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2y ago
(2020)
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2y ago
I guess your post is rather charitable, and I'm a bit of a freetard (personally), but > mostly happy with a 7840HS which tells us they're a laptop user and likely looking at workloads that would work on a laptop with spare time
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2y ago
https://archive.is/9vnVq
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2y ago
Which API requests did you use?
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2y ago
According to some commentators in this thread they might be.
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2y ago
I mean, of course. There's a reason why an h100 costs around $30k, if you even have a chance to buy it. For whom it may concern, some recent article about progress of the Linux xdna driver: https://www.phoronix.com/news
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2y ago
I prefer not to have a dedicated GPU in my everyday laptop. I'd find it cool if AMD took their Linux userbase more seriously (there are dozens of us!!1) and actually provided drivers to use the hardware they sell.
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2y ago
In bash/zsh you can easily setup fzf completions ctrl-r (for directory) and ctrl-t (for shell history)
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2y ago
You can hover with a pen like the Galaxy S Ultra has. But it doesn't work.
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2y ago
Still waiting for the Zen4 xdna NPU to be supported under Linux. Crossing my fingers that it'll actually be in 6.10 stable release. I'm generally happy with the 7840HS, but didn't previously consider that large sections of th
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2y ago
Bidets are like acid: people who try it once have to tell everyone to try it too. Personally, I find the fixation on how I'm supposed to clean my ass a bit weird.
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2y ago
You know when they kill a mouse in the lab they call it a 'sarcrifice'. There's some harrowing stuff and I personally would probably not be able to do it. I think most ppl who do it just happened to find themselves in a part
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2y ago
In fact I wrote my own RyanAir scraper to get the best prices on flights (it is trivial to implement, they barely have any rate limits - in particular if you use the API endpoint where you search for flights departing from a specific airpor
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2y ago
It appears like the other people in the audience knew why they were there. Perhaps the person who suggested it to the OP figured they could benefit from it, but didn't want to tell them to seek out a therapist.
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2y ago
It's pronounced 'Giff' (with a hard 'G')
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2y ago
So who will be the Democratic candidate? Kamala Harris?
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2y ago
This page does something horrible with the back button
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2y ago
I think deadlines are probably also a big factor. Many OSS developers build their projects in their free time for themselves and others. So it could be a passion project where someone takes more pride in their work. I'm a big advocate
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2y ago
Not sure if you're unaware or don't care, but sea salt contains microplastics. You can get untreated alpine salt (Alpensalz) pretty cheap (presuming you live in or around Germany)
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2y ago
I find this topic of fermented foods in different cultures pretty interesting. Surely they enabled people to survive a rough winter with food shortages. From an evolutionary perspective, it could be said that those peoples who didn't l
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2y ago
The maangchi recipe is really good and easy. I wish I could find tiny shrimp/saeujeot though.
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2y ago
Not sure if you're implying that the government is supposed to oversee/manage the development of such a project, but I think they're extraordinarily bad at such things. It isn't the role of the gov either. > car and c
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2y ago
The ultimate hinge test
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2y ago
Pro tip: if you want a nice seat on a Ryanair flight, wait with the check-in until shortly before the deadline. Their 'random' seat assignment algorithm gives out the 'bad' seats first, in the hopes of being able to sell
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2y ago
What's so difficult about checking in with the app? I found the situation pretty painless and you can go straight to security that way, if you don't have to check in any luggage.
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2y ago
> They then charge you to use an app to scan your ID, some ridiculously low amount like 60 cents. Where is this? I never had to scan an ID, just enter my details.
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2y ago
Happy weekend to everyone who works there.
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2y ago
> full feature parity Can it play podcast videos in the terminal or otherwise?
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2y ago
Somewhat surprisingly (to me at least), they produce some pretty good red wine (i.e. Purcari). Recently found it while checking out an eastern European grocery store.
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2y ago
You got the recipe instructions or just ingredients?
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