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grawlinson
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Comment #47697287
I packaged that driver on the AUR, since I’ve got the same device. I can’t get the binary blob to work (admittedly, I haven’t tried very hard) and it’s not high on my list of prior…
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Comment #46169048
Arch package manager here, there is ongoing work behind the scenes to support multiple architectures (aarch64, riscv, etc), but as our volunteers (myself included) are doing this i…
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Comment #45640683
They've also been working on emulating the JP-8080, as per recent discord announcements. The JP-8080 uses custom DSP chips designed by Roland, and Roland do not provide a Virtual I…
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Comment #40338575
Arch package maintainer here; we generally encourage building from source for packages provided by the official repositories. As far as I know, we only ship pre compiled binaries i…
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Comment #38259973
I’ll never understand these big companies, they often seem to be allergic to money.
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Comment #37836343
Realistically, it’ll be when the patents expire.
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Comment #37580412
Apple (and other streaming services) have been caught out replacing people’s local songs with censored/blessed versions. That is the main reason why some characters will not stream…
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Comment #37461676
Well yeah, how else do you stop color bleeding out and staining your other dishes?
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Comment #37440486
Does anyone know how to access any of the repos listed in this vault? I’m after a particular one that was deleted earlier this year; has zero forks and does not show up in the way …
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Comment #37439509
I don’t know what I would do without sieve, I use it to manage my mailing list subscriptions, eg move to folders, mark emails from specific chatty users as read, etc. It automates …
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Comment #37402686
Do you have a PKGBUILD available? I'm currently running into this particular issue when installing the requisite chicken libs: building srfi-14 /usr/bin/chicken-csc -host -D compil…
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Comment #37096360
Maybe there’ll be an article or two, once it’s released! Oh wait…
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Comment #36913943
Hey! Thanks for writing this, this really helped me setup VyOS as my main router/firewall for my homelab. Do you have any plans to expand into IPv6 functionality?
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Comment #36554308
Do you know if any of the official FreeCAD tutorials go through using data planes instead of sketch on face?
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Comment #36367450
I assume it’s here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36362737
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Comment #36334668
It would be much better if this knowledge was available elsewhere for other souls to peruse. Say, maybe, a blog?
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Comment #35983441
> The optocoupler also works like a cheap (although somewhat hard to replace) fuse which is probably a good thing if you want to connect you Roland Jupiter-8 / Fairlight CMI to som…
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Comment #35518582
that is some amazingly crap UX. who the hell thought this was a good idea?
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Comment #34408056
I have a Z97 board from ASUS that exhibits this behavior. It’s a bit ridiculous because there is no Secure Boot option in BIOS other than disable/enable.
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Comment #33138755
This kind of stuff really needs to be made explicitly clear in any/all API documentation as it inevitably leads to underlying issues later down the line. It's amazing how something…
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Comment #31508299
This is still occurring? I remember the original incident and just assumed that Google had sorted it out with Drew/Sourcehut. This is absolutely shocking behaviour, and I’m mortifi…
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Comment #31000582
Sort of like how retro IBM Thinkpads have all sorts of modifications from new motherboards to screens? I can see something like that happening, I was on the verge of purchasing a P…
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Comment #30702555
nerdctl[0] is also worth a look. [0]: https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl
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Comment #30224922
It's been a self fulfilling prophecy for several years now. If you use any Google product, expect it to be added to the Google Graveyard[0] when you least expect it. [0]: https://k…
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Comment #29944605
You can add this to the list: - An update to ca-certificates due to Let's Encrypt's X3 certificate expiring. That broke Plex on my LG TV.