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Install Guix

  • DigitalOcean is pledging $3million USD to Omarchy

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  • LG TV shown scanning LAN for third-party phones and other devices

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  • OOoookokokok. This post was the last push I needed to setup vlans on my network.

  • DigitalOcean is pledging $3million USD to Omarchy

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  • Glad I deleted my account a few days ago.

  • Mecha Comet - Modular Linux Handheld Computer

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  • Hm. Looks cool! But... what's your usecase for it? Tiny Linux computer sounds cool, but I'm not totally sure what I would do with it. Maybe a music player?

  • One day I will cancel it..

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  • Do it today!

  • "I Don’t Have a Smartphone…"

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  • I pre-ordered one. Will report back.

  • Noctalia 5 Wayland Desktop Shell Is Now Officially Stable

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  • of course we won’t accept vibecoded slop but we’re not against people getting help from LlM

    Hm. I wonder what that means. Every AI project says they won't accept vibecoded slop... and yet...

  • Linux Laptop Advice

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  • Thinkpads: So many damn models I’m a bit lost. I know some people love them though.

    Good news! I've narrowed it down for you: get the Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 7! It's got a 10/10 repairability score on iFixit: https://www.ifixit.com/Device/Lenovo_ThinkPad_T14_Gen_7

    It's what I'm rockin right now. Running Fedora Silverblue, btw. It's great. Happy to answer any questions about it.

  • Linus Torvalds used AI to fix a Linux bug, and now LLM critics on Linux face an uncomfortable choice

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  • Yeah, my work is forcing us to use Claude for everything now. More than ever, I'm convinced that using AI is slower and worse than me just doing it by hand.

    UNLESS, if I blindly accept the output, then Claude is faster. Sure, I can close the ticket in 15 minutes. Is it right? Idk. Is it good? Idk. Does it have bugs? Idk. Did it make shit up? Idk. Did anything even get compiled or tested? Idk. The ticket is closed though and that's all that matters, apparently.

  • Hey Canada, just wanted to let you know there's alternatives.

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  • Really? I'll need to pay closer attention next time I go to Target or Office Depot...

  • I’m tired boss

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  • Linux!

  • Curl up

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  • curl up and Libe!

  • Linus Torvalds uses AI to debug an Intel GPU driver bug

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  • Professional athlete uses bracelet to run fast.

    If you buy the same bracelet, you'll be just as fast!

  • Recommendations to watch Youtube on TV

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  • I also have an LG TV. I bought an external Android TV box (Nvidia Shield) and now primarily use that as the interface.

  • Fairphone Is Finally Selling Its Repairable Phone in the US

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  • Cool! I bought mine through Clove several months ago. This is great news! The Fairphone 6 is a pretty good phone. I'm happy with it.

    The power button + volume buttons are in the perfect place.... for accidentally taking screenshots!!! :( That's the one thing I don't like, but everything else is good.

    Oh, and I wish I could use either SailfishOS or at least Graphene. But, still. I don't miss my old Pixel.

  • Never seen it this bad

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  • At least until the seeds disappear ... storage isn’t infinite.

    Which is why Radicle is kinda interesting... it seems like it may be kind of easy to have lots of different seeds in different places. I'm currently using radicle.garden as my main always-on seed. If they start having issues, I could self-host. If I start having issues, other randos also run Radicle seed servers. Someone who wants to download my project could use any one of these seeds and be guaranteed to get a legit version of the project.

    If fact, it seems like the user doesn't even have to care about where the code is hosted at all. A radicle clone looks like this:

     
        
# Clones a git repo.
rad clone rad:z3WukSjzicL8WaZHFALbBwb2r8W52

    There's no indication of which servers to check. It just checks the "Radicle network" and clones from a random seed?? (I think?)

    Smaller projects will have way less seeds, but if you use that project, you could contribute to their availability by seeding! You make a copy for yourself to keep your build going and you also help the rest of the network?!

    (Again, juuust started looking into this, but it seems cool so far!)

  • Never seen it this bad

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  • Radicle is starting to seem less radical as the outages continue... https://radicle.dev/

    You don't even have to go full re, uh, I mean full self-hosted/P2P with it. You can sign up at https://radicle.garden/ and use that as your main seed/mirror thingy. radicle.garden is always online/available, so you don't have to host anything, but you also get other randos seeding/mirroring your repo, adding more availability to your code.

    I juuuust starting looking into Radicle, so I don't fully have an opinion formed yet...

  • And with my left hand, I eat a potato chip

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  • And with my left hand, I eat a potato chip

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  • I'll take a potato chip... AND EAT IT!

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world
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    Anyone use Clevis + Tang to protect data on their home server?

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    Any recommendations for IPTV proxies for Jellyfin?

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    lasik: wearing glasses with extra steps?

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    PSA: netbird Android client defaults to force relay connection

    github.com /netbirdio/android-client/issues/130
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    Radicale v3.7 collection sharing?

    github.com /Kozea/Radicale/blob/master/SHARING.md