What if I prefer another anime?
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jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Serverless Is An Architectural Handicap (And I'm Tired of Pretending it Isn't)English
15·7 days agoWho is self-hosting in lambdas? Isn’t the idea of self-hosting to control your infrastructure (preferably including the hardware) ?
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Somehow *this* is what's going to convince me to distro hop.
4·15 days agoIt can be simplified with the use of
runCommand:{ boot = { plymouth = { enable = true; theme = "breeze"; logo = with pkgs; let src = fetchurl { url = "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NixOS/nixos-artwork/refs/heads/master/logo/nix-snowflake-rainbow.svg"; sha256 = "sha256-gMeJgiSSA5hFwtW3njZQAd4OHji6kbRCJKVoN6zsRbY="; }; in runCommand "out.png" { } "${imagemagick}/bin/magick -background none -size 200x200 ${src} $out"; }; }; }
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Should sneakers with lights in the sole exist for adults?
0·17 days agosomething different that sets off the blinking show
It would amazing if we had an app that controls the shoe lights. I love needing an app for every single product/device I buy.
However, I can think of some use cases for “smart” RGB shoes
- Color sync for dancers
- Blinkers for scooters/bicycles
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•Should sneakers with lights in the sole exist for adults?
0·17 days agoThere is an easy solution to that. The internal pad, where the toe sits on, could be removable. This way, both the battery can be replaceable, and the electronics board.
Another idea, could be to implement wireless charging for the lights, since it’s not easy to fit a charging port on a shoe.
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Anyone in a relationship that you don't want to be in but you're terrified of leaving?
0·20 days agoI had such a relationship, that recently ended. Apparently, I was not supportive enough.
Breaking up was a big relief, although I am still a bit worried about them.
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Biggest invasion of privacy in human history
11·22 days agoVHS. No one will bother with it.
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Biggest invasion of privacy in human history
171·22 days agoI trust no closed-source encryption mechanism. If I had to use any kind of cloud backup solution, I would first encrypt the files locally with a mechanism that I fully control.
I have been thinking of doing such thing to keep backups of my home Nextcloud server.
It’s 21 years ago
Your request was about “a normal spoon”. The object in the picture is a spork.
My client decided that your request should be rejected, and you have to use spoon 3.
Sorry if rule 1 was not clear, but you can only use the spoon when eating. In the positive side of things, you will no longer have to carry an entire set.
OP’s lawyer here
I discussed your request with my client, and we decided to move forward with accepting it.
However, it’s up to you, yo approve this decision. Your options are (a) use spoon number 3 for the rest of your life, or (b) use a normal spoon for the rest of your life.
Keep in mind that:
- You can only use the chosen spoon, no matter what the circumstances. For example, it doesn’t matter if you forgot it at home, or you are trying to eat a steak.
- You may wash your spoon, when necessary.
- You use other tools for other jobs. Rule 1 only applies to eating.
- You may not change spoon if it breaks, or gets contaminated.
Did you set the WantedBy field?
Did you
systemctl enablethe service?
The Nix package manager can be installed on most distros.
Keep in mind though:
- GPU accelerated apps will require nixGL, or symlinking Nix’s Mesa to /run/opengl-drivers
- Debian 12 has an ancient version of nix, and you need to first grab the nix binaries from the 24.11 channel. Newer channels do not support Debian’s nix
- Fedora may require to disable SELinux. Otherwise it can be a real pain to properly configure nix
Bedrock Linux requires you to change distro.
Let me introduce you to distrobox. It containerizes the distro of choice, and allows you to install any software of any distro, without messing any system files.
Regarding the VPN case though, I haven’t tested it, but I would rather install any kind of proprietary software inside a VM. Steam may be an exception.
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Massive Attack Turns Concert Into Facial Recognition Surveillance Experiment
0·2 months agoIt’s time to switch to IronFox
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Google misled users about their privacy and now owes them $425m, says court
0·2 months agoWell… Unfortunately, politicians sometimes tell the truth
jim3692@discuss.onlineto
Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•Downloading YouTube videos on AndroidEnglish
0·2 months agoNewPipe publishes their YouTube extractor, as a library called NewPipedExtractor. Piped is like a Web UI for the NewPipeExtractor. That’s the reason they look so similar.
Keep in mind that Google hunts third party YouTube clients, and most public instances may not work due to throttles or bans.





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