nightfly

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by nightfly 23d ago
> but where are you actually going to get enough power to charge it that fast? The future of gas stations
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by nightfly 28d ago
I have a silhouette cameo 4 I'm pretty happy with. Silhouette studio works, it doesn't handle svgs very well so when importing I tend to render svgs as a black bitmap and then trace that in silhouette studio. Being able to print r
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by nightfly 1mo ago
Calling people who are okay with different programs having different behavior _bootlickers_ is obnoxious
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by nightfly 2mo ago
> so it took a few Amazon returns until I found the right one This a pet peeve of mine. If you buy the wrong $2 part don't return it. If you don't eat the loss the seller will and the part will wind up in the landfill.
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by nightfly 2mo ago
But it's always been at a faster pace and a higher quantity than whatever decade preceded it
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by nightfly 2mo ago
> You can also visit our site on your mobile phone!
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by nightfly 3mo ago
> since it's the only package manager that I know of that allows for package authors to essentially run arbitrary post-install scripts silently package install Are you sure? I'm pretty sure .deb and .rpm packages both allow tha
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by nightfly 3mo ago
I want it to arrive at the hospital. Claude
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by nightfly 4mo ago
vira28: It looks like nearly all of your responses to comments/questions here are flagged/dead. Probably because they all look AI written. Are you actually responding or do you have an agent answering questions for you?
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by nightfly 4mo ago
I'd love to do this for Mario Golf 64 but would run out of steam in like a week T_T
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by nightfly 4mo ago
People seem to think it tries and do too much. As a sysadmin I love systemd, especially way more than the init scripts it replaced
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by nightfly 4mo ago
> From what I understand from Vovk, they were intending to be “super considerate” of distributions and people not using systemd, which I take to mean we’d eventually end up in a situation very similar to systemd-logind, which was extract
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by nightfly 4mo ago
> The question is...why do you care that much? Not the OP, but I support Ubuntu as desktop and server OS for an engineering collage and have for 10ish years. Some LTS upgrades don't require many changes (mostly minor package name ch
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by nightfly 5mo ago
Most people have no safety net and if the money stops rolling in their life is effectively ruined for several years
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by nightfly 6mo ago
I think you're massively misreading the tone of the comment you're relying to
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by nightfly 7mo ago
> The medium is freer than Free Software $$$$$ for supplies, you could probably take up oil painting for cheaper.
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by nightfly 7mo ago
It "only" doubles performance so the overheads aren't that heavy
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by nightfly 8mo ago
windows update just doing a normal write causing the active chunk of flash memory being used to hold something in the boot loader to a different failed/failing section
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by nightfly 9mo ago
PSU (Oregon) uses C++ as just "c with classes" and ignores the rest of C++ for intro to programming courses. It frustrates people who already use C++ but otherwise works pretty well.
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by nightfly 10mo ago
What issues on Linux would this actually solve?
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by nightfly 10mo ago
If you bought something from a physical store and lose it doesn't entitle you to go get another one for free...
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by nightfly 11mo ago
I wonder if we'll ever get truly round objects in my lifetime though
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by nightfly 1y ago
The (a?) problem is that only the largest / most profitable players can afford to implement these systems. So while well intentioned they just shut out any company/service without loads of extra cash
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by nightfly 1y ago
I work in an org with 8ish FTEs, a handful of student workers, and like 200 volunteers. Almost every service wants $5 or more per user per month, that's $1,140 per month per service. We selfhost open source solutions for everything we
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by nightfly 1y ago
"re"-writable
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by nightfly 1y ago
Why?
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by nightfly 1y ago
You get a lot more detailed information out of a CT scan
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by nightfly 1y ago
More like selling when and where you got on and off the bus
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by nightfly 1y ago
Wireguard doesn't do most of those either
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by nightfly 1y ago
The banners themselves are ugly and can fill almost half the screen Even website makers who don't use predatory tracking end up including them as a CYA tactic

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