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  • Can work in a small scale, as in a village or a small town. Won't work on a country scale, as when you introduce more people the more greed enters the system and it will inevitably corrupt the governors.

  • Define that you're responsible for content originating from your instance on your legal page, and make use of fediseer to block instances that consist of illegal content in your country.

    If you're selfhosting, chances are the worst legal offending instances per your laws are already blocked by your country.

  • me :D

    my net is painfully slow so selfhosting is not a reliable option, and it's solely because of infrastructure of my apartment. I can't pay more to increase my net speed, so i went with a hosting provider.

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  • hello its us the illuminati. Yes, the entire organization are currently sitting in a pool party inviting you to our secret society. We can control everything from up to large governments all the way to you. Yes you, see now you're breathing manually. Now you're also blinking manually. Now you're smiling. Is this a coincidence? No.

    We are inviting you a chance to partake in our society. If you're interested, all you need to do is draw a pentagram using cow blood, light a candle in its center and follow the next steps from the summoned devil.

    (vegans can substitute blood with %100 pomegranate juice, do not substitute with different animal/juice as it may lead to summoning other entities, we the illuminati are not responsible any way if this occurs)

  • The bottom shelf bar and the default top bar made me think it was XFCE, but it's even more impressive in that case.

  • Wow didn't knew XFCE could be customised to this extent. Really cool.

  • "Subjective to your PoV" is a really abusable term. If my investment makes 100x their initial value, it's a good timeline. If it makes slightly less, it's a bad timeline. I do not see my investments losing as a realistic scenario at all.

    Coinflip three times, make up to a million for each dollar you have. You can use similar logic for whatever you may want to happen in future timelines.

  • I must admit, i just read the sidebar, didn't proceed further to the thread.

    Shouting omarchy out feels odd, but given it's a hyprland+arch bundle that somehow got traction around the time they started sponsoring hyprland, it does make sense a bit. The critisizm on that part is justifiable

    Tho I'm not sure which users does omarchy even target, like who even wants a standardised setup while on arch+hyprland? Everyone I know using it have drastically different desktop setups, who uses it actually?

  • Just for donating to hyprland? An absolutely overkill reaction.

    hyprland is a really good DE for those that are interested in desktop customization, and their community being toxic is not a good excuse to call them far right racists, anything that noticably improves Linux experience is a good project.

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  • Just curious, since the issue doesn't exist on Linux, what would happen if you outright disabled the internal keyboard on Linux and use an external keyboard?

    Or possibly, program a microcontroller board to send an obscure device input in a loop to your computer?

  • Never!

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  • I will never let go of bascul.in, that's for sure.

  • Bare metal is cheaper if you already have some old pc components layjng around and they are not bound to my host pc being on. My PC uses a 600W power supply to run while the old laptop running my Jellyfin + pihole server use like 40W.

  • City: Am happy, but it sucks that government abused the legal system to jail our municipality mayor.

    Country: hell no, a big driver is previously mentioned reason but has a lot more reasons behind. Economy is fucked, corruption and injustice is everywhere, the government refuses to call off an early election despite 24 million people being in support of it, and the leading opposition party refuses to initiate it by resigning their parliament members, despite having more and more of their municipalities threatened and arrested over time.

  • If you're advertising your platform as kid-friendly; you need to ensure proper steps are done to protect them. Roblox, a billion dollar game platform has failed on this. Let's say you're a responsible parent. Your kid asks you GTA 5, you check its age rating and say no.

    Your kid asks to play Roblox. You look up, see the game advertises itself as safe for children and find about parental controls for concerned parents, create your son an account using it, setting proper age restrictions. Later on, you find out your kid got groomed by someone he met on Roblox, even though you set proper precautions. Is it your fault for not helicopter parenting your son that he got such a traumatic experience, has Roblox done nothing wrong here? I don't think so.

  • Different applications can use Chromium as their base and might not be configured to return their application name to PipeWire, which in that case, Chromium returns its name.

    If you're using a web app like Discord/Vesktop that's likely it.

  • from looking here, the thing that makes the most sense for me is pw-cli list-objects, could you try running pw-cli, then type list-objects and then play random sounds on an application? Could be anything, like a media player or web browser.

    When no command is given, pw-cli starts an interactive session with the default PipeWire instance pipewire-0.

    This would mean this should list any changes directly to the terminal, saving us from needing to log it externally

    It should report quite a lot of data considering it reports everything related to audio there, but it should let you know about any changes. If you can trace back from the sounds you made to the application you've run it from, it should work.

  • If the OS isn't using PulseAudio by default, then it's using PipeWire. I am not using it so cannot confirm how it'd work, but from what I understood from its documentation, replacing pacmd list-sink-inputs with pw-cli clients in the previously mentioned command should work.

  • Run this command, it will record all audio activity until you stop it to the file sound-inputs.log.

    watch -n0.5 'pacmd list-sink-inputs | tee -a sound-inputs.log'

    When you hear the sound bites, take a look at it and see which process is triggering the sounds. Might help you discover its cause.

    Alternatively you can watch playback streams on pavucontrol. It lists all programs that run sounds, but is less detailed.