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The danger of poorly configuring your XF86Config in a way that could irreparably damage your giant CRT monitor was thrilling.

I totally forgot about the shift to modules. What an upgrade!

Exactly. If the effort is low the result likely will be as well.

Together?

This makes so much more sense.

How is brave the lesser of those two evils?

https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/8226 shows an example of rendered text.

How is a hobbyist fork of Firefox selling your data and slurping up whatever they want from the browser? People use forks because the company’s telemetry and data collection are often removed from the fork.

Fish shell is best shell. Switched off bash after trying a few other known shells and this one finally stuck. Thanks for all the fish!

You can also use the DMZ setting for your router depending on the software on the device from your ISP. DMZ means all traffic is forwarded that hits the device.

Shocking. That’s what we get for expecting companies to be benevolent stewards of the internet. They tricked us for a decade and a half but the sheep’s clothing are coming off.

Sