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by szszrk 10mo ago
Can you buy a generic TV nowadays? All that I have available in typical stores are smart TVs. The rest is some display panels meant for commercial installations (like big ad screens, multiple, working as one), which are only available onlin
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by szszrk 10mo ago
"game words" in English got a bit ridiculous nowadays. While there is around 170k in usage there are over a million known and over 8k added yearly. Apparently. Bryndza is Central European/Eastern European product, it even mea
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by szszrk 10mo ago
I have no such thing, but a few comments later another redditor gives a bit different perspective: https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1pfdkfs/...
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by szszrk 10mo ago
It is smooth and kind of "I'm doing my part!" but with low friction. > a few times I have had to look up the business in Google Maps to find their address Exactly my point - Gmaps taught us to expect *businesses" on m
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by szszrk 10mo ago
Which is not surprising, as those two have very different priorities. - OSM want's a detailed and reliable map. - Google maps tries to either sell your data to clients, or make you buy from them. Their business data is their priority f
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by szszrk 11mo ago
For clean session it goes to the next level. There is some mess if you already finished the thing, and then use url to particular level on a clean session. For me it looked like I am on level 2, but site expected answers to 1. When I start
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by szszrk 11mo ago
they must have fixed it. Works for me, including new sessions on separate browser.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
When you look at the actual list of those 4, it's not as hard to understand any more. It's Firefox, Dillo, Links2 and Netsurf GTK :) Dillo is something I'd love to daily drive like I did 20 years ago, but it would just fail o
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by szszrk 11mo ago
I have a mobile 4g router from them and it supports physical esim. I even managed to get their suggested card for cheap. They have some support in their firmware to set it up, so you can do that fully on the router.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
oh, I didn't noticed that at first, but you are right. What I did noticed is so many fast videos right next to text. I didn't even bother to read it (without firefox read mode) because it makes me a bit dizzy.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
On point. We don't pay million $ bills on AWS to "hang out" in a cozy place. I mean, you can, but that's insanity.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
They work in the open from the beginning, so it's easy to track: What's up: https://codeberg.org/comaps/comaps/projects/16883 and an example of major UI discussion that you are interested in: https
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by szszrk 11mo ago
He doesn't seem to be as afraid of that as OP. https://itwire.com/business-it-news/open-source/torvalds-say...
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by szszrk 11mo ago
It's not always better. Docker on lxc has a lot of advantages. I would rather use plain lxc on production systems, but I've been homelabbing on lxc+docker for years. It's blazing fast and I cut down around 60% of my RAM consu
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by szszrk 11mo ago
I struggle to find out who is this aimed at, really. It's clear there is a lot of drama in Opensource projects lately, but there are countless projects where the maintainer would be thrilled to have one or two people that would actuall
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Serious people like to look at things through a magnifying glass. Which makes them miss a lot. I've seen printed books checked by paid professionals that consisted a "replace all" populated without context. Creating a grammar
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by szszrk 11mo ago
That's exactly what I was talking about before. Tried on newest fedora but that simply isn't it. It's remote support to an existing session. Names are misleading.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Thank you, I will definitely test it soon.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
I honestly don't get it. As a person who managed k8s in teams of 1-3 people. It's not that much effort. Things get sunset all the time.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Have you actually tried setting it up on Wayland yourself? Please do. I've seen too many threads like this based on a hunch and docs, while it just doesn't work. I'll be more than happy to be proven wrong.
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Why would they rather talk to gitea? Isn't it sensible for a European government to talk to a player that is being backed by European companies and has a cleaner approach to open source? I'm not arguing, I'm asking what'
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by szszrk 11mo ago
I don't want to argue on semantics. Currently you can't start a graphical session completely remotely using any protocol (RDP, VNC, no machine, whatever).
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by szszrk 11mo ago
There are no headless sessions on Wayland. At all. You want proper headless session, set up X11 distro and use xrdp - it's really easy. But on wayland "remote support" to something that is already displayed on screen is all y
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Remote assistance, NOT remote logins. It can be used as support when someone is already went to that computer, authenticated and has a full gnome session opened. So you literally CANNOT log in remotely :) If you are lucky, you can assist
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Transition to Wayland opened so many user experience regressions. Many are solved today, or at least partially solved but... There is still no possibility to have proper remote sessions when using Wayland. On any Window Manager and any dist
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by szszrk 11mo ago
It's a much less of a deal than it seems. Yeah, it is a popular project that has been around for a while, but this is just another day at work. Things evolve, there are migration paths no matter if you want to stay with ingresses or
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by szszrk 11mo ago
Why doesn't HN support reading mode in Firefox, anyway? Dimming doesn't solve much. I won't dim screen every time I switch apps. It doesn't work when you use multiple apps side-by-side (which is nowadays a thing even on
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by szszrk 1y ago
can you recommend some gopher server that is actively maintained? I always wanted to host gopher site but could not find a strong solution that I will not be afraid to be easily compromised.
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by szszrk 1y ago
That would be more like: shuffling that document randomly between other documents, or using white font on a white page in Word.
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by szszrk 1y ago
Yes! Thank you.

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