago
i was in the market for a drawing tablet. I looked at huion, wanted it, but realized the driver situation was not on par with wacom. I now have a wacom device.
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by redeeman 4mo ago
but all he does is things the politicians thinks are perfectly okay to do to the "plebs" they are supposed to represent. when they do it, its A-OKAY, but if he does even 1/10, its the worst catastrophy in the world.
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by redeeman 4mo ago
why didnt you download BEFORE stopping to pay? also, why did you have your data ONLY at flickr?
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by redeeman 4mo ago
it does not rust, it corrodes :)
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by redeeman 4mo ago
lol he is not some bond villain, thats just argumentatively bankrupt to say.
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by redeeman 4mo ago
would your book also outlaw pools as some parents negligance have caused kids to fall in and drown?
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by redeeman 4mo ago
there might exist some programs that do it, but this might be why they changed default from alt to win key. in either case, that appears to be the very extreme minority of cases you have to move a window
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by redeeman 4mo ago
can you provide ANYTHING to back up that claim?
49.
by redeeman 4mo ago
everything I have on steam works fine with xwayland
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by redeeman 4mo ago
this take is ridiculous, of course remote wayland will work, there are still some things missing, which are gonna come shortly in KDE atleast.
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by redeeman 4mo ago
are there really multiple confliction extensions? I thought they finally actually agreed on a protocol to do it?
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by redeeman 4mo ago
assign yourself permission to the device(may or may not happen by default depending on your distribution), and you can actuate it in /sys/class/leds/inputXX::scrolllock/brightness. probably also exists other tools t
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by redeeman 4mo ago
alt + left mouse button anywhere in the window (maybe win button or something is default now). using the titlebar for moving a window is extremely backwards and productivity killer. that being said, I agree with you, and I think its an outr
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by redeeman 4mo ago
it works for us now
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by redeeman 4mo ago
so what you're basically saying is that with the exception of a very few individuals working on xlibre, the developers of xorg, KDE, GNOME and several others are essentially lying about the feasability of continuing with xorg? that, or
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by redeeman 4mo ago
if someone sells me 1kg of gold for the price of 0.5kg, I will buy it
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by redeeman 4mo ago
yandex provides objectively better results for many things than google/ddg/bing
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by redeeman 4mo ago
it couldnt have been done without breaking compatibility. not while actually solving problems. This is what the actual X developers are saying, which coincidentally are also the wayland developers, and several downstream projects like gnome
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by redeeman 5mo ago
however, though, how about those people that are illegals just... dont?
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by redeeman 5mo ago
its not just KDE, its pretty much everyone in the space. I explicitly said im sure some have worse experience with wayland, perhaps read what I wrote? Are you denying wayland is net benefit for the majority?

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