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theodric
3y ago
This is why I'm still on Big Sur-- it mostly works!
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theodric
3y ago
My 2020 M1 Air generally requires a hard reboot if left closed and on a charger overnight, but that's been the worst of it until now (besides the rapidly degrading battery that seems calibrated to hit 79% a month after my AppleCare+ ex
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theodric
3y ago
I got (for my wife) an entire Framework Ryzen 7840U system, plus a 2TB SSD and 32GB RAM purchased separately, for THE UPGRADE COST on an M2-class MacBook between its base spec and 32GB RAM/2TB SSD. It's a farce. I don't want
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theodric
3y ago
At first I was like "what is this gonna be, a Chinese company that sells unbranded electronics on Amazon?" But no, it's the Swiss.
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theodric
3y ago
It's at the article link. Directly in the README.md: search for the text "HDMI to CSI-2 bridge based on TC358743"
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theodric
3y ago
Roll your own. I've got one running PiKVM software on a Pi Zero 2W with an AliExpress HDMI-CSI board connected, and the whole thing bundled together with kapton tape and hanging off the USB port on a headless system. I had to mask off
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theodric
3y ago
This one knows what's up
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theodric
3y ago
In the end, hehe, it was a medical doctor who greenlit the procedure. Patients don't get to decide their own treatment trajectory, but they can certainly respond enthusiastically when the Certified Medical Doctor suggests it as a possi
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theodric
3y ago
Nah, it's fine. At colonoscopy doses, if you fight it, you can remain semi-conscious, and the process of coming out from sedation is pretty trippy as bits of your brain that have been muted come back online at different rates. It'
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theodric
3y ago
Power usage aside, I'd take the simplicity of a mainline kernel and distro over the mystery-meat backported patch chaos of the faux-5.x RockChip kernel that's really a Frankenstein 2.6 codebase. Yes, I know they're "work
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theodric
3y ago
I've had two colonoscopies done in the last 10 years. The second was possibly unnecessary, but I pushed for it because I just really enjoy propofol. Maybe if more people knew that the sedative drugs used in the procedure are fun, they&
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theodric
3y ago
I'm saving infinite money by never going to the bar at all! I'm wealthy beyond dreams! In reality, one 5W bump isn't going to move the needle, but you only have to make that concession a few times before you end up adding an
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theodric
3y ago
I had some squatters in the buildings behind my apartment in Kinkerstraat, Amsterdam crack my WEP encryption to squat my broadband. This was a long, long time ago. Inspired by kittennet[1], I redirected all traffic on that AP to Goatse, bou
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theodric
3y ago
In this case, Starship is really more akin to a bus than a sports car
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theodric
3y ago
Because reading is boring-- or at least boring relative to playing StarCraft while watching TV and chatting on Ventrilo (or whatever it is the youths do these days, WhatsApp and TikTok videos of Family Guy + marble game or somesuch.). Readi
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theodric
3y ago
> I'm sure there is one somewhere And there he is
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theodric
3y ago
Spending 27 years on the Internet
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theodric
3y ago
>eink tablet That's my fetish! Which one did you go for?
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theodric
3y ago
It turns out you can put whatever text you want in the alt text field and it won't get clocked by the scolds because they don't actually care enough to check. It's enough that it appears compliant in a surface-level audit. Ho
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theodric
3y ago
I have a friend who has two children who are now allegedly young adults. They smash about one phone each per six months and one laptop screen each per three years. Their iPads are somehow intact, but dented to fuck. I, myself, broke a lapto
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theodric
3y ago
> I wouldn't even know where to start looking for interesting blogs of the old style, if they still exist. If you're looking for any sources, not necessarily massive volumes, Gemini and Gopher still host written content produ
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theodric
3y ago
I remember this case. I also remember that he appealed and won: https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna36239042
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theodric
3y ago
Look, I'm not saying you're wrong, I'm just saying I get 4 hours of web browsing out of my M1 air with 83% battery health so it must go deeper, like Firefox is deoptimized or something. It's about on par with my ThinkPad
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theodric
3y ago
The Lunar dev has a variety of recipes for a hardware widget you can build which allows their macOS-only brightness-control app to implement adaptive brightness on any monitor that permits backlight control over DDC/CI. I'm sure a
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theodric
3y ago
There are some tools out there that will allow you to bind hotkeys (or at least provide a widget) to send brightness-adjustment commands via DDC/CI over the HDMI/DP cable to your desktop monitor. This may improve your UX. My 2015
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theodric
3y ago
Assuming the OS has privileged access to everything that runs on it, the EU just has to tell the vendor to implement scanning and reporting at ring(app-1) and let the vendors scramble to figure out how to make that fever dream a reality, no
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theodric
3y ago
All this will do is imperil the freedom of hundreds of millions of Europeans and drive the kiddy fiddlers to services that won't comply with EU surveillance: it is therefore a foregone conclusion that it's going to happen.
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theodric
3y ago
> The social-media Web as we knew it, a place where we consumed the posts of our fellow-humans and posted in return, appears to be over. HN is a rare gem and must be protected
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theodric
3y ago
The Irish government may be swimming in money, but the Irish people I know - not in Dublin - are scraping by. Don't be fooled: it's a corrupt, poor little Dublin-centric mafia nation in many ways, and desperately wants to be a pro
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theodric
3y ago
But if the admins of the site cared more about integrity than pure profit, they'd put in a simple heuristic to filter this shit. So one way or another, they're culpable; and more so if this is a known phenomenon.
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