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by weberer 3y ago
@dang The link just leads back to this page
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by weberer 3y ago
Thankfully, most distros/OSs don't ship with Python 2 anymore, so `python` will just link to `python3`.
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by weberer 3y ago
>and those who naively think Ubuntu and LibreOffice can realistically replace the public sector's dependency on Microsoft I was writing book reports on that exact stack over a decade ago. Its perfectly fine for students. Most people
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by weberer 3y ago
Yeah, its the same with most manufacturing in western countries. Then politicians can pat themselves on the back for "doing something to fight climate change" when they probably just lead to a net increase in emissions. https:&#x
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by weberer 3y ago
>It is not a statistic of Linux desktop share Yes it is. The Y axis is "Percentage of Steam users". The fact that the Linux percentage is increasing means that the the percentage of Windows users are decreasing. The graph shows
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by weberer 3y ago
>if they did we would have seen this already in the desktop stats Well you can see it. Linux is used by 4.25% of all English speaking Steam users. And its trending upward. https://www.gamingonlinux.com/steam-tracker/
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by weberer 3y ago
The cached pages don't increase Adsense impressions. I think they're getting more desperate in finding ways to increase revenue.
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by weberer 3y ago
Proton is a dream nowadays. It seems to get 10x better every year. The problem is that there are some popular games that use a kernel-level anti-cheat that will never work in Proton. Honestly, I think the best option is just to not buy thos
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by weberer 3y ago
Try disabling Javascript and browsing the web. On the sites that work, its a lot nicer. No cookie pop-ups, no auto-playing videos that chase you as you scroll down, no random pop-ups asking you to sign up for a newsletter. No browser finger
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by weberer 3y ago
Note that the survey is about perception, not whether or not they actually can afford it.
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by weberer 3y ago
It is a flashcard. It lets you load copies of games onto a SD card and the Switch will read them as official cartridges. The site mentions that its only for backups of your own purchased games, but most people buy them for piracy.
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by weberer 3y ago
My Switch is hacked. Can I still use this to make unsigned Godot games and run them on my Switch?
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by weberer 3y ago
I use uMatrix for that. I have it set to block all cross-domain cookies by default.
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by weberer 3y ago
Don't worry, the Canadian government came up with a solution for that as well. https://apnews.com/article/covid-science-health-toronto-7c63...
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by weberer 3y ago
Alright. Can you at least post a self-published source? I never heard of this before.
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by weberer 3y ago
So its not a rumor at all since NASA put out an official press release about their dimethyl sulfide findings. This is just clickbait.
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by weberer 3y ago
Well of course they have to run on something. But I guess since you don't have to configure the server yourself, the marketing guys figured "out of sight, out of mind".
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by weberer 3y ago
They are arbitrary Python functions (or whatever other language you want to use). Serverless platforms let developers deploy simple functions without having to provision a VPS and all the stuff that comes with it (operating system, networki
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by weberer 3y ago
I've tried both. No UI issues to complain about in Joplin. But Obsidian seems to use its own style of title bars, and it uses the GTK file chooser when my OS is using KDE.
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by weberer 3y ago
Its not about open sourcing their drivers. Its about providing ANY drivers for their hardware. Also note that this was from 2012. Nowadays, they actually do provide decent closed-source drivers for Linux. https://www.youtube.com&
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by weberer 3y ago
The MSRP for the N100 is $128 and I don't see any GPIO pins. It looks to be more of a budget desktop PC than a hobbyist board.
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by weberer 3y ago
I think your laser was 40mW. A 40W laser can engrave steel.
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by weberer 3y ago
Probably a fraction of a fraction of 1% of the power used by Microsoft to constantly collect personal data from Windows 10 users 24/7.
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by weberer 3y ago
It would be great if they allowed that for Ctrl+F as well. Jupyter Lab infuriates me with that.
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by weberer 3y ago
In Shinjuku you meet at the Giant 3D Cat.
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by weberer 3y ago
It depends on the place. Most of them just have curtains, but some have plastic doors that your can close and lock.
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by weberer 3y ago
Its not about carbon. Its about removing contrails (made of water vapor) that warm the atmosphere. Removing the contrails would have a cooling effect that is "equivalent" to removing carbon.
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Llamafile: Bringing LLMs to the people, and to your own computer(future.mozilla.org)
88 points by weberer 3y ago|17 comments
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by weberer 3y ago
I know Nvidia does the same thing in their Tegra chips. It stops you from downgrading to previous firmware versions on the Nintendo Switch.
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by weberer 3y ago
>I wonder why Microsoft is choosing not to go where rest of OS folks hang out. Is this rhetorical, or is it just your first time dealing with this awful company?

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