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by russelg 2y ago
And you can do the same with Nix, not sure what your point is?
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by russelg 2y ago
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/settings-usage-statistic...
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by russelg 2y ago
Of course it can, that's the baseline for a VS competitor lol
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by russelg 2y ago
If you're a Jetbrains user, they have their AppCode IDE.
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by russelg 2y ago
Getting an external GPU to work on a raspberry pi is a huge feat... PCIe support, functional drivers, these things don't just appear out of thin air. Jeff has been working on getting to this point for multiple years now. I would recomm
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by russelg 2y ago
Ironically macOS is more "open" (as in source available) than Windows. https://opensource.apple.com/releases/
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by russelg 2y ago
My point with this comment is that ridership increased with both initiatives. Build it and they will come, as they say.
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by russelg 2y ago
A couple states in Australia have experimented with fee reductions for public transport. In Western Australia, right now public transport is free for all students, and is free on Sundays for everyone. They also capped the cost of cross-zone
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by russelg 2y ago
Yes, but this thread is about Asahi Linux, which is for M series Macbooks. Not x86.
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by russelg 2y ago
The first heading is "The portable companion to the Linear system" so clearly this page is not intended to be an introduction to Linear itself. Perhaps try the homepage instead.
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by russelg 2y ago
It would be great if this meant proton is coming back to macOS :) I don't have high hopes however.
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by russelg 2y ago
The repo has the following sub title: "Bare metal to production ready in mins; imagine fly.io on your VPS"
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by russelg 2y ago
Jordies hit the nail on the head here. This legislation is just another tool for people with money to use to silence any opposing voices. One only has to look at how our defamation laws are used to see the exact same thing happening here. L
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by russelg 2y ago
He can use whatever weasel words he wants, the fact of the matter is that he's asking for a backdoor. There is not a way to "design" around proper encryption without removing the encryption for a target.
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by russelg 2y ago
Because the browser can more effectively GPU accelerate CSS animations, which seems to be the main driver for features like this.
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by russelg 2y ago
As opposed to an American service like Gmail? Does the PRISM program ring any bells?
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by russelg 2y ago
In the exact same boat with the 5800X3D myself. It's starting to feel like a modern i5-2500k, a CPU that will just keep going and going. I built this machine not long after the 7000 series released and no regrets going for the older pl
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by russelg 2y ago
It's a shame it doesn't work for your use case :( Finamp is a great app, it's well developed and works far better than the official Jellyfin app/site imo. Jellyfin on android is pretty much just a webview, so it should b
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by russelg 2y ago
The quicksync preference seems mostly to be because up until the 7000 series, AMD didn't even include integrated graphics on their chips (meaning no video encoder) (barring the G variants). I would think the grounds are much more even
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by russelg 2y ago
Late response on my part, but I'm happy to report back that shuffling my 17,000 track library does not crash Jellyfin on the latest stable version. Give it another try maybe?
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by russelg 2y ago
I think with the current climate wrt the big supermarkets in AU, now would be the time to push your luck. The court of public opinion will definitely not be on the supermarkets side, and the government may even step in.
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by russelg 2y ago
Kago also uses Apple Maps, in much the same manner.
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by russelg 2y ago
If you want an emby fork without the login etc, you can try Jellyfin out. I really think it's overtaken Emby in functionality already anyway.
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by russelg 2y ago
Reading the planned work section in the readme, what kind of screenshots are you expecting??
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by russelg 2y ago
Another browser extension I've used to handle this exact problem: https://github.com/54ac/stream-detector It's archived but I would argue it's feature complete.
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by russelg 2y ago
Funnily enough, WA does not have the same gas supply issues as the east coast. Despite the WA govt. being in the gas producers back pocket, there are still agreements in place which force them to save a certain percent of gas for domestic u
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by russelg 2y ago
I hoped that the recent 64-bit TF2 update would mean support would return to Macs, instead Valve explicitly removed support for TF2 on macOS :( The only Valve game with official macOS support right now is Dota 2, which is x86-64. Once Roset
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by russelg 2y ago
Many of the words on the list (if not all) require the calculator to be upside down.
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by russelg 2y ago
And yet you still don't need to sign in with an Apple ID unless you want to. Microsoft makes it annoyingly hard to set up your computer with a local-only account.
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by russelg 2y ago
Love Fork, been using it on both Windows and macOS. I think it's a great example of native cross-platform software.

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