35-years after a seminal protest for freedom from the Soviets, an organizer accuses the West — particularly Germany — of “suicidal naivety.”
Baltic states are getting more and more attention in global press; Europe seems to be waking up - finally - to all the warnings that had been sent over the last few decades.
and added, “You raised your kid to be a puffy beta male. Congrats.”
I thought these were just characters in hollywood production. What the fuck.
This is so slick!
I don't really know anything about typewriters - does proportionally-spaced font mean monospace or the opposite?
Have you guys seen her CV? The achievement/age ratio is stunning. All the best to her!
- Go to your profile settings
- Tick
enable 2FA - Click
Save - Copy link of the
2FA installation linkbutton - Extract the secret from the link
- It is a random set of characters following the
secret=bit - In the Linux world, this dirty pipe will extract it:
echo "pastedlink" | cut -d'=' -f2 | cut -d '&' -f1
- It is a random set of characters following the
- Set TOTP to custom
- Set algorithm to
SHA256 - Try logging in in a
Private Window/Session/etcof your browser.
Wanted to say THANK YOU to whoever came up with and implemented the extra sorting algos, specifically the Top Hour and Top Six Hours. The six hour one especially is great when looking for a quick break at work!
I've set up an XMPP server a few years ago. It worked beautifully!
CPU time has never been an issue for me, really. I am intrigued by Gentoo on a SteamDeck - how well does that work? I imagine a very tight thermal headroom gets in a way every now and then.
Try installing the newest kernel available as that's where hardware support comes from. Since you're on an Ubuntu based distro - you could use somerthing like ukuu. Or just switch to a more rolling release type of distro.
That would truly be horrendous. I happen to like what I do and hate wasting time on trivial shit like this.
PipeWire 0.3.72 (2023-06-26) This is a bugfix release that is API and ABI compatible with previous 0.3.x releases. ...
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1533546
> Highlights > > - Fix a critical bug that would refuse to update the samplerate or buffersize in JACK clients. > - A new module-netjack2-driver and module-netjack2-manager were added that are compatible with NETJACK2. This allows PipeWire to become a NETJACK2 manager or a driver between JACK2 or PipeWire servers. > - Support was added for firewire devices with FFADO. This is untested for now and MIDI is not implemented yet. > - The node scheduling was optimized some more. - External drivers are now as efficient as in-server ones. This should improve performance of various drivers such as bluetooth and JACK based drivers. > - Many, many bug fixes and a ton of improvements.
I guess it's not even the watching - I really don't care about it. It would be nice to have fewer distractions from people walking by, chatting nearby, chatting to me, etc.
I guess if it only affected the UI component and did not initiate the actual federation - maybe it could work.
Usability-wise - absolutely agreed. I do wonder if it's possible to implement it on a technical level in a way that does not cripple smaller instances.
We had a wave small wave of what really looked like bot accounts. Purged them from the database.
Gentoo, mostly. Some Arch and Debian testing here and there.
