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trulyrandom

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    Does GitHub's container registry still require authentication for pulls?

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    Just to add a non-problematic experience report to the mix: I've been using 6.10 for months on two AMD machines with different hardware (one with a 7840U and one with a 5700XT) wit…

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    On Linux, "net.ipv4.ping_group_range" is typically used to allow unprivileged users to do ICMP echo requests. Setting the setuid bit or granting a capability are both very old ways…

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    Comment #40526987

    Repeat after me: I will never, ever, use proprietary software for important data again.

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    This requires a more comprehensive redesign of the build process. Most Linux distributions also run the tests of the project they're building as part of the build process.

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    Really? Is the new implementation of the sync server finally stable? For years we've been stuck between the old Python 2 implementation and the new incomplete Rust implementation.

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    I remember there being talks of a complete rewrite of Newpipe. Did anything come of that? I'm a happy user, so I don't really have an opinion on whether it should happen or not.

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    I'm always excited to see developments in the Nix ecosystem, but I can't help but feel that this is a little bit tone-deaf. Nix flakes is a sensitive topic in the Nix community. In…

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    I share your frustration about the Nvidia situation. However, if you want to run a certain operating system and have a good experience, you need to buy hardware that's well-support…

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