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by tapoxi 2y ago
Wayland, Vulkan, Flatpak. (You don't actually need to care about Wayland if you're using a widget toolkit like GTK/QT.) Basically target the Steam Deck.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
But you're not supposed to hold legal tender, by design you're supposed to spend it.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Oh I see, so training on copyrighted content is fine unless it's your AI model...
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by tapoxi 2y ago
We had child labor and it was horrible, if you only learn to work, and only learn through work then it leaves you vulnerable to exploitation by others. And an employer is highly motivated by capital to exploit you as much as possible.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
This is probably compositor specific, so I wonder if this is a mutter issue or if it can be replicated in kwin.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Is this the absolute death of the high school essay? Even if you didn't want to cheat by avoiding ChatGPT, AI is now right there, in your word processor, and you have no way of turning it off.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
SteamOS is Arch, Bazzite is Fedora if you want a more Fedora experience. I agree mostly because I find myself playing a lot of smaller games these days, and it's much easier for devs to release and patch their games on Steam than it is
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by tapoxi 2y ago
> It’s crazy to think that some software engineers might actually intentionally degrade user experience on non-Google browsers or for people using adblockers. Why would I, as a developer whose income stream is based on advertising, inten
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by tapoxi 2y ago
It's such an incredible science fantasy universe, probably my favorite piece of fiction from the past decade. The political history, nature of reality and shape of the world, even things about how computers ("radiocomputers")
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I bought a Samsung Odyssey G9 on a whim when visiting a Microcenter. It's a 49" 5120x1440 32:9 display, essentially two 1440p screens combined. You can use it as a single screen or use picture-in-picture to split the screen (50:50
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Which are that the government can't censor speech. Forcing a private entity to support any form of speech is actually against the first amendment, it is compelled speech.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
But the client is designed to not trust the server, that's why encryption is end-to-end. So does it matter?
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Yes. There's also libraries that do this, like libsignal.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
> It can be a miracle, and yet still not be good enough. Even as a business user, knowing that if I build an app and it probably won’t work in 5 years, is all I need to know about this hobbyist toy Build a Flatpak, you're done. Your
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by tapoxi 2y ago
You're comparing apples (heh) and oranges. This order requires Apple to allow functionality that Android permits. Criticism of Google is fair, but it has nothing to do with excusing Apple here.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
You can use any smartwatch or earbuds with Android, there aren't private Google-only APIs for those things. Apple also has a big enough marketshare to matter to the DMA.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I have this, I was diagnosed after a formal neuropsych eval at the hospital after many years struggling with math. The numbers I can work around, everyone keeps a calculator in their pockets these days. What sucked was that it's not a
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Similarly, there's a lot of pro-Tesla propaganda by those who own shares in Tesla. I avoid this by not considering Tesla when considering a car, as the truth is too murky.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
There is actually plenty of data to back this up. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._economic_performance_by...
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Sid was diagnosed with osteosarcoma a while back, so hopefully he's on the road to recovery but stepping down isn't usually a sign things are going smoothly.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
I've been on Bazzite for a few months on my machine (7800 XT) with Windows on a secondary partition. Of the games I've tested Linux performance is identical, but Steam can precompile shaders in the background on Linux which elimin
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Were you using the Flatpak? Apparently the sandboxing introduces performance issues.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Then we don't respect their copyrights? Why is this some sort of unsolvable problem and the only solution is to allow mega corporations to sell us AI that is trained on the work of artists without their consent?
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by tapoxi 2y ago
This read as "old man yells at cloud" to me. I've managed a few thousand VMs in the past, and I'm extremely grateful for it. An image is built in CI, service declares what it needs, the scheduler just handles shit. I&#x2
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Bluesky's custom labels, algorithm choice, client choice, and starter packs seem like legitimately cool features.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
It became really easy and cheap to use a VPN and VOIP number.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
If there's a Red Hat build of Keycloak, and Red Hat products depend on Keycloak, then this vulnerability is present in all of those Red Hat products.
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Keycloak is a Red Hat product and is a dependency for many Red Hat products so I'd love it if people running the open source release can report the bug and get feedback. This isn't a student eating ramen supporting this software,
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by tapoxi 2y ago
Boston doesn't have a grid system, lanes aren't marked, really weird and complex intersections, etc. This intersection is a local favorite, a backed-up lane off the highway onto a half-rotary that splits off into multiple directio
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by tapoxi 2y ago
But doesn't Waymo have the better hardware/sensors?

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