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ricardojoaoreis
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Comment #47368923
I'm using a Nexus 5 with postmarketOS as an SMS gateway connected to the internet! So glad old phones were a bit more open
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Comment #44986445
You can use mkvtoolnix for that and it has a GUI
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Comment #44366354
Yes, that's what I do on Arch. I don't have multilib enabled and manage to run everything just fine.
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Comment #40594540
Alyssa did some work for Valve, they might have an interest in FEX for some ARM version of Proton. Good thing that we can all benefit from it
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Comment #36772167
I haven't had Google Maps installed on my phone for at least 4 years now. In the beginning using Apple Maps was an exercise in frustration at times but nowadays it's better than Go…
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Comment #33881641
That line stood out, powerful enough for 3D games but not for Karaoke…
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Comment #32594751
Leaving yet another alternative to the ones mentioned elsewhere on this comment section, Lose It![1] It has a premium version to track more than just calories but barcode scanning …
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Comment #31567290
I did something similar to my LG TV at the expense of losing the motion sensor of the remote… Worth it in my opinion
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Comment #29677035
Love pi-hole! I’m running it on a tiny ROCK Pi S[1] next to my router and haven’t had any issues whatsoever. Always amazed at the amount of requests blocked by just the default lis…
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Comment #26154589
I don't like using browser extensions for password managers (I read in the past these are usually the easier attacks, might not be true nowadays) and switched from LastPass to Bitw…
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Comment #25581653
Which JVM are they using?
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Comment #23703285
Also a Nine Inch Nails song https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starfuckers,_Inc .
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Comment #23540281
Browser extensions are usually the attack vector for password managers. I use the native desktop apps for them, previously LastPass and currently Bitwarden. The UX suffers a bit bu…
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Comment #21783285
I used VirtualBox and the last time I installed Linux I gave Gnome Boxes a try to run a Windows VM every once in a while and I haven’t felt the need to go back to VirtualBox.
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Comment #19860201
I've dabbled with the idea of using Jupyter notebooks for personal planning (like a kind of org-mode). Has anyone tried this?