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cameronhowe
3y ago
Interesting. I'm having trouble with my amd laptop stuttering a lot. It is worse under load of course, but even without any I can see random input/output lag. I wonder if it the root cause could be the same.
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cameronhowe
3y ago
Can you elaborate on your "CPU drivers" issue?
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cameronhowe
4y ago
You'll be happy to know that system76 pangolin laptops are not clevo. source: https://fosstodon.org/@soller/109677885135544538
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cameronhowe
4y ago
Can you elaborate how you find gas more convenient that an induction stove? I've worked in a kitchen with gas and I found it awful. It was harder to clean, you had to be really careful to not burn yourself when you had to do a quick wi
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cameronhowe
4y ago
Yes, that is why I brought it up
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cameronhowe
4y ago
It's nice to see more collaboration. With the apparent interest in bevy, is there any chance that you will try to integrate the UI project xilem with bevy? Seems like it could be a great fit, and if it happens before the bevy project c
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cameronhowe
4y ago
I swapped to caddy + conduit after running traefik + synapse in a docker container. Not having to deal with postgres db upgrades and docker is nice. It is a little bit buggier because clients dont always adhere to the spec. I'm stickin
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cameronhowe
4y ago
I use this for my radeon RX 5700XT: https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl You can use it for cpu as well, but i havent felt the need to fiddle with any settings there.
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cameronhowe
4y ago
wow I'm really happy in-terminal advertisements didn't take off. Advertisers sure want to infect every aspect of our lives.
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cameronhowe
4y ago
Post needs to have the title updated. Even though it is called OpenMower it is not open source, it uses the CC-BY-NC-SA license. The readme of the project has been updated to remove the claim that it is. Of course a person is allowed to lic
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cameronhowe
4y ago
The comparison between a long ad break and a single minor product placement isn't a fair, I've never seen a single 5 minute ad for a car on TV. But I guess it does answer the question of how some people think.
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cameronhowe
4y ago
Netflix shows are already filled with ads. I don't understand all these people who think they have an ad free experience watching on netflix.
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cameronhowe
4y ago
I got bitten by this bundle of reviews thing. Amazon was made available in my country some time ago. I went on there to buy video capture device to help convert my parents old tapes to video. I found the device listing I was looking for, wi
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cameronhowe
5y ago
Of courses they can, you just have to pay for your own meal. What are you trying to achieve with your sarcasm? If you have a job you can probably have a look at your ethics or anti corruption guidelines for a good idea of what is appropriat
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New UMatrix Release
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cameronhowe
5y ago
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cameronhowe
5y ago
it couldnt be easier to keep up to date across devices: pass git push pass git pull there are also at least two browser addons both of which work very well for filling fields
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cameronhowe
5y ago
compared to other password managers which is just an encrypted database. pass uses normal folders to store your website/username information so in that way it is less protected.
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Initial Support for the Rust Language Lands in Linux-Next
(phoronix.com)
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cameronhowe
6y ago
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cameronhowe
6y ago
I have a turris omina. I have no real complaints. It is way better than any other router I've owned. It is the only one I've felt comfortable to do anything fancy with. I currently have mumble and a nextcloud server running on the
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cameronhowe
6y ago
I know I'm only one person, but I'm a C programmer at my day job and I do all my hobby projects in Rust. For me cargo, rust-analyzer, and lifetimes/borrow checker just makes programming so much more pleasant. edit: I dont go
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cameronhowe
6y ago
Noooooooo, why? I hope this addon keeps working without patches for a long time, I absolutely love how it has improved my web experience. So easy to use.
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cameronhowe
6y ago
Sorry I thought it would be obvious to anyone reading the article. My hope was that by setting expectations to where they should be, the terribleness of this corporate statement would be more apparent. The only sacrifice Mitchell Baker admi
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cameronhowe
6y ago
"Fix the internet" then links your instagram. Seems like you are part of the problem? Edit: Or maybe I have a very different view of what fixing the internet means. The peertube content sponsoring currently on the frontpage seems
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cameronhowe
7y ago
I support their effort of making free software more accessible. But saying "no ads" and then lists PIA as the only other vpn when they have partnered up with them dishonest [ https://puri.sm/posts/purism-becom
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cameronhowe
8y ago
I have the opposite experience. Frequent outages/voice connectivity degradation. Font rendering was broken on many linux distros for months. And now there has been some kind of crash for about a month and still ongoing where discord be
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cameronhowe
8y ago
His problem with them is in the title of the post. If you want to do something that is non-free, don't call it open source or free software, both words have accepted definitions, by osi and fsf/gnu respectively. Your reply is enti
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cameronhowe
8y ago
There's no need to be so dismissive of Stallman's point of view. He has a great example in your link where using they is ambiguous. Saying it's not a big deal unless people make it a big deal is not useful. Many people say th
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cameronhowe
8y ago
So first off, your question is irrelevant to my original question. I asked specifically if something is never enforced why should it be a law. None of the replies to my question has even addressed that :( Secondly, that is not what freedom
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cameronhowe
8y ago
Pirating movies is not the only way to violate copyright law. Taking photos of things without the correct permissions (freedom of panorama) sharing copyright protected things on social media I don't know anyone who doesn't violat
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cameronhowe
8y ago
Question for people voting keep current copyright law: How do you live modern life without violating copyright law, or do you think it should stay the way it is but not be enforced?
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