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seba_dos1
25d ago
Last time at a karaoke I sang a song that translates to "we're hitchhiking". Little did the audience know that I wasn't hitchhiking at all and neither were they. I was just standing there, singing.
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seba_dos1
25d ago
What a weird article. In both shown cases it takes a perfectly legible and understandable dialog and then twists it beyond recognition into something I've never seen being actually used to go "see? that's what's wrong wi
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27d ago
Because a sticker "includes Tetris" on a box that doesn't mention Tetris otherwise seems like a mistake, while "now includes Tetris" sounds like there's been a change that made the information on the box out-of
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seba_dos1
27d ago
It's not a Linux 7.2 changelog, it's a list of things Igalia worked on that's included in this release.
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28d ago
I see people from US being surprised when they see success stories by people from EU stating "maybe it's a US thing" and people from EU being surprised when they see success stories by people from US stating "maybe it&#x
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29d ago
I have no troubles compiling most stuff on a phone with 3GB RAM. I even worked on Mesa on it once when I was too lazy to set up cross-compilation. I only struggled with OOMs on some Rust apps so far (and I haven't even had zram set up
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29d ago
To be fair, those were the best that were there back then. But that was more than 20 years ago. Since then Intel came to work on Mesa, later AMD and various embedded GPU vendors, and now Nvidia is one of the worst options out there.
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seba_dos1
1mo ago
> This surprises me The world does not end on SaaS.
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seba_dos1
1mo ago
...and browsing HN these days feels more like cringing than informing oneself. This is a LinkedIn-level "insight", upvoted presumably because it's about "AI"?
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1mo ago
It has worked for decades and many thousands of packages just fine. If nobody cares enough to make the application available, perhaps it just shouldn't be there.
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1mo ago
Of course you do, that's where the value comes from after all.
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seba_dos1
1mo ago
Then you can be the one who'll package it for your distro.
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1mo ago
Neither does mine. When I'm not rebooting into new kernels and don't let the battery go flat, I reach several weeks of uptime (eventually interrupted by one of the things mentioned).
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1mo ago
> Only in rare cases where a C-C cable is wired to make it look like one by being internally wired as C-A-A-C Such cable would have to be directional, so you'd quickly realize something's wrong with it. I rather meant things li
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1mo ago
You couldn't even make a 5W USB-C cable if you tried. You'd have to make the wires so thin that it would burn at above 1A I guess, and it would have no way to signal the device to limit its power consumption to 1A, so it would jus
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1mo ago
> Pick a USB cable and buy it from ANY retailer, let's make it easier, buy a USB-C cable. Okay, let's assume it's a USB-C cable and not just something USB-C shaped that pretends to be one. > Does it support power delive
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1mo ago
> as many, maybe most original backers probably didn't receive theirs until much later Original backers got it in 2020-2021. It took until 2023 to catch up with preorders made already after the original campaign ended. > Purism w
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1mo ago
> A device which first shipped seven years ago still requiring someone to properly configure a post-processing software stack to get viable pictures out of it (with no path to viable video) kind of makes my point for me. Except it doesn&
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1mo ago
It's just as if people weren't a single hive-minded entity and they all had differing needs and opinions. Of course we need better phones. Librem 5, the one I personally still consider the best out there right now, is now 6-7 year
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1mo ago
> and it's got a ton of problems by contemporary standards No shit Sherlock. A processing pipeline written in a few weeks by someone who was just learning what color actually is while writing it, with lots of TODOs left around, can&
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1mo ago
Sorry? Pixel 1 was a 2016 high-end mainstream phone that costed about the same as a niche and low-volume Linux phone in its crowdfunding campaign just a year later. It's actually fairly similar spec-wise to Librem 5, with exception of
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1mo ago
The link provided points to my random photos and videos I was shooting in varying conditions as I went through my life, posted on my personal social media account, usually with minimal to no post-hoc processing. Not sure what is up with you
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seba_dos1
1mo ago
The majority of the photos on the first page came straight from the phone with no post-hoc processing whatsoever (and if you click on the post about Millipixels, there's more of unedited ones in the replies). Only tram, train and kerne
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1mo ago
I bet the vast majority of that slowness people complain about comes purely from GTK renderers. A motivated contributor could do wonders there.
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1mo ago
I'm getting tired of all this exaggeration. I don't think there's any significant component in the Librem 5 that has even existed a decade ago already. Perhaps the audio codec. Sure, it can be underwhelming today when it come
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1mo ago
Everything happens on my terms. The phone never tries to grab my attention unless I explicitly make it so. All the things I use are FLOSS. I can patch anything I want down to the kernel and bootloader, often on the phone itself (see https:
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1mo ago
> open schematics The Librem 5 even goes way beyond that - ECAD and MCAD designs are available on a free license as well: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/hw/l5-schematic & https://source.puri.sm&#
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1mo ago
I'm not exactly a photographer, these are just random point-and-shoot photos I took with my phone. I am, however, a programmer who has spent a bit of effort on making the photos taken on this phone look reasonably good, which is all it
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1mo ago
The (hardware) camera quality is about what you'd expect from a phone from 2019. Software processing to get JPEGs out of raw data is worse (with a huge room for improvement), but you get the raw DNGs and can employ any processing you w
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1mo ago
> Taking photos is one of the things I got accustomed to not having. The picture quality on my Librem 5 is just too disappointing [0]. The quality of taken photos is fine (as long as you keep the lens clean :)), it's the quality of
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