KingJulian

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by KingJulian 2y ago
I'm out of the loop on this. Could you point me in a certain direction where I could read about this?
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by KingJulian 2y ago
> You'll need to do a little more legwork to replace them. That's true. You will need to install the applications by yourself. A bit of work but worth it, I think.
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by KingJulian 2y ago
You could get a SFF PC like the other reply mentioned, and install something like Plasma Bigscreen[1] on it. [1]( https://plasma-bigscreen.org/ )
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by KingJulian 3y ago
Hello Nirav, When can we expect Framework to start accepting orders from India?
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by KingJulian 3y ago
This struck a chord with me. If you don't mind, could you please explain more about how you changed your mindset? It seems like you're talking about letting go as opposed to maintaining tight control.
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by KingJulian 3y ago
I don't think that's a stupid question. It's useful to read philosophy as we're exposed to the thought process of that specific author/philosopher. A lot of times, the conclusion you arrive at is influenced heavily
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by KingJulian 3y ago
Could you elaborate on the similarities between Shiva Sutra and Japanese Iroha?
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by KingJulian 3y ago
Jim Carrey, too, seems to have reached the same conclusion as Marlon Brando with regards to fame, status, and monetary wealth.
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by KingJulian 3y ago
KDE Neon[1] is based on Ubuntu LTS. [1] https://neon.kde.org/
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by KingJulian 4y ago
> My point is that even if it were sometimes necessary, any incidental benefits derived from it do not suddenly make it desirable or good. I agree.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
I mentioned war in response to your comment relating to mass killing. Again, it's not ideal. But it is necessary, evil as it may be. Like capital punishment.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
A part of me agrees with the statement. But how do you gauge what kind of an effect (negative, specifically) porn consumption has? Excessive usage does affect an individuals life negatively. What about minimal to moderate usage? I suppose i
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by KingJulian 4y ago
True. But often times, war is a necessary evil.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
I wasn't familiar with the audio reduction feature. Thanks for pointing it out. My issue has more to do with background noise from my surroundings.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
I see. It's the opposite for me. I listen to podcasts during long drives. The background noise tends to drown out the audio quite a bit.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
PocketCasts has a feature called _Volume Boost_ which boosts the sound level. This is often helpful in some podcasts where the audio level is a bit too low in some sections. To my knowledge, Antennapod does not have this. I've been usi
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by KingJulian 4y ago
I would think so too. Any parking brake has to be a fail-safe type brake which has to function in the absence of electricity. Hence, as you mentioned, purely mechanical.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
This is where version pinning comes in. Most base images use specific versions of packages.
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by KingJulian 4y ago
> Depends. Apple products are often not upgradable, but they are reliable. My 2015 Macbook Pro was my daily driver for 7 years and I just now replaced it with a Macbook Air that I will probably use for 7 more years. I only replaced it be
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by KingJulian 4y ago
The issue is form over function. But then, each person has a different view of what is an acceptable tradeoff for reduction in weight and/or volume of the laptop. Louis Rossman doesn't mind a beefy laptop if it means that he can g
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by KingJulian 4y ago
> Same setup, the DB only came out of sync (conflict) a few times but that's because with my setup Syncthing is only doing it's thing when I'm on my local network... I see. You've chosen not to use remote sync?
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by KingJulian 4y ago
Been a happy user of KeePassXC for over 4 years now. I keep the password databases and keys synchronised across devices using Syncthing. Once I've set this up, it's pretty transparent and I haven't had to tinker with it.