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You need the exact right version that matches your actual graphics driver. So flatpak takes care of installing the matching drivers inside the sandbox.

Those are designed to have a service contract for continuous maintenance. Not the best idea for a home.

Bolt can't be better than BLE because it is BLE. Same with Apple gear which pairs so seemlessly.

It's just that they control both sides of the signal so can better optimize the connection.

I tried last year. Although the installation instructions were simplified, I couldn't get it to do anything but crash.

Do you use it on vercel, maybe?

I had the same experience of slow refreshes on the NextJS project I worked on (running locally) and the other seasoned NextJS developers didn't think it was unusual.

That's only if Ukraine continues to get massive outside investments. Otherwise Russia has a bigger revenue stream and weapon factories.

Uranium is common, it's just not profitable to mine at current prices. But fuel costs are just a few percentage points of the total.

If there were a shortage, it's no problem to pay even 5x more. Then you'll see suppliers pop up everywhere.

You can run it at 400% by building more generators and heat pumps. They aren't the expensive bit.

The expensive bit is drilling and that gives you roughly X heat per month. You can use that at a constant rate or all in one week.

Wealth inequality hasn't grown since 1900.

https://wid.world/news-article/inequality-across-700-years/

I much prefer the new UI. I usually use the keyboard shortcut to fill passwords and the UI for editing.

Before it was two clicks to edit. Plus it would lose context if the popup was closed.

That's a weird thing to say since many small and rather well regarded private schools stay small on purpose.

For example, do you really think Dartmouth is failing?

Indeed, it has a lot of limitations. It's better to use docker compose with a podman socket.

Although it sounds like keeping IPv4 is a reasonable choice in your situation, if you merge with another company (or otherwise connect your networks) that uses overlapping private IPs it will cause issues.

Only of you already know what the VSCode agent does and then you don't need the article.

I'll bet most devs who use the Fedora image based distros use linuxbrew.

It comes by default with the Bluefin family developer editons.

https://projectbluefin.io/

Regardless of what people voted for (I disagree with your assessment) after the fact the recent EOs do have popular support.

https://issuesinsights.com/2025/02/03/trumps-executive-order...

I've noticed the same thing, especially with Hugo awards.

On the other hand my favorite SF author, Gene Wolfe, has also won many other awards, like the Nebula and Locus awards. So you can find good stuff by using the awards as a starting point.

You certainly shouldn't rely on just your phone. If you store your 2FA token in Bitwarden, you can use any of your other devices that you have used Bitwarden with recently.

The 2nd factor is only needed when it's new or occasionally in other cases. I don't know why you say it adds lots of friction, unless you are frequently signing into new devices.

And as a failsafe a printed backup code is pretty important.

I tried runbox before mailbox.org but it didn't work for me.

They didn't support a server-side filter that copied emails from the inbox to another folder. And something was wrong with their DKIM support, but my notes don't say what.

mailbox.org has it's problems though and I'd be happy to find something better.

https://mailbox.org comes pretty close.

Most eSIMs are not reusable; that's just standard, not a weird restriction.

Because you can buy cheap short term data plans in most countries online. Getting a physical prepaid SIM is often a pain, especially in places like the US.

I use RSS heavily and I don't want an RSS button - what would that even do? RSS is best when integrated with a stateful server-side reader.

Whatever comes with the browser will not be as good as an extension from a company focused on that feature. For example I use https://www.inoreader.com/

Have they stopped? Hamas and the other militias in Gaza fire rockets into Israel almost every day since the war started.

It'll take at least a few days to see if that stops.

It has some rough edges but bash has the world's best REPL and along with -x that makes debugging quite easy.

I do a fair bit of bash scripting and there is no way I can remember all the features and syntax I use, so of course I read parts of the manual regularly and often learn new things. You don't need to ever read the whole thing.

That's quite interesting. I take half a Zolpidem once a week or so and I'll try taking it with caffeine.

I've tried Zolpiclone but found it affects my sleep much more. Zolpidem is faster acting and gets out of your system quicker, while Zolpiclone continues working during the night.

So if your issue is getting to sleep and not staying asleep I would recommend you try the original.

Snowflake is a 64 bit integer. It doesn't need a new column type and works everywhere.

It's a better situation than Mastadon because you can keep your handle. On Mastadon when you change servers you get a new handle since they are tied together.

What does he mean there is only one "Bluesky server" ?

You can already run your own Personal data server (for your data), Relay (to aggregate all feeds), AppView (that holds a view of the data), or client (that talks to the AppView).