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Comment #46708593
Same here, doesn't work, FF 148.0b5
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Comment #46019557
PasLLM runs models such as Llama 3.x, Qwen 2.5 and 3, Phi-3, Mixtral, Gemma 1, DeepSeek R1 and others locally, without any external dependencies for inference. Currently it only ru…
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Comment #44619858
I second that, and you can even self-host it.
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Comment #43881405
SIDPLAY for macOS / Mac OS X http://www.sidmusic.org/sidplay/mac/
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Comment #39704147
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Comment #39704094
So, you disagree that the right and conservatives cling on to the older concepts, hierarchies, as well as racial and patriarchal structures of society, not because they have been p…
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Comment #39703886
The cynic in me thinks that some young men are disappointed that the patriarchy is falling, partly because (young) women are more empowered and self-determined, and they no longer …
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Comment #39662483
So, how compatible is this to the vanilla server? Does anyone have experience with this?
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Comment #39596479
Yep, but given that the repo is many years old (possibly without any change), that's no good excuse, I think. :)
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Comment #39595815
The repository in question ( https://github.com/BeRo1985/berotinypascal ) is a small learning Pascal compiler, written in Pascal itself. Github has blocked the repository without s…
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Comment #38608695
Yes, not via the normal browser referrer stuff, but Google Ads runs as JS into the site.
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Comment #38598910
I wonder, with Google Ads included, if the note (here the URL content after the hash) is also submitted/collected as referrer?
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Comment #38545479
It may not be obvious if you're just looking at the book. But if the images of the front and back are put together side by side, like in the post, I think it's quite obvious. I'd b…
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Comment #38231441
No disrespect, but you speak of it like a fact when in fact it's a nice anecdote.
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Comment #38082793
The funny thing in context to this is that Perl has rock solid package management and distribution since like forever (CPAN).
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Comment #37880218
Why do systemd proponents always compare it to SysVinit? Compare it to Runit (Void Linux, antiX, Devuan package, as well as packages for all BSDs), OpenRC (Alpine, Gentoo, Devuan p…
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Comment #37855643
Does it matter how many users there are if the people who made it are happy with their work?
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Comment #37855616
Yes, apart from being systemd free per default, it is backed by a nice community. Also Debian having the possibility of providing systemd alternatives now, doesn't guarantee that t…
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Comment #37721050
Someone coded something, possibly just for themselves. They happen to share it on a platform for sources. Then it ended up here. And it seems to fall into the area of your interest…
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Comment #37346866
In macOS you can also use: option+minus for en-dash – and shift+option+minus for em-dash —
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Comment #36688448
Alfred is a quite well-known macOS app (alfredapp.com)
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Comment #36385629
I finally had time to try this, but support for mount_options.conf was added to udisks2 in version 2.9.0. Sadly the Linux distribution I'm using for audio stuff is still Ubuntu 20.…
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Comment #36334497
Hey, thank you very much for your detailed explanation plus even a video! Much appreciated! I'll try it asap. :)