You should share with us what your general recipe is, if you'd like to of course :)
Steam Deck Lite one day that is pocketable
I would buy that SODAMNFAST! Lol
I hope I'm well liked, I generally try to make good comments and be helpful/positive if I can manage it. That being said, I also know I will not get along with everyone and that's ok too. You can't please everyone, it's just human nature that some people won't get along.
Hey, I recognize you! I'll be honest, it's mainly because of the font though.
*shrugs
St. Louis needs to read this article, that city is broiling.
Hey, I meant to respond to this sooner. I really appreciate your detailed response and the pictures you provided as well.
That is a ton of static. I am curious as to how wetting the beans went?
The granularity looks pretty consistent as far as I can tell. Looks like good quality.
Hey, I'm just wondering if any of you have built your own cooler slideout for your vehicle's cargo area or could recommend some good plans to go by.
Yeah, that's when you fuck with them. Make them regret doing that. Make a point they will never forget. Lol
And how they might use that information against you, now or in the future.
Thank you for this. Super helpful.
For some reason the location is now locked and won't update for me.
Exciting as always, to see more progress being made. I like the ctrl+enter feature, and see myself using that one often. What are the names of the new instances?
Glad to help, maybe one day I could join in. Until then, I'll be excited to see what you guys come up with 😁
"This is a 100% open source effort, so you could even roll your own, if you want."
Do we like it though? It seems like a good thing (anything has to be better than the currently broken system right?), but after reading some of the comments I'm not sure.
Foot hammock or footrest pad
For sure, can't wait to see how this comes along and the useful functionality it will hopefully provide!
Awesome! Thanks for the update, I'll check it out 😁
I mean, I noticed so many references and what felt like blantant rip offs of classic scenes. I still enjoyed the movie but the constant copying started to get distracting.
🤣🤣🤣
Here in the US our banks are draconian. We just struggle through it I guess 🤷♂️
Vespucci seems very interesting. Thanks for sharing
That was a really excellent write up, thank you for elaborating. It's helpful to know the truth of how these companies are acting, and important for consumers to try not to forget. They will continue to take advantage, if we allow it.
Name and shame them
It's super cool and all, but also kind of ominous? I feel like something more inviting might be a better fit.
Tagging along from one of the previous posts about people's jobs, what are your favorite things about your job. If you can't think of anything, then what are your least favorite things about it or what do you think you'd like to do instead if you could?
My favorite thing is the appreciation we get from passerby. I've never had a job where people are genuinely appreciative of what we are doing, and it's nice to get that feedback from people even though the work itself can be pretty difficult. If there wasn't that for my job, it would certainly be less rewarding.
I'm wondering if you have any favorite fediverse resources for dog owners? Breed questions, training techniques, product recommendations, etc.
I think that would make a great community if there isn't one already. I've only run across #dogsofmastodon so far, but that is really more for just pictures I think.
It's been difficult to broach the subject and explain the technical concepts to the average person. I did have some success in first sharing the email comparison, which lead into interoperability.
I'm just curious to hear people's success stories, if you have any.
I'm using TetherFi to share my phone's internet connection. I understand how to setup the proxy settings in the browser on my laptop to get it working, and I've also been able to get Freetube working by changing the proxy settings within the app.
What I am wanting to know is if there is a way to set up a system wide proxy setting so that other applications on my laptop will work without having to go into each app individually. The desktop versions of my messaging app, steam, and the app store are all inaccessible to me currently and it would be nice to be able to get these working automatically through the proxy if possible?
I'm on Pop_os.
Avenza seems to be the go-to app. It works pretty well and all, but I'm wanting to know if there's any software available that can allow a team of people to simultaneously access and make edits/notes to a geo-referenced map. It also need to have kind of the same base functionality of being able to show your current location and all that. Ideally it should be designed for mobile first, but being able to access it from desktop too would be a plus.
So, just for one example, I could add a placemarker on the map, and any of my team members who are also accessing that map will be able to see (in real time) the placemarker that I just made. Does this type of feature exist?
