pt_PT_guy

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by pt_PT_guy 1y ago
Why tf is kde spending precious developer capacity with this? Fedora atomic kde is close to perfect. Where is the need to reinvent the wheel?
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by pt_PT_guy 1y ago
My wish is to have Telegram clients and user experience (both mobile and in Linux desktop versions) with Signal security and whatsapp adoption. Signal is a cool 2nd alternative to WhatsApp, but their desktop client is absolute garbage, thei
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by pt_PT_guy 1y ago
don't forget ruff checker and formatter
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
One of the reasons why there are major security f-ups: no accountability and no consequences
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
is POSIX complicance relevant anymore?
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
they also did release LLM models, and zstd, and mold, and and and... a lot of stuff
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
just that? then why not a f-droid release?
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
ty. you're right
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
They want to do this because they want more traction for their blockchain: TRON, which, IIRC, is the payment method for ads, usernames and "stuff" inside Telegram. However Du Rove is right about a bunch of things: - Signal clients
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by pt_PT_guy 2y ago
Is the website glitchy on firefox?
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
another chromium closed source proprietary browser? no, thank you.
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
Will it be opensourced, like Llama2? or this is yet another closed-source LLM? gladly we have meta and the newly recently created AI Alliance.
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
from yesterday story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38429370
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
yet another browser. no, thank you. even worse that it is based in blink/chromium. I would rather prefer they to lower their price than investing in this.
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
glad that this is happening. OpenAI has very little of "Open" :-) Release the papers, release the process, and stop gatekeeping the models
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
I always appreciate how NSO do incredible black hat security. Some of their exploits are true art. Props to their tech skills and creativity.
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
license issues apart, virtualbox guest tools for windows are awesome: clipboard sharing, drag and dropping files, network shares, auto window resize, etc just work out of the box. With KVM/splicetools it is always a pain to setup that.
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
"Thanks a lot, machine learning!" ahha
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
886 according to keepassxc
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
spent some time there. fun!
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
Awesome features! Nice! Now work on reducing your costs and making each subscription with 5x more searches a month :D. I was a subscriber and I absolutely hate the feeling of "spending" searches every time I search
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by pt_PT_guy 3y ago
Container-base alternative: https://homelabos.com/
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
Isn't Geekbench always been very biased towards Apple silicon?
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
OpenSuse Leap
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
This is super awesome. Together with bitwarden allows me to have multiple-browser data sync
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
Instructions are not easy. I want a out of the box solution to help without having to deeply dig into the internals. Something like archive team warriors: http://warrior.archiveteam.org/ For example, > Bitswap vs DHT I d
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
I really really really hope that these companies make donations to OSM...
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
Isn't there a confusion between memtest86 from passmark and memtest86+? and memtest86 from passmark has a lot of nice features that aren't available MemTest86+, includin UEFI support, writing logs to disk, fully 64bit code, addit
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
kagi is awesome, really awesome. and Fast. But they are like: super expensive. Unacceptable expensive. More than netflix, spotify and friends. I wish they invest more into bringing down their own operating costs so that the premium package
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by pt_PT_guy 4y ago
Kagi is awesome, but unfortunately too expensive

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