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by sweeter 2y ago
It also has specific undertones... and often people will come with a bad conclusion whether they subconsciously recognize it or not. My guess a better thing to also look at (besides what you pointed out) would be school funding. We have a p
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by sweeter 2y ago
That's so satisfying! I want to try the same, it would make for a good blog post lol
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by sweeter 2y ago
I have a router that from my ISP I am forced to use that has had a few CVEs ranging from not good to really bad. Most of which are years old. I can get a replacement but it's just the same model. They don't care about security at
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by sweeter 2y ago
who would of guessed that swinging to the Right and courting Republican voters while holding no real tangible policy positions that address the pain that people are feeling wouldn't pay off?? (except for literally everybody who follows
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by sweeter 2y ago
its been reality...
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by sweeter 2y ago
anyone can buy ads but who buys the majority of ads and ads with the greatest overall impact and impression? That is very obviously skewed. Campaigns directly have limitations on these things, PACs however, do not. and to your question ther
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by sweeter 2y ago
have hobbies and goals and participate in community activities... I don't know how I feel about platitudes like this. On one hand, it is obviously true and doing this things will make you feel better... but at the same time I think mos
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by sweeter 2y ago
few companies actually offer products that you can just pay for. Its pretty rare and usually extremely celebrated when it happens. When it comes to things like housing and cars, very few people can buy a home and have to rent or take out gi
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by sweeter 2y ago
I also thought that Tailscale would probably incur some type of charges after using it that much, though Im not super familiar with their free tier policies and how sustainable they are in the long-term.
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by sweeter 2y ago
Chiaki for the SteamDeck is amazing. I love playing Bloodborne on the go.
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by sweeter 2y ago
any advice setting something like this up? Also, wouldn't that get expensive?
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by sweeter 2y ago
This is by far one of the best parts of Go. Its all around simple and painless to use. anyone designing a language should study what Go did well and what they didn't.
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by sweeter 2y ago
vibes
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by sweeter 2y ago
I did something similar and it was a really fun project! You can easily make a Google Drive FUSE fs, or something simple like an in-memory fs, an encrypted fs, etc... Its very interesting and a lot simpler than one would imagine. You basica
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by sweeter 2y ago
the UK has basically become the US by most metrics. This includes the increasing privatization of health services, transport, etc... and the excessive commodification of basic necessities like housing. I find that saying that health initiat
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by sweeter 2y ago
Yea. You either have to pump a ton of money into it like Apple tries to do to get devs to target your OS, or you can take matters into your own hands and do the unthinkable with Wine and Proton. Its unironically a silver bullet solution. Ot
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by sweeter 2y ago
A lot of stuff like this shows up, they also have a fork of waydroid and box64. I think a lot of them are projects and a lot of them are just devs with a lot of agency who share the dream
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by sweeter 2y ago
systemd has kind of "killed" daemons and the need to write custom daemon code other than IPC stuff. Which is both good and bad. I really like that a lot of user space tools just create a secondary binary and an easy interface to c
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by sweeter 2y ago
I do agree with that, but at the exact same time, it is important to be critical of these actions and to understand our role and part in this. For me, thinking about this logically leads me to the conclusion that, while individual action ca
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by sweeter 2y ago
the guy doesn't have any shoes, where are these tools going to come from?
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by sweeter 2y ago
This is just one of many ways us in the "first world" exploit the poverty of poorer nations. Wait until you all see what the labor conditions we solicit from these nations look like and all the countries we sell our literal garbag
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by sweeter 2y ago
This is so awesome! I just love this stuff, I hope that I can be at this level one day. Also I love how we're side-eyeing the switch 2 lmaooo thats bold considering Yuzu, Ryujinx and the 100+ YT creators Nintendo has either taken down
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by sweeter 2y ago
I mean yeah... But most people are going to have trouble with that, especially being unable to resize or move the window. I even saw a tech Youtuber try out gnome and they were baffled on why they couldn't move or resize davinci resolv
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by sweeter 2y ago
Its written in Go...
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by sweeter 2y ago
On Wayland, the compositor can either let windows draw their own borders, or it can disallow it. On X11, if a window want's to draw its own decorations... it will just do it, and you won't be able to do anything about it. Pretty m
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by sweeter 2y ago
Using Gentoo as an example of how Linux is hard to use is a bad argument. I have Mac, Linux and windows PCs and they all have fairly ridiculous thing that users of those OS's excuse because they are used to it. I'm not sure how th
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by sweeter 2y ago
There's really nothing that can be said then but I personally use `waypipe` like this `waypipe ssh user@127.0.0.1 sway` so that I can run remote sessions and it works amazingly. I sometimes use it to run GUI apps like thunar on my home
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by sweeter 2y ago
This guy was using Gentoo on what I'm guessing is an older laptop. That kind of comes with the territory. You don't use LFS or Gentoo as a daily driver and expect not to do some footwork... but if you use Mint, Fedora, Pop_OS, Ubu
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by sweeter 2y ago
Awesome! A lot of people are excited, XFCE is a very charming and beloved desktop environment. I'm curious to see how people will take this change though... I know a lot of XFCE users either want Wayland or don't care, and then th
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by sweeter 2y ago
Yes. I got a little bit out of it, certainly, but it really is mostly an exercise of compiling packages. I was a little disappointed but in the end LFS inspired me to take on a rewrite of the Unix Coreutils in Golang. I learned far more abo

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