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   by ronjouch 3y ago

   Ooooh, excellent additions, thanks :)
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   by ronjouch 3y ago

   The most noticeable raspberrypi SD card life lengthener for me has been to write logs to RAM (assuming you have a stable setup and don't count on them to survive a reboot!). Our $job dashboards used to nuke an SD card every couple week
3. 63.▲
   by ronjouch 3y ago

   Not OP, but here are a couple I like: https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10 (Win10/11, well-maintained. Closed source but coming from trusted devs with commercial interest in shipping a quality freebie that publ
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   by ronjouch 4y ago

   https://github.blog/2020-12-17-no-cookie-for-you/
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   by ronjouch 4y ago

   Have been hoping for something like this for a long time. Anyone already using them and able to comment / recommend / criticize?
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   Required workflows and configuration variables to GitHub Actions(github.blog)

   1 points by ronjouch 4y ago|1 comments
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   by ronjouch 4y ago

   Heads up to fzf users who used to use fzf's Ctrl+R, and would like to now disable it (to use fish's that has syntax highlighting) without disabling the rest of fzf's shell keybindings: I filed https://github.com&#x
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   by ronjouch 4y ago

   For your daughter tinkering with a distro, yeah Fedora sounds awesome :) For the old ladies, no: Fedora has a short release cycle, and no LTS; not great for maximal stability. "a version of Fedora is usually supported for at least 13
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   by ronjouch 4y ago

   Thanks! Yup, if you look at the bugzilla link I shared above, you'll see I mention this extension in the last comment: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=237051#c11 . I couldn't check it as I run Tb bet
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    - Generally, GNOME with the dash-to-panel/dash-to-dock extension-du-jour to have a left-side panel with app buttons (so, a "Ubuntu/Unity"-like look). It baffles me how stock GNOME still insists not to provide a left&#x2F
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    Not OP, but chiming in nevertheless, as I do also "set up Linux for computer-illiterate old ladies" . They all roll Debian stable with unattended_upgrades and it's an absolute joy of stability. Not that I would use Debian st
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    Mandatory link to the excellent "Dead Game News" series from Ross Scott: https://www.accursedfarms.com/videos/dead-game-news Ross's exhaustive reporting & ideas on the topic are both grounded AND fun
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    My static website is exposed by Nginx in a managed Linux box at $whatever_cheap_vps. Deployment is done simply with rsync.
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    Unito raises $20M to shape the future of collaborative work(newswire.ca)

    8 points by ronjouch 4y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    > "I had this error." Does that mean you experienced the "potentially bogus panel power sequencing delays, which may harm the LCD panel" ? If so, was your LCD panel harmed?
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    If you prefer, Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1141580/Taiji/ Game is extremely well-crafted and lovely. It's full of surprises and hidden puzzles, throws curve-balls at you but doesn&#x27
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    Taiji – An open-world puzzle game, inspired by The Witness(taiji-game.com)

    1 points by ronjouch 4y ago|1 comments
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    We need your help to fix 60 FPS issues – Silent Hill 2: Enhanced Edition(youtube.com)

    3 points by ronjouch 4y ago|0 comments
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    Ange Yaghi: Simulating an entire car engine(youtube.com)

    4 points by ronjouch 4y ago|1 comments
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    Thank you and thanks wanderingmind for sharing this! I knew rclone, but didn't know you you could pair it with a fuse mount! Looks like an awwwwwesome addition to the toolbelt :))))
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    For explicitness & searchability, commenting with the title of this talk, which is indeed excellent , not limited to DynamoDB, and which was kind of a revelation after years of using DynamoDB suboptimally: Rick Houlihan - AWS re:Invent
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    For OpenWRT users, there's even simpler: use the "adblock" and "luci-app-adblock" packages :) . https://github.com/openwrt/packages/blob/master/net/adblock/... https:&
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    by ronjouch 4y ago

    Also: even if Linux gaming is getting better everyday thanks to lots of work by contributors and companies (Valve, Codeweavers, hey even Nvidia recently, etc), as a developer I get to do enough software spelunking at work, and I'm supr
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    by ronjouch 5y ago

    A by-the-way note for passerbys on the subject of PAR recovery records: - As usually, the Arch wiki has an excellent page on the topic: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Parchive - Hey, par3 is in the works: https:&#x2
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    by ronjouch 5y ago

    I'm sure there is a public algorithm / implementation. My question here is: is there an existing archive format (like .7z) that integrates it to the archive format and knows to update the error-correction data on archive update?
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    by ronjouch 5y ago

    Yeah. They have a point, though, more copies is good too. To me it's a case of “why not both?”, and I remain interested in software free RAR alternatives with a RecoveryRecord-ish feature.
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    by ronjouch 5y ago

    Confirming this, and confirming that the recovery record (that I had set to a hefty 10%, I think, because the data was important to me) did let me recover archives that suffered physical media damage, which would have been irrecoverable had
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    L'esprit de L'escalier(en.wikipedia.org)

    3 points by ronjouch 5y ago|0 comments
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    by ronjouch 5y ago

    Does anyone know about an equivalent extension for Firefox / Chrome?
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    by ronjouch 5y ago

    Video playback is accelerated in many apps, for example VLC 3.x defaults to it. In web browsers, things are more delicate because videos live within the complex context that is a webpage -with its own layer of hardware acceleration!-, and f