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Comment #48731853
I've used Cachy for about 2 months, having used Arch for a long time prior to that. It just feels a lot faster (anecdotally) than Arch. I don't tend to play a lot of games either, …
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Comment #48698723
For anyone getting late to the thread, they're reinstating TSME. They shouldn't have had to reinstate it to begin with, but it's good to see the pressure campaign worked. https://a…
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Comment #48400136
just now seen one such comment in this thread get flagged/removed but the Gaza genocide is always conspicuous by its absence in these discussions; conspiracy of silence on this nee…
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Comment #48306853
the default is still the AI'ed version though...
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Comment #48099399
the most nefarious thing about Gmail/Google Accounts is how it's not only the default SSO option, but for many AI services, notably even Chinese-owned ones like Deepseek and Kimi, …
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Comment #47879490
It was always really obvious but that recent full-throated-fascist manifesto has left no doubt. One thing Palantir have going for them is this deranged movie-villain-style transpar…
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Comment #47244578
I hate the BBC so much - "controversial privacy tech" "E2EE ... the best way to protect conversations from .. even repressive authorities" "End-to-end encryption has been criticise…
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Comment #46831145
Fair to assume trillions of the physical metal weren't simultaneously dumped onto the market in the past day; this is entirely ETF driven therefore it's also safe to assume there i…
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Comment #46294299
Didn't see it mentioned yet but I like gitea and it's runner. It's all in Go so very low overhead. https://docs.gitea.com/usage/actions/act-runner
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Comment #46114543
It's advisable to use a prefs.js for this sort of thing https://kb.mozillazine.org/Prefs.js_file
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Comment #45646670
Feel like I've made it
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Alibaba Cloud says it cut Nvidia AI GPU use by 82% with new pooling system
Paper: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3731569.3764815
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Comment #45172512
Get the Material theme.
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Comment #45172482
Installed it on a TP-Link to replace my ISP router a couple days ago. I'm super impressed with how it needed almost no config (except to manually activate the Wifi and to set a pas…
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Comment #45016619
It's less a Wayland story imo and more a tiling WM story.
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Comment #45016611
The reason it's wild is someone has managed to make a tiling WM that isn't just usable and nice, but actually created incredible hype around it, and made people want to give it a c…
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Comment #45015772
The real story with Omarchy is Hyprland. Feels like the first time the desktop Linux is not only fun but that there's a far better case being made for switching to desktop Linux ov…
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Comment #44652642
just a fyi for anyone looking for a neat little kanban board, gitea has kanban built-in into the projects feature. (obviously lacks really fine-grain customization that would be fo…
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Comment #44340400
didn't use sway for long enough to form an opinion. it did feel kind of workhorse-ish and boring which in hindsight is probably better. I was curious to see what I would get on a f…
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Comment #44339977
I've been using hyprland for about 6 months now, it's undeniably performant, buttery-smooth even but there are still a lot of paper cuts there - I have a feeling this will piss qui…
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Comment #44335550
it's now a case of choosing between who you least care about spying on you - think I'll choose a Chinese phone next time, at least they're not currently engaged in genociding child…
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Comment #44199302
They're really starting to build the case for self-hosting videos through Peertube
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Comment #44142568
Precisely because it's routinely used to attack them as having agency in the matter of being an "incel".
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Comment #44142558
Given this is a sociological phenomenon, it makes more sense to give them a more scientific designation even though some of their members may have called themselves in an ironic se…
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Comment #44142205
something in me hopes people here will question the fundamental hypocrisy in the derisive term "involuntary celibate"