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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
“Oh no AI is totally getting too powerful! White House must intervene! …pls invest more money”
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
GOG Galaxy for Windows released approximately 10 years ago and it didn’t introduce any DRM. I don’t see why a Linux release would suddenly do that. I mean it’s Linux. Backlash from that would destroy them. GOG knows that they can’t compete
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
For me exercising regularly is about as effective as the medication. Eating well and cutting out sugar and coffee helped a bit too.
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
I totally agree with your point of view. There is a big difference between automating laundry that would otherwise take hours of hard manual labor every week and automating 15 minutes of light house chores. If you remove all chores and mino
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
> For example, doing dishes and cleaning up after cooking takes up a substantial amount of time You’re supposed to clean as you cook. Every little spill or splat gets wiped immediately. There is no cleaning afterwards. Dirty dishes don’t
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
I had problems with anxiety and irritability that went away after I removed coffee and sugar from my diet. Coffee would make me more alert but wouldn’t actually help me think and be more productive. I miss that smell and taste though.
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
Talk with your doctor and ask for EKG. Those meds are not safe for people with preexisting heart conditions. Better be safe than sorry (or dead).
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
Would you mind sharing some of those titles? Some of my indie favorites from the last couple of years are: Animal Well (Unique metroidvania) Axiom Verge (Metroidvania) Cave Story+ (Metroidvania) Cocoon (Puzzle game) Cultic (Shooter) Dusk (S
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
Drivers, not software suites and it's opt in and not opt out like on Windows. If you're still unhappy about it then with Linux you have a choice. You can switch to another distro like for example Fedora instead.
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
Most of the best games I have ever played are either indies or Nintendo games. Feels like independent developers and sometimes Nintendo are the only ones still trying to make fun games with original ideas while the rest of the industry has
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
What's so difficult in avoiding their products? I haven't bought a single EA, Ubisoft, Activision, Blizzard, Bethesda, Microsoft game in at least 5 years and yet I have more good games to play than time to play them.
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
It takes advantage of Windows Update feature that automatically installs manufacturer’s software once a supported device is connected. Microsoft takes partial responsibility for allowing this in the first place. Linux and macOS devices are
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
One more W for Linux.
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
>nighttime ice cream sundae I assume that’s a joke.
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by wao0uuno 3mo ago
Whole 3.13ms? Man idk shit’s unplayable now. When rendering 60fps on a 60Hz display every frame takes approximately 16ms to render. Then you have to add TV latency that’a probably around 20ms unless you have a very nice OLED TV. Wireless co
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by wao0uuno 4mo ago
Well, nobody's arguing about RPi prices here. I'm just advocating for using the right tool for the job. Lots of people claim that Raspberry Pis have been rendered obsolete by cheap N100 mini PCs but they simply lack the understand
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by wao0uuno 4mo ago
But that's way bigger and hotter than a RPi4 with an official Touch Display 2. It's technically possible but sounds silly and impractical.
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by wao0uuno 4mo ago
True but that Raspberry Pi can be both the server and the interface if desired. It's also the easiest way to do all of this with RPis great software support and official plug and play accessories like RPi Touch Display 2. RPi is also g
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by wao0uuno 4mo ago
Can a N100-class minipc” be installed inside of a wall with a touchscreen and serve as a PoE powered Home Assistant interface? Can it be used to build a portable battery powered smartphone like PC (Compute Module 5)? Raspberry Pi’s biggest
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
I don't know much about older models but on 4 and 5 they chose to use a weird power standard to reduce cost. Just buy the official charger. They're not expensive.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
Official power supply is sold separately. Pis work fine with unofficial USB-PD power supplies but will limit maximum current for USB devices. I have two Pi 5's and one 4 and they all are perfectly stable when powered with an old Lenovo
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
My guess is that motherboards, cases and PSUs will be low soon.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
Man I wish I was a disk and memory hoarder too. When (if) the bubble pops I'm gonna stockpile SSDs like crazy. Maybe even build myself a gaming PC.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
>It's much faster than researching via a bunch of google searches. Ah yes that's certainly worth more than a steady job market, low inflation and affordable goods. Get real.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
Steam Deck is very repairable and replacement parts are easy to find. You'll be fine.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
Running games on Linux via Proton provides some isolation. It’s not technically a proper sandbox though.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
If you're looking for a search engine recommendation then I'll go againt all the bots and paid shills in this thread and say: Kagi sucks. Kagi search results are very mediocre. Comparable to what DDG, Startpage and others provide
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
Greed and lust for power. Judging by how most people interact with the internet these days I'm afraid Google will be fine. This is the new normal. Most people are so painfully dumb they delegate most of their thinking to ChatGPT anyway
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
Self hosted Searxng instance. Even better if shared with other people.
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by wao0uuno 5mo ago
How the fuck can you put ai on par with water or even electricity?

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