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L_Acacia

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  • Release fish 4.4.0

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  • 4.0.0 was the release of the Rust rewrite

  • Dell admits consumers don’t care about AI PCs, Dell is now shifting it focus this year away from being ‘all about the AI PC.’

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  • The support is bad for custom nodes and NPUs are fairly slow compared to GPUs (expect 5x to 10x longer generation time compared to 30xx+ GPUs in best case scenarios) NPUs are good at running small models efficiently, not large LLM / Image models.

  • Mozilla’s Betrayal of Open Source: Google’s Gemini AI is Overwriting Volunteer Work on Support Mozilla

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  • Most website do not run on servo

  • Easy Effects QT port is finally out

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  • Definitely looks worse, but I can see why they made the change, gtk is a pain to work with compared to qt

  • Is there a selfhosted option for webcomics?

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  • Not exactly what your are looking for, but mihon (formerly tachiomy) fixes my webcomic need. It is both a reader and a downloader. You have different scrapping extension for many sources, thus you can pretty much find anything. If you are fine with a (android) phone only workflow, I recommans you give it a try.

  • Issues Installing ProtonVPN Official App on Bazzite through Distrobox

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  • The official installation process won't work, as Bazzite is an immutable distro.

    You can install it with rpm-ostree. If you choose to do so, I invite you to look into what immutable distros are, and what problems they solve (and create).

    I was curious and searched if it was more complicated than it looked for ProtonVPN. It doesn't look complicated, but it is not very straightforward either.

    You can find how to do it in the comment of this reddit post

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    Yahoo does not have AI

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  • SearXNG is really easy to setup, you should have a go at it.

  • RustDesk, probably one of the best TeamViewer Alternatives

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  • They have a headless setting now. Not sure how well it works though, I haven't tried it.

  • What hardware does not support Linux?

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  • If you have a GTX 10xx card or later, their are virtually no issue with Wayland anymore. I have two PC with nvidia cards and had almost 0 issue with gnome plasma and hyprland in the last two years.

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  • I use obtainium to install it and it works flawlessly. The reason they don't publish it elsewhere is due to licences and push notifications iirc

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    wlroots 0.19.0 released

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  • It works for me on graphene in vanadium, Firefox and brave with no compatibility settings changed

  • I use Zip Bombs to Protect my Server

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  • Why do you use the distro you use?

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  • The configuration of nix is not the time consuming part, most of the time it's faster than other distro if you are a developer. The time consuming part is having an issue with a niche package, the only doc you have is the code and random github issue from 3 years ago that don't mirror your config, and the nix evaluation doesn't tell you which part of the config is the problem.

  • Moving from Cloudflare tunnels for media streaming, first plan didn't work out due to double NAT

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  • you can add authentic/authelia with keys for login and it should be fine

  • Firefox runs slower on Arch than on Windows?

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  • I've tried nearly every browser out there and these are my top 6 (none are Chrome)

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  • What's up, selfhosters? It's selfhosting Sunday!

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  • OciContainers just added rootless mode for podman. I was planning on playing a bit more with it but I'm quite busy and haven't fount the time recently. For the time being I run everything as rootfull since I don't expose stuff directly through the internet.

    I might repond here if I don't forget once I've experimented a bit more.

  • I've tried nearly every browser out there and these are my top 6 (none are Chrome)

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  • It was enabled due that zen was still a toy project and we needed people to easily open the debugger for easier bug fixing. This was due because zen was not in a daily drivable state and didn't gain any sort of popularity yet As the dev says in the PR almost nobody was using the browser at that point. To be able to interact with the debugging server you would need to have a port open on your firewall and router. And you would need to manually start the dev server. The problem in the PR is it was not prompting the user when launching the debug server and user could turn on the debugger without touching about:config flags.

    The second part is more questioning, though not exploitable without the user clicking 2 times on a security warnings. I just checked their github to see if there is an issue/pr on the subject and there is none. Might be worth making one.

  • I've tried nearly every browser out there and these are my top 6 (none are Chrome)

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  • Imo they are more privacy conscious than Firefox and most Chromium based browsers, and on par with Floorp/Waterfox with their provided defaults.

    If someone wants a good looking browser with vertical tab, while not having to debug privacy settings breaking site or having to write custom css to have the UI they like. Zen is my recommendation.

    The only telemetry they leave is the ones that provide features to their users. For example, they need to ping mozilla for addons update, firefox sync, update the tracker block list, ...

    Although I agree with you that the privacy part of Zen the most beautiful, productive, and privacy-focused browser out there is clickbaity.