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Comment #49162864
That sounds useful. Can you share that skill?
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Comment #48033710
Framework plans to eventually support coreboot, as far as I am aware. (Or open source the current one they purchased). It just wasn't the main priority. They focused on making a re…
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Comment #45744091
I mean, this strongly has to depend on what kind of software you are developing. I don't know a single developer who primarily uses Windows. Literally everyone around me uses Linux…
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Comment #45344854
Oil is how Russia funds their war-machine. Bombing refineries makes it harder and less sustainable to keep the war going. It's not about making civilians suffer when you literally …
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Comment #45230736
This statement is very uninformed. Other sources are intermittent, nuclear energy is not. The problem about many countries not being able to produce fuel rods themselves is true, b…
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Comment #45214110
Yes. LineageOS is an insecure mess.
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Comment #44967356
You are also rocking a bunch of security vulnerabilities then, because this thing is EOL for a long time.
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Comment #44817297
I hope one day we can have the same thing for the helix editor.
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Comment #44700328
I'd recommend just getting a piblade and mounting them...
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Comment #44194479
You need secure hardware to have secure software.
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Comment #44189861
I wish it would have support for Zigbee so I can pair it with other open data aggregation systems like Home Assistant. AirGradient, another cool air quality monitor, for example, d…
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Comment #44167921
Interesting, but I wonder what does this offer that typst doesn't?
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Comment #43780341
Looks like the Regal Ancestor Spirit from Elden Ring, lol.
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Comment #43617515
It shouldn't affect European customers. After all, framework is based in Taiwan and there are no tariffs for european customers in that scenario.
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Comment #42979516
The UI looks nice, but feature wise, I think I would rather go with Firefly III. It is a lot more complete.
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Comment #42850234
Looks very interesting to me. There are a couple of features that are especially important to me. - Good accuracy sleep tracking - GPS ( I know this uses up a lot of battery but co…
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Comment #42747034
Self-hosted FreshRSS. Simple and reliable. It just works.
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Comment #42675760
For me it is the excellent tooling. Great package management, good compiler errors, automatic formatting and enforcing if guidelines etc.
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Comment #42637056
Claide doesn't work at all for me when generating SVGs
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Comment #42570018
Cool. But... why?
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Comment #42435076
You can't lol. How do you wanna restore a blown fuse on nanometer level INSIDE the GPU die. Its simply not possible. By the way, AMD also uses fuse blowing if you e.g. overclock so…
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Comment #40344372
This would be awesome, if it can be selfhosted. I work with sensitive documents I can't upload to a third party.
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Comment #40127462
Very cool! I hope you expand on this, maybe by introducing some sort of alient threat that is aboard the ship? Great demo, I enjoyed it!
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Comment #37197671
I still think it would be so much better if they have a version that uses ZigBee for data exchange. Lower battery usage, and no need to worry that someone gets your WiFi password w…
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Comment #36923680
If the device worked with ZigBee, I would get it immediately. However, it seems to support only WiFi, which means if someone gains physical access to the AirQuality monitor (which …