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Perfect really is the enemy of good when it comes to GrapheneOS

Because they don't want you using Google-free Android

I didn't realize zswap also uses in-memory compression. It might be a combination of poor naming and zram being continuously popular.

Could it be that Germany was the only nation willing to help Finland fight the Soviets?

From Wikipedia

Interim peace ... Defensive arrangements were attempted with Sweden and the United Kingdom, but the political and military situation in the context of the Second World War rendered these efforts fruitless. Finland then turned to Nazi Germany for military aid.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finland_in_World_War_II

Nobody's going to buy monitors where they need fractional scaling or multiple monitors with mixed DPI if they know it's broken.

You have a year to open and comment on Wayland bugs for them to get fixed

Imagemagick also does it in the terminal. Chances are about as good as ffmpeg that you have it installed already

AMD distributed a decoding wheel for their laptop chip naming this year.

Last time I checked (~half a year ago) Garage didn't have a bunch of s3 features like object versioning and locking. Does RustFS have a list of s3 features they support?

IIRC Windows still uses the sRGB curve for tone mapping of SDR content in HDR, so you have to toggle it on and off all the time.

KDE Wayland went the better route and uses Gamma 2.2

Most laptops have included Windows 10 or 11 licenses, which are valid for this use

That's an argument to reduce car usage and improve bike infrastructure

Long press on the image to get the alt-text on desktop xkcd

You can likely put a 5800X3D or 5700X3D in the same motherboard and get a massive performance upgrade

Please enlighten me how the ip-network-using mattress in any way relates to a Matter and Thread network

Do you have a source for that? I only know this [1] site laying out distribution of Steam keys

[1] https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/keys

You're even allowed to sell your game cheaper on other platforms (not Steam keys, separate keys for those platforms) so by all means charge the 30% more on Steam if you need to.

Most of the issues with the database are old sins from Emby. With 10.11 the Jellyfin team finally managed to clean up that mess so they can move forward with a clean implementation. Their blog post on moving to EFCore [1] and version 10.11 release post [2] have more details.

[1] https://jellyfin.org/posts/efcore-refactoring [2] https://jellyfin.org/posts/jellyfin-release-10.11.0/

My phone at least does use ext4 according to the output of `mount` in termux.

Your comment is missing how the project initially presented itself and the main dev being an anti-vaxxer certainly puts those words into a bad context.

[1] https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver/blob/fea8b78358a169238a2...

Investors are obviously bad a choosing where to invest. See any widely overvalued company

This type of investing isn't about day trading following the latest hype. It's about putting some surplus money to better use for when you need it in 10-20 years.

Zram is just swap but in RAM. It uses the same algorithms as normal swap

It's closer to an RTX 5080, I misremembered the number. Still, that's half the shader cores of a desktop 5090.

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/nvidia-gb203.g1073

The laptop manufacturers like marketing an RTX 5090 instead of the more accurate 5070. It's a simple reality that you can't cool 600W in a laptop case, but Nvidia selling laptop 5090 is complicit.

Making sure the plane continues to fly would be the top priority for a pilot. Second to that, formulating an emergency plan and communicating with air traffic control. Taking pictures of you wounds should be extremely far down the list

GrapheneOS, or specifically Micay is known to be hostile to many other projects like microG, /e/ OS, Calxy etc. There are certainly truths to some of what they say, but it comes over as extremely hostile.

Moving to an open operating system and improving existing Android emulation is the first step. Once we have enough people on our alternative system, native apps can follow.

The elderly will die before they see the consequence of them voting in another conservative party that reduces climate goals and investments in public infrastructure. Young people have to deal with the fallout for much longer

I use and like XCP-ng in my homelab, but the initial release was apparently in 2018. That's still ~15 years of Citrix fuckery that apparently birthed KVM.