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Tajnymag
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Comment #49153184
I'm surprised how good Vue Vapor mode is from the performance comparison table.
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Comment #48792953
Do you think that in "the old times" authors didn't need money and wrote books just out of a good will?
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Comment #48688648
What I've heard, for some reason, you can get CEC and working when you use a displayport -> hdmi adapter with the right chipset inside. So theoretically, get the right adapter, plu…
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Comment #48568474
Archiving at will would be kept, the change would be in archiving the pages internally for some time and making the captured articles public later.
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Comment #48443216
No, as those are just forks of already existing projects and the forks don't contain any additional commits compared to upstream.
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Comment #48204017
Are we talking about the same Windows operating system? The one I know is definitely not well documented at all. The "fixes" in the official Microsoft forums/support pages are usua…
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Comment #47637856
There's for example redroid ( https://github.com/remote-android/redroid-doc ) which seems to be exactly that. Android inside a container.
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Comment #46929986
Just like burglary is illegal in every country on Earth, yet it still happens.
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Comment #46885971
I guess the kernel is stopping that. I don't think permission wise you'd have the privileges to read someone else's stdin/out.
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Comment #46847191
I'd say the problematic part is not capturing the desktop but injecting controls into it. Proper universal support for simulated input is still missing.
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Comment #46847153
Much easier setup, management, permissions, meshing etc.
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Comment #46546821
I thought they actually dumbed down the model names. Basically the more adjactives the laptop has, the higher the model is. Now the machines can have pronounciable names and just a…
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Comment #46391809
Oh, I didn't know that. That explains quite a lot.
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Comment #46391012
Looks great. Like a more open and cuter version of, now enshittified, AirConsole. AirConsole link for context: https://www.airconsole.com/
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Comment #46157890
Would it be enough to have hidden using an inline style in the initial html response and when everything is loaded, one would remove the style using javascript?
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Comment #46097130
Manjaro is not Arch. It uses custom repositories with patched packages, delayed version rollouts and custom kernels.
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Comment #46086520
What is missing from the unofficial Bedrock launcher? https://minecraft-linux.github.io/
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Comment #45951666
Dude, that's amazing! How responsive and simple to use the tool is. Obligatory question, are you planning on adding support for additional countries?
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Comment #45907067
Wait... didn't the original Steam Controller already feature Bluetooth?
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Comment #45746363
Well, yes, but APIs aside, as long as the developers and users have the choice, they won't choose a new backwards incompatible solution if when they can stay with their old solutio…
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Comment #45743817
That's a reasonable baseline, yes. I would also consider trying running it on Arch Linux, because it usually has newer library versions and it's the base of SteamOS.
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Comment #45743779
At this point, that's exactly what Windows needs. As Microsoft only adds new features and doesn't remove almost any, Windows is getting reaaally bloated. And what was Microsoft's r…
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Comment #45548151
For short lived one off scripts and programs, bun is amazing. Everything you need without configuring much and minimal external dependencies. For a large project, bun seems to have…
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Comment #45194442
Why not use Jellyfin then? It's basically an open source alternative to Plex. You run Jellyfin on your server and in Apple TV use Swiftin (Jellyfin + Swift) for integration.
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Comment #45138205
Well, yes, but rootless is basically the main selling point of podman. Once you start using daemons and privileged containers, you can just keep using docker.