Any recommendations? Are any of them usb-c rechargeable? Seems like most of the ones I'm seeing take AAA batteries.
-Linux compatible
-roller encoder, or vertical knob
-low profile keycaps
-wireless (preferred)
-function key row (preferred)
-dedicated navigation keys (preferred)
cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/9339950
> Would this be an ok option for use on linux? Any thoughts on the brand, etc.? > > HORUS K609 SE (Redragon) >
Would this be an ok option for use on linux? Any thoughts on the brand, etc.?
Is there any way to disable the power button popup window? I'd like it to be just an immediate shutdown switch, not have to confirm or wait 60 seconds...
I'm on Pop OS
I tried using the default 'eddy' installer as well as 'gdebi' but both of them throw an error message.
gdebi says "error: dependency is not satisfiable: libssl1.1 (>=1.1.0)
eddy says "installation failed, child process exited with code 100"
Newbie here. First of all, I successfully took ownership of a folder using the command line and I am proud of that. Even though it ended up being irrelevant for the problem in the end, it was still satisfying to be able to figure it out finally. Using the command line makes me feel like I'm doing cool stuff B)
So, I was doing some digging, trying to get my mouse to work properly, and I ended up finding out some things. Hopefully this saves somebody some time/frustration in the future.
-Logitech's software doesn't work in Linux (of course)
-Piper doesn't work for this model (g502x PLUS) yet.
Bummer.
There is a workaround, however. This model actually includes on-board memory! Sweet, my money was not wasted after all!
So, I just went back to windows (gross) and set up the profile I had been using previously. (sidenote, who TF uses forward and back for the side buttons? It obviously should be ctrl and shift for the defaults, respectively...) When I got back on my new setup, it was a success!!! It works perfectly well, and no issues so far.
Now, for the main question, is there any easy way to set this up from Linux by using a windows virtual machine or something similar?
Thanks for reading.
Hey just wanted to ask for some recommendations on tethering my phone to my laptop. Would be nice to have options to hide tether usage if possible. Thanks
So, I've been considering micromobility options recently to help me get out a little bit more and range better. My dog told me he'd appreciate it if I got out a little more on my off-days. I don't know why he's gotta be so judgy like that...
Anyways,
-Bike formats are out, it needs to be easier to transport and not take up that much space.
-Balance boards are cool, but I'm not sure that's quite what I'm looking for either...
Electric skateboards, scooters, mountainboards, etc., what's good? I'm drawn to the idea of electric boards with (potentially?) off-road capabilities. I'm a mountainbiker and often have access to excellent trails, so I like the thought of being able to ride on those too sometimes but my main uses would probably just be getting around town or going out on paved greenways.
Entry level would be good, I'm hoping for somewhere in the 500-1000 dollar range if it exists but if I have to pay more for something better then so be it.
Also, DIY solutions aren't completely out of the question for me. I could see myself messing around with a build project if it strikes my fancy.
Thanks for any help, I'm looking forward to seeing what you all come up with!
I'm currently on an MSI GF65 Thin 9SEXR. It has a 9th gen core i5, 8GB RAM, and a geforce rtx2060 graphics card. While it's been a great daily driver for several years now, it's definitely starting to show it's age with newer games and such.
I've currently got my eyes on the ASUS TUF series of laptops, because they seem like pretty decent quality. The chassis design seems more intuitive with where the ports are located, and other small details that make ease of use a priority. I like that it has a numberpad as well, and I'd consider this one of my necessities going forward.
My main uses will be moderate gaming, 3D design, and general browsing/productivity. I'd also like to dump windows for Linux as well, but I'm not entirely sure that I'm ready to make that jump yet. I've got very minimal experience with alternative operating systems to windows.
I don't know much about AMD's hardware, so I'm not sure how the designations compare to what I currently have. If anyone could give me an easy rundown to get me up to date I'd appreciate it too.