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rsolva
9mo ago
For basic functionality, it is possible! https://paul.kinlan.me/adding-activity-pub-to-your-static-si...
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9mo ago
Does it work (well) under WINE / Proton? Having used both After Effects, Apple Motion and a bit of Blender on and off for about 20 years, I really miss a good motion graphics tool that runs well on Linux. Blender could be it, but it is
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10mo ago
This is a hard problem. Offering autonomy and ownership of data to non-techy people is HARD. Although I'm not at all convinced Umbrel is the right answer, they seem to be on the right track. Can they empower regular people to own their
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rsolva
10mo ago
I built something similar recently [0] with help from Claude Code (in Zed). It is still only a rough prototype, but I have tried it out on non-techy people for a project, and it has worked better than anything I have tried prior (Wordpress,
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10mo ago
They offer an extension for Zed at launch, fantastic! Did not spot that when first skimming through the page.
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rsolva
10mo ago
Think I found a bug? After an hour of light use on a small project, the TUI started to lag quite heavily and became less and less responsive over time.
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10mo ago
Ah, finally! I was checking just a few days ago if they had a Claude Code-like tool as I would much rather give money to a European effort. I'll stop my Pro subscription at Anthropic and switch over and test it out.
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10mo ago
It is a non-profit association based in Berlin, and its very existence is a protest towards Microsoft and the other big actors in this space. And it is built on Forgejo, an open source project with a strong community around it. Both Codeber
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11mo ago
After reflecting on this a bit earlier this year, I came to the same conclusion; Palantir and maybe other like minded lobbying clueless politicians. It is a considerable weakness in the way laws are formed and voted on.
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11mo ago
I get a 404, this is the correct URL: https://blog.zorin.com/2025/11/18/test-the-upgrade-from-zori...
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11mo ago
I have observed this too, mostly for content that is changed in a symlinked directory, but also generally. I'm on Fedora Silverblue running Zed Preview as a Flatpak. It works great in most other ways though, snappy and beautiful, but t
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11mo ago
Yeah, I have been fighting Zed to get agents to use podman on my host, but Flatpak is sandboxed and makes it almost impossible. The ideal solution would be that Zed could use podman or docker to spin up a container where agents could run fr
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11mo ago
Ads that could be interpreted as targeted towards children is banned in Norway. Unfortunately we have not managed to enforce this sensible law in the digital realm, where children are routinely and brutally pillaged for their habits an beha
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11mo ago
> If online 'personalised' ads were banned how would personalised be defined ? Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear. I'm not against contextually relevant ads. Ads related to gardening makes sense in a magazine about gardening
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11mo ago
Banning personalised ads would solve a lot of the underlying incentives that drives the attention grabbing economy today. Increasing the age a few years for when young people are allow to make accounts on social media is not going to make a
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1y ago
So that's why all of our municipality's digital services are down ... utter chaos at the political meeting I attended just now.
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rsolva
1y ago
Mistral offers their OCR commercially through their API and in their Chat services, at least. https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-ocr
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1y ago
You are right, but I had the creeps that sought power in mind. Internet was for sure inhabited by countless other kinds of creeps of various flavours, but none of them had such a negative impact on human civilization as a whole as the power
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1y ago
The early internet was created and inhabited by nerds, which praticed playful creativity on interdependent networks and open protocols. Cooperation and collaboration was at the core. Then the creeps arrived, drunk on sudden power and the pr
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1y ago
Weeel, actually! ... It dates back to the early days of the printing press, and has been a general convention since then. Rules can be broken, but not without consequence.
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1y ago
From what I can gather, the institutional shareholders that has signed this letter controls about 1-2% of the Tesla shares (roughly). Add the Norwegian Oil Fund to the mix, which will likely vote similarly and has roughly the same voting po
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1y ago
Or a reMarkable with the addon keyboard!
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1y ago
So I can make my own color profiles / LUTs and apply them directly to how JPEGs are rendered out from the camera?
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1y ago
Yeah, I also prefer the default Silverblue, but would like some codecs on top, in addition to my own selection of packages. I'll look into the ublue-os/image-template!
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1y ago
I just started paying for Kagi. I'll use them as long as they stay ad free, which seems part of their core selling point.
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1y ago
I usually use the app store in Fedora and am used to finding what I want and having it installed within secounds. Occasionally, I help people with their Mac's, and it can easily take half an hour to get something installed (finding the
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1y ago
The wattage matters a great deal to the grid! If a whole neighborhood charges at max speed, that can become a problem. Here in Norway, you can get a discount on your electric bill if you let the grid operator adjust the charging speed at pe
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1y ago
I always set my eUP to the lowest charging speed at 5A, which is less than many household appliances. No need for quicker charging if I get home in the evening and leave with a full, or close to full battery in the morning.
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1y ago
Electric vehicles are the norm in Norway, and has been for many years. And you are right, advantages like driving in the bus/taxi lane is abolished during rush ours. The charging and parking provided by the municipality is only getting
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1y ago
Yeah, me included, until we where going to NL and suddenly was left with no other option becuase our diesel car broke down. I expected a nerve wreaking trip with the eUP, but got slightly more confident after some planning. Using abetterrou
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