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Uninterupted Desktop Streaming vs. NetworkManager(rubin55.org)
1 points by rubin55 3y ago|0 comments
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by rubin55 3y ago
Zigler! https://github.com/E-xyza/zigler
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Plans and Ideas for 2024(rubin55.org)
1 points by rubin55 3y ago|0 comments
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by rubin55 3y ago
Very recognizable.. I've done a few projects at large-scale government and retail where me and team have been brought in after-the fact to fix "performance" and tech-debt issues with these things. In particular these platform
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Reflecting on my 2023(rubin55.org)
2 points by rubin55 3y ago|0 comments
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by rubin55 3y ago
Heh, that one about the states resonated with me as well, even more generally instead of specifically the US, but I guess to my own consumerism.. I have 1200+ music albums, 800+ games, 400+ books.. Too much of everything! A blessing and a c
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The Closing of the Bulgarian Frontier(switchyardmag.com)
247 points by rubin55 3y ago|219 comments
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by rubin55 3y ago
Mm, just upgraded to firefox 120.x and all my extensions were disabled, even though they showed up as enabled in the about:extensions screen. It turns out I am not the only one: https://superuser.com/questions/1819527&#
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by rubin55 3y ago
Maybe off-topic, but I was taken aback at actually seeing ads on this page. Long time ago that uBlock Origin did not block something for me.. The horror.
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by rubin55 3y ago
I have answered to another poster in a bit more detail, but a conservative estimate with moderate to a few moments of heavy usage is ~9 hours. I have done 11+ on pure-coding stints (no video, no games).
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by rubin55 3y ago
Yeah, good point. I wrote them as ``` ``` blocks in markdown, and it doesn't wrap apparently. Will look into if I can tell Jekyll to do something there (would not prefer to escape everything hard-coded to 80 lines or some-such). Update
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by rubin55 3y ago
I have answered to another poster in a bit more detail, but a conservative estimate with moderate to a few moments of heavy usage is ~9 hours. I have done 11+ on pure-coding stints (no video, no games).
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by rubin55 3y ago
Hey, yeah sure! Erm, let's see. So I use libvirt and QEMU/KVM, where libvirt is essentially an api that makes interfacing with QEMU and KVM more consistent and nicer. Then I use virsh (command-line) and/or virt-manager (gui)
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by rubin55 3y ago
Hey, yeah sure, let's see. I started working this morning at 07:45, it's now 13:45. I had a 20 minute video conference call and watched two 15 minute videos on Youtube. At idle, I had ~3 watts, doing small typing things, coding, I
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by rubin55 3y ago
Ah thanks for that, updated!
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Running Arch Linux on the Framework Laptop 13(rubin55.org)
53 points by rubin55 3y ago|33 comments
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by rubin55 3y ago
I wrote an article about using Arch Linux with the (new, probably as valid for older ones) Framework Laptop 13. Should prove useful to any Linux-running peeps in any case!
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by rubin55 3y ago
FWIW, I'm a recent owner of a Framework Laptop 13, 13th gen 1370p. I am extremely happy with it. w/regards to battery life, I'm doing ~4.5watts idling/text-editing, screen on, wifi on. That is more efficient that I got o
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by rubin55 3y ago
Michael Stapelberg's blog was a source for me when I bought my Dell UP3218Ks specifically for usage with Linux. A great resource! The article mentions that "it (the Dell UP3218K) needs two (!) DisplayPort cables on a GPU with MST
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by rubin55 3y ago
I know the P14s also and would say it's very similar to the T14s; can you honestly hold that next to a MacBook Pro or Air and with a straight face say "the build quality is fantastic"? I really find that a stretch (imho they
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by rubin55 3y ago
Such a weird take. 1. Many of those devices were used concurrently, especially the desktops next to the laptops. . 2. Some of those devices were relatively short-lived due to accidents (Apple G4 Cube, just 10ish months? - water leak in ceil
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by rubin55 3y ago
Just sharing a small update: my 4th type-cover died this morning. No special reason, just, open device in morning, type cover stopped working permanently, identical failure mode as previous type covers, idential time of usage more or less (
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by rubin55 3y ago
I'm not sure how you extrapolate from that sentence that the aforementioned devices were for leisure only. In any case, all those devices (desktops, laptops, 2-in-1/tablety-things) where used for all kinds of work/leisure&#x2
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by rubin55 3y ago
Good point, it was the 13inch of course, thanks, will update!
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Why I Am Getting a Framework(rubin55.org)
48 points by rubin55 3y ago|26 comments
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by rubin55 4y ago
This is not true, at least certainly not for all social circles apparently. I've heard this sentiment expressed here before, but I and essentially all people I know who frequent restaurants tip 10 to 15 percent. I'm dutch, as is a
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Her (2013)(imdb.com)
2 points by rubin55 4y ago|0 comments
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by rubin55 4y ago
Can relate, a while ago (around 2016) we bought 7 second-hand dual opteron 8439 (12 cores! no ht) desktops with 64GiB of ram in them, added pcie nvme adapter, for about ~850 EUR (including 21% vat) a piece. We have been using those systems
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by rubin55 4y ago
Interesting, this actually sounds a lot like one of those typical dreams where you have to do something specific, and a lot depends on it, and for various reasons, it can't happen or goes haywire..
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by rubin55 4y ago
Apart from the dystopian future this suggests, what surprised me in particular was that apparently "Gmail, Facebook Messenger, outlook.com and the chat function of X-Box, [already implement] indiscriminate chat control". I couldn&

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