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FlapYoJacks posted:you know what else doesn’t have ads AND you don’t have to janitor? An Apple TV. I also sleep in a big bed with my wife. i watch pirated media completely ad free in s big bed with your wife too
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i copied a floppy today super mario print world
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Mr. Crow posted:why is it everything in the graphics stack of linux is magic env variables for configuration all the way down why cant we just have some loving files in etc i give you /etc/environment
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i use a pure romulan graphics stack
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i use udev to assign useful device names and permissions to usb serial devices
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sb hermit posted:you can use “gio mount -d” to mount encrypted volumes from the command line without entering the account password or requiring root privileges, I think. Not sure if it requires you to be in a specific group or if you’re in the console logged-in group though, but I expect that to be the case. gnome let's you do all sorts of poo poo you'd expect to need root for you can change a systems loving hostname without auth
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open the control panel, go to about this system or whatever its called (bottom section in control panel), click on the hostname and edit away
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set -euo pipefail all day every day
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gnustep is so hilariously bad that even window maker doesn't use it
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shut the gently caress up all of you curses are the peak gui toolkit
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it feels native on kde i'd even argue it feels more native than virt-manager on kdr
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Sapozhnik posted:old pcs are lovely retro game consoles, there is no other practical use for any general-purpose computer weaker than a raspberry pi. hard disagree. sometimes it's about the complete experience. f-15 strike eagle ii is the tits on my tandy 1000 hx with cm-11 monitor and og tandy joystick
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also, i have a dmp-130a that i can't drive from linux, but print shop on the tandy drives that beast with no trouble
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fdroid will allow developers to ship their own signed binaries -- if the binaries are reproducible. https://f-droid.org/en/docs/Reproducible_Builds/
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more like vschoad
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i used nano for like three weeks as a frosh i'll let the pico/nano users slide though. now joe users. gently caress those guys and their habit of leaving joe turds all over the filesystem
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40 oz to freedom was good
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my shell scripts always start off as one liners, composed over a few executions for cluster in $(cat clusters); do echo $cluster:; for release in $(helm --kube-context $cluster list | grep somestring | awk '{ print $1 }'); do echo " $release:"; helm --kube-context $cluster get values $release | grep -e 'someotherstring\|onemorearbitrarystring'; done; done was one today
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bash has arrays poo poo, bash has associative arrays
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i usually debug with echo prefixes
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mycophobia posted:is there some other way to debug besides writing print("got here") in random spots in bash it's more like $ for i in $(gen-shitshow); do echo deal-with-shitshow $i; done deal-with-shitshow dumb_colleague deal-with-shitshow sales_sold_something_we_havent_built_yet deal-with-shitshow ran_out_of_fucks deal-with-shitshow us_east_1
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Poopernickel posted:if I'd put Python into the rootfs, it would have doubled the size of firmware releases. That translates into slower firmware updates, more expensive flash memory, and higher bandwidth costs in serving up the file to customers. gb2embeddedinuxthread
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isn't netplan a frontend for all the others?
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systemd-resolved is a nice cache also nice for blocking rebinding
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Beeftweeter posted:you do get a pci bus on android and nvme (on some devices, most are probably eMMC or UFS), and xhci android phones still put a lot of peripherals on the soc with shared memory being the primary means of communication between cores at least iphones put their modem out on usb (or maybe pcie)?
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Beeftweeter posted:some do, some don't. the palm phone definitely has mostly everything on the soc for example, but you can still get an ACPI description of the hardware, list pcie devices (which the gpu is at least nominally attached to), list usb devices (mostly cameras, unless you have something else attached), check out the i2c bus, etc. it isn't a some do, some don't sorta thing i challenge you to find an android device from the last 5 years that uses an off-chip baseband android devices either have the baseband on the soc, or they don't have a baseband at all (and in the case of no baseband at all, it's often still there, it just doesn't have the external hardware available to be useful)
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the huawei has a kirin 970, which has a built in baseband https://www.hisilicon.com/en/products/Kirin/Kirin-flagship-chips/Kirin-970 basically the only android capable arm socs that don't ship with a built in baseband are destined for set top boxes, cars or cameras, and are probably rockchip, allwinner, or freescale chips. pinephone and librem both have separate baseband controllers, but those baseband controllers run their own copy of linux and are basically a smartphone within a smartphone, with the inner smartphone sharing memory between the dsp and a hosed up android
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secure boot turns people into total dipshits in the same way wayland does. the only system i've ever had any trouble with custom keys on was a lenovo laptop that depended on some signed option rom, and wiping the default keys would brick the laptop. i returned that machine and went on with my life. every other machine i've touched since secure boot became a thing has offered the ability to install your own secure boot databases with no issue.
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mystes posted:Do windows laptops with arm processors allow you to disable secure boot? yes
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https://www.armbian.com/lenovo-x13s/
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sleep sucks on everything new across operating systems. my m2 for work randomly wakes and turns my bag into an oven. my windows gaming pc on my desk randomly wakes throughout the night. my gpd win max 2 wakes as soon as you put it to sleep, unless the power cable is plugged in, then it just doesn't wake a all
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shackleford posted:oh lawd apparently the "2" in "s2idle" stands for "to", as in "Suspend-To-Idle", which uses ACPI state S0. thanks linus wait til you hear what acpi states s2ram and s2disk use
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MPEG SF is way more laid back
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git supports sha256 now, but i'm sure nobody wil bother moving to it until it's as broken as sha1 today
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dag-onnit
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gnome wayland is really starting to get under my skin. any time i have high disk io, the ui will start stuttering. launching steam after updates have been collecting a while is a sure fire way to trigger it.
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i'm in the process of migrating off btrfs to dmraid for a huge number of nodes. on most of our nodes, we have 7 1t nme drives with each nvme drive encrypted at the hypervisor level with keys thrown away any time the vm is stopped or destroyed. since there's no persistence anyway, we trained everyone that the volume was to be strictly for throwaway data or for local staging. striped all drives with btrfs raid0 and all was happy for many months after some unknown kernel update that i haven't pinned down yet, btrfs went to total poo poo for us. heavy io results in an io error and toasts the filesystem in a way btrfs check won't recover. so gently caress this, gonna strip out btrfs and do a dmraid raid0 with ext4 on top
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this should do the trick: code:
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linux cursed me to a life of misery. gently caress linux.
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i use frigate. it has pretty dece object detection with a tpu. i got all kinds of kitty cat videos also integrates nicely with home assistant
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