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by zeech 10mo ago
I've found lnk [0] to be a nice tool for this. Similar to GNU Stow as another comment mentioned, but plays a bit nicer with git (and, in my opinion, is nicer to use). Edit: just remembered there was a good comparison of lnk and stow o
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by zeech 10mo ago
I can't speak to it driving a monitor over USB-C as I don't use one, but I'm currently running 15.0-RELEASE on a refurbished Dell Latitude 7280 that has worked flawlessly out of the box so far. Somebody else did a nice writeu
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The Data Center Water Crisis Isn't Real(piratewires.com)
2 points by zeech 10mo ago|0 comments
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by zeech 10mo ago
IIRC the reason they don't (can't?) provide a search API directly is because they're pulling from other search sources, e.g. Bing, and can't provide an API without licence violations. Agreed that a DDG API would be prett
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by zeech 10mo ago
If you don't like all the fluff on the results page, DDG provides two alternative interfaces [0] [1] with much simpler layouts. [0] https://html.duckduckgo.com/html [1] https://lite.duckduckgo.com/lite
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A woman on a mission to photograph every species of hummingbird(audubon.org)
169 points by zeech 11mo ago|31 comments
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by zeech 11mo ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45810135
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by zeech 1y ago
Semi-related, here's a comparison of nitro and runit written by the author of nitro: https://leahneukirchen.org/blog/archive/2025/08/comparing-ni...
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by zeech 1y ago
openSUSE Tumbleweed sounds like it would fit the bill. It's both rolling and has the benefit of having btrfs/snapper support baked in by default, so it's super easy to roll back anything if it breaks.
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by zeech 1y ago
GrapheneOS is focused on being as secure as possible. When you put root access into the equation, all the security protections are irrelevant if apps are able to bypass them at will. It's really not that hard to do, just antithetical
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by zeech 1y ago
https://archive.today/I5h2o
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by zeech 1y ago
The name for that is letterboxing. The Tor Browser (and the Mullvad browser, based on the Tor one, and Firefox as of v. 67 with an about:config flag) all support it. There are also add-ons that perform the same basic function with some add
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by zeech 1y ago
GrapheneOS only supports Pixels due to their having superior security features [0]. Calyx supports Pixels as well as some newer Motos and the Fairphone 4 and 5 [1]. Lineage supports tons of devices [2]. LineageOS is the only one of the th
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by zeech 1y ago
From https://calyxos.org/news/2025/06/11/android-16-plans/ - > Google did not publish any device-specific source code for supported, modern Pixel devices. > In previous years, Google released
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by zeech 1y ago
Discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43969827
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ChatGPT Helped Get Me Pregnant(vogue.com)
2 points by zeech 1y ago|0 comments
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Your phone isn't secretly listening to you, but the truth is more disturbing(newatlas.com)
369 points by zeech 1y ago|327 comments
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Shopify must face data privacy lawsuit in US(reuters.com)
3 points by zeech 1y ago|0 comments
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Yugologo – an archive of business' logos from the former Yugoslavia(yugologo.org)
7 points by zeech 1y ago|1 comments
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Psychoactive drug pollution makes fish less risk-averse(dw.com)
4 points by zeech 1y ago|0 comments
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Rebooted Digg launches early-access community with $5 fee(techcrunch.com)
12 points by zeech 1y ago|2 comments
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by zeech 1y ago
Ooh thanks for the rec, I hadn't heard of Knalpot before.
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The New Weird Virtuosos Making Jazz for the Post-Internet Age(pitchfork.com)
7 points by zeech 1y ago|4 comments
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How to Meditate Wrong(daviramos.com)
3 points by zeech 2y ago|2 comments