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sandreas

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    Comment #49240222

    This worked for me: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/u9OQMBPrFgI

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    Comment #49185027

    Here are some things that existed for a long time but still blow my mind (note: this is not "modern macOS", I migrated to Linux long time ago, so forgive me ignoring modern flaws).…

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    Comment #49153433

    Great, then i have to try this. Hopefully it can be used via git to have a deployment for all my home linux desktop environments including my wife and parents. Thanks for taking th…

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    Comment #49146105

    Is this a similar but more generic approach to cosmic sync[1] or more like a company deploys to many employees? 1: https://ostechnix.com/system76-cosmic-sync-linux-desktop-set...

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    Comment #49074962

    I think the only way vendors will learn that this is not acceptable is people not buying their stuff any more. In my opinion Windows has pushed "slop" too far and is now experienci…

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    Comment #48981623

    One thing I also did not know until recently was that there actually is ECC unified memory. I noticed the difference because in a Hardware forum someone wrote that the framework de…

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    Comment #48966600

    On ZFS it often is old snapshots and it is surprisingly hard to find out how much space will be freed after destroying one. I found out that 'zfs destroy' has a dry-run option alon…

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    Comment #48834523

    I think the events line up... Windows 11 removing support for older hardware, skyrocketing prices for new Hardware along with bad decisions to make even more money and Apple making…

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    Comment #48787981

    If the ORM is capable of validation or integrates with such a component, i personally think that it integrates well for these parts of an APP, where simple datamanagement is requir…

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    Comment #48787033

    Additionally I think the migration management that most ORMs support are also a good thing. Defined and type-safe forward and backward strategies are helpful in most cases, especia…

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    Comment #48663553

    There are other open source models that produce very good quality: F5-TTS FishTTS (they changed their license to make money) I also did some experiments with CoquiTTS, but FishTTS …

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    Comment #48516432

    Others remap it to ESC...

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    Comment #48515301

    https://github.com/nanowave-player/nanowave-ui A tiny RISC-V linux-based (buildroot) portable audio player hardware with Software written in Rust / Slint. Inspired by the iPod Nano…

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    Comment #48506803

    Allright, sounds like I'm lucky. Thanks for clearing this up.

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    Comment #48506260

    So, could anyone sum up the "Am I owned" part of the problem to check which measures to take? AFAIK I'm pretty likely owned if all of this is true: - The following line shows at le…

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    Comment #48446979

    Here in Germany you have to be careful when setting up a homemade radio signal - it might be illegal depending on frequency and transmit power. I personally prefer a combination of…

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    Comment #48368746

    I think we have a misunderstanding here... I'm done with Apple for years, probably forever. It is hard to look at the MacBook knowing it's the best hardware and still not buy it, b…

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    Comment #48366561

    https://tinymicros.com/wiki/Apple_iPod_Remote_Protocol My guess is, that Apple did not invent this to prevent others from implementing it or have something proprietary, but just be…

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    Comment #48365932

    While I somehow like the fact that Microsoft is trying to compete, their problem stays the same: There are too many people involved. - Nvidia - Mediatek - Microsoft - Windows team …

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    Comment #48329274

    I agree, that the Framework 12 is too expensive - especially in comparison to the MacBook Neo. However, not everything can be a huge success. I think that the Framework 13 Pro show…

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    Comment #48319231

    I'd say you could try to apply directly over company homepages. Find out about companies that you know existed for longer than 5 years, where you like the concept of what they are …

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    Comment #48300959

    This is cool, thanks for sharing. I recently compiled Rust / Slint on a LicheeRV Nano, which is RISC-V 64bit musl[1]. It's a little portable audio player I'm working on, the compil…

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    Comment #48275755

    Hmm, this thread and the reports of shady practices make me wonder if this will affect the partnership with GrapheneOS[1]. It seems that such things shouldn't really happen on a de…

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    Comment #48270508

    I'm not sure if this is possible for Apple devices, but with my GrapheneOS Pixel 8 I can use a Dell Monitor with integrated USB-C dock to connect and show the screen as well as sup…

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    Comment #48254790

    For Toy Apps you can even use PHP's integrated WebServer like php -S 0.0.0.0:8000 public/index.php It's not for production use, but only needing one Tool can be helpful under speci…