Blaster M @ Blaster_M @lemmy.world

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American cars pre-1985 were heavier.

About time! Waiting for this feature for literal decades

Move TempleOS to a floating sky temple, and make where it is Portable Bay, where various portable linux ships are moored, named Knoppix (a galleon), Puppy Linux (a fishing boat), Slax (a little sailboat), and TinyCore (a rowboat or kayak)

Wan't a gunshot, but the tac light switch getting bumped.

lmao

SEO-marketing slop articles: exists on the first three pages

TLDR: Swap is useful to minimize memory contention, put it on your fastest drive, and set vm.swappiness to 100 for ssd swap for optimal swap operation, or leave vm.swappiness alone or set it between 1-50 for spinny bois (lower is better for slow rando. reads)

GrapheneOS is always looking out for a potential phone they can migrate to, since Google has stopped publishing the device trees for the Pixels. While they currently support the Pixels anyway, it is a long term goal for them to be on an independent platform.

If one of these phones runs GrapheneOS, I would be interested.

Sunset Coastline INTENSIFIES

This is much funnier as the thread above is about boiling water to remove microplastics

Primarily, it is to the app developer's advantage to use flatpak for distribution, as that lets you concentrate on getting one consistent version of your software out on an environment that is the same for everyone - the flatpak sandbox. If you use traditional methods, one of two things have to happen - you need to maintain multiple versions of your deb and/or rpm package, to cater to Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, SuSE, and Enterprise Linux users. That didn't include Arch, Gentoo, Slackware, or from scratch source compilers. Which gets to part 2, hoping each community will make and keep up to date the source code builds themselves, because: Having source code and build environment settings for different distros to build from source and have it work in each distro, which may require or have available only certain versions of any libs you call on, that might not work with your code. This is "dependency hell", and it only gets worse the more linuxes you want to support directly.

It's a lot easier to just ship the flatpak with the dependencies in them or linked in their flatpak libs as well. One set of dependencies and one build that runs on everything.

1: Windows Sandbox

2: Hyper-V

If you have 10 or 11 Pro, you should have these features. If not, there's always

3: Oracle Virtualbox

4: VMware Player

For 2, 3, 4, Get Windows 11 IoT Edition to install in the VM

You can use it as a PCVR headset, connected to your PC

There's also https://github.com/9001/copyparty if you just need to one time transfer files quickly

You use Termux and Termux:API to host, or copyparty Up! app to send to a computer running Copyparty

"Everyone wants to save the world, but no one can agree on how..."

The linux problem in a nutshell

I fully expect Putin to have a chat with Trump on Saturday

People who want to go to a website and not get tricked into downloading malware becauae they searched for a website instead