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Railcar8095

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  • SteamOS update adds support for Steam Machine and other non-Valve hardware

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  • Beware of steamOS as main distro. It's immutable without support for layering.

    If you want anything other than gaming, it can get tricky. In my case some developer tools, printer/scanner... Were borderline impossible when I tried some time ago.

    Things might have changed, but Bazzite is a damm good alternative for a similar feeling.

    YMMV

  • SteamOS update adds support for Steam Machine and other non-Valve hardware

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  • Price and release date unknown still.

    I want the frame, hopefully available before June.

  • GrapheneOS refuses to comply with new age verification laws for operating systems — group says it will never require personal information

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  • Irrelevant. They need to comply with the laws of the market they are selling at.

    Check what pornhub decided to do in Texas

  • Ageless Linux Emerges to Protest OS-Level Age Verification Laws

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  • A lot of distros (most I've used at least) require user creation before installing. The age verification should be there as my understanding of the text. You can't install the packages before, so this will be effective only for existing installs, unless you patch the install disk prior.

  • Google adds 24-hour wait and mandatory reboot to Android sideloading flow

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  • I misunderstood that as only the registering for devs.

    I have time to see the Motorola graphene and Linux phones luckily

  • Google adds 24-hour wait and mandatory reboot to Android sideloading flow

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  • In only skimmed over the post but didn't see any date when it will come into effect. Somebody can clarify?

    Need to daily drive Graphene before switching the main phone.

  • Can someone help pls?

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  • New?

  • Windows 11's free video editor Clipchamp now requires OneDrive

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  • Specially fitting that one FOSS alternative to this one is openSHOT

  • What is the most useless fact you know?

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  • My newly least useful fact is that knowledge and the search for it is an end unto itself, so all facts are useful to learn and know.

  • Systemd preparing to comply with age verification laws

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  • I'm not so technical, but my understanding this won't be systemd enforcing it, as much as offering a common storage and retrieval method for the Distros.

    Please correct me if mistaken

  • Firefox 149 adds built-in free VPN with 50GB monthly data

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  • AFAIK torrent. But I've been torrenting all my life without port forward and I have all the seasons from my favorite Linux distros,.

  • CEO Asks ChatGPT How to Void $250 Million Contract, Ignores His Lawyers, Loses Terribly in Court

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  • It makes the process faster.

  • No Microslop for me

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  • It's a compromise if I'm not paying for it.

    Still I hate that the basic, like copy, search... Use a different key. I can rebind them, but it's at each keyboard config and makes it annoying when trying to learn new ones

  • "✦ Would you like help with that?"

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  • I saw a bit (I don't think I got to the end), without being mindblowing, stuck in my head during some interactions with my child, specially when I'm particularly tired due to work. Need to check what I missed.

  • GrapheneOS calls on privacy focused app developers to boycott European Unified Attestation

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  • That's what the priest told me when I saw him going into the brothel. Doing God's work

  • ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI

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  • Again, I agree and I've fought for that. But this needs to be top to bottom. We have budget slashed, morale in the ground across the board. Those who keep trying for the best fight a losing battle with those who already have up trying.

    If the bosses don't care about the interest of the "customer", I don't either. I've already openly spoken to my team saying I'm now ready for things to blow up and get the attention we need from the ones really high up. I'm done working overtime because anther team is already working overtime in something else or because some bullshit political 4D chess were they throw us under the bus for their failings or try to make theirs our work.

    Had an annoying day with this things, sorry for dumping this here haha

  • ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI

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  • which is mainly driven by incompetence of project managers.

    I completely agree. I work on an internal solution, which is a part of a very large product. It's not a live product, only part of a pipeline that runs on a predetermined schedule. Our bit is the only one with actual business/performance KPIs, most of the other teams measure only "user story/CR points". If the other teams screw up, it will impact our performance unless we prove it's their fault. And of it's their fault, they open a US/bug which improves their metrics (one more US closed). Our team has to think ahead and try to do things well in one go, because our bugfixing doesn't count as work. But our speed is measured against people who benefits from half doing stuff. When we did massive effort, we got complaints we were slow. Now we do less effort and once every blue moon we have to do a hotfix. Most often than not when we have an production issue is due to the other teams that run before us on the pipeline, so we even had to develop checks to our input because they won't add checks to their outputs. And they won't because that's a CR that requires extra funding that's not approved, but we had to create them for our own sanity.

    Yes, I'm looking to move out haha

  • ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI

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  • Then, let's just call it "massive decentralized surprise testing"

  • ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI

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  • Test in production is the best. We spent months warning from data bugs and nobody bat an eye (upstream bug, not our responsibility but we noticed) When it was d launched in prod we just pointed out the bug that nobody fixed was still there and immediately a war room was formed and the bug fixed within an hour.

    It honestly seems more efficient to let shit hit the fan than to fight everybody to do their job.