aruggirello

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by aruggirello 21d ago
> As for the Latin mass, yes it was there, and if you wanted to know what was said then you could always find out Latin prayer books usually have the translation side by side. Attendants of the traditional Mass find value in it - it&#x27
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by aruggirello 21d ago
A friend of mine was pulled into Amway and tried hard to pull me in, resulting in the end of our friendship.
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by aruggirello 22d ago
Did we? But my concern is with uninstallation: "curl -sL https://... | sudo bash" Now you won't be able to uninstall it if the repo ever goes black...
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by aruggirello 24d ago
It does! I'm terrified https://code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_110#_terminal
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by aruggirello 25d ago
I love it!!! But please, change that "GOD orchestrator" label, as a believer, I find it profane and offensive.
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by aruggirello 25d ago
Z80 also powered the whole MSX line of home computers, how could have he missed that?!?
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by aruggirello 29d ago
We did, and there was some cool stuff coming out of MS now and then. I remember when the first Power Toys came out - there's nothing really magic in current ones though.
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by aruggirello 29d ago
This sounds like the perfect use case for a simple, straightforward VM. Dual booting is dangerous, time consuming, and makes it inconvenient to share clipboard, stuff... why don't you use a Windows VM instead? You can freeze a VM (savi
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by aruggirello 1mo ago
RustDesk already encrypts connections going via Relay. Encryption is missing in direct IP to IP connections only - but you could set up an SSH tunnel, or a SOCKS or HTTPS proxy though. Another valid alternative is Xpra, and it does support
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by aruggirello 1mo ago
> Seems like dense 30B is back in fashion? Huh, well... no? Gemma A4B and Qwen A3B are quite popular in fact. I'm sure 3.8 35B A3B will outperform 3.6 27B by all metrics
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by aruggirello 1mo ago
> It's better than the benchmark scores seem to indicate compared to Qwen 3.6 27B. I'm very excited for 3.8 Is it worth considering if it's only marginally better than Qwen 3.6 though? Qwen 3.8 27B is almost there, and wil
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by aruggirello 2mo ago
Cool, gotta try this out under Termux-X11
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by aruggirello 2mo ago
> It had a weird 1024x600 display panel, and a lot of applications expect you to have at least 1024x768 On Debian at least, Alt+grab, or the window menu "move" could save your day.
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by aruggirello 3mo ago
The rich swe has no children, he only has AI agents.
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by aruggirello 3mo ago
Sounds interesting, and promising! I'm no expert in streaming videos, but your shell reminded me of mosh [1]. Mosh's auth approach is also interesting - it leverages ssh for authentication, something that you might consider too. M
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by aruggirello 4mo ago
> With its "wayland-only" future it will leave behind several linux users. This is so sad. Something like this already happened two decades ago - when GNOME 3 arrived, and KDE 4 - rough times, things broke and I had to do some
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by aruggirello 4mo ago
Sorry, you're right. My assumption was that, given meteorites are metal rich, and two orders of magnitude more mass, the human contribution was negligible. It turns out I was wrong.
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by aruggirello 4mo ago
LEO satellites come down on their own in a few months/years. 100 tons of metal burning in the atmosphere seems a lot, but it's barely the total mass of meteorites falling in 24-48 hours, actually.
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by aruggirello 4mo ago
Smooth scrolling also worked on the Amiga Cygnus Editor in 1986 - yes, 40 years ago - on a computer with 512Kb RAM and a ~7MHz 68000 CPU, and from keyboard too. And Zed complains at launch if it doesn't find a suitable Vulkan GPU dri
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by aruggirello 7mo ago
I tried it with Qwen/Qwen3.5-27B UD-IQ3_XXS on an RTX 5060 Ti with 16Gb - the convert step succeeded, but upon loading the converted model I encountered: Model load deferred: 'Qwen3_5Config' object has no attribute &#x2
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by aruggirello 7mo ago
Thanks! I'm... unimpressed.
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by aruggirello 7mo ago
Minisforum, Gmktec also have Ryzen AI HX 370 mini PCs with 128Gb (2x64Gb) max LPDDR5. It's dirt cheap, you can get one barebone with ~€750 on Amazon (the 395 similarly retails for ~€1k)... It should be fully supported in Ubuntu 25.04 o
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by aruggirello 7mo ago
Debian Testing isn't really unstable - the dev wasn't exaggerating. But I'd also suggest Kubuntu (you can remove snap and all of its packages, and install Firefox and Thunderbird .deb's from the Mozilla repo)
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by aruggirello 7mo ago
> That is curated search done right. Adding keywords in the relevant .desktop files should be enough to make this work in other DE's too. I just tried it in KDE (by adding a 'comment=... (like notepad)' line in ~/.loc
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by aruggirello 8mo ago
Not much? Google would still have cloud services (which unlike Azure adoption depending on Windows/Office, only basically depend on the Internet), Gemini and Google Drive paid subscriptions, their flagship Pixel line...
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by aruggirello 8mo ago
I'm replacing Dropbox with Unison [0] over ssh, BTW. It's a great piece of software (multiplatform, and it even has a GUI). [0] https://github.com/bcpierce00/unison
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by aruggirello 8mo ago
Clippy to the rescue! :-)
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by aruggirello 8mo ago
WinXP in a (properly configured) VM boots, runs faster than Win7, Win10 - at least under Linux. It is plagued by compatibility issues though - eg. no modern HTTPS, no modern browser, .NET issues, insecure SMB... you really need to know what
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by aruggirello 8mo ago
Yeah the real mistake was starting with Endeavour. I wonder just how many people are turned off by their initial Linux experience because they choose stuff like Arch, Gentoo, or some obscure variant rather than Fedora, Kubuntu or Mint. Even
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by aruggirello 8mo ago
Not so sure :( https://www.phoronix.com/review/snapdragon-x-elite-linux-eoy...

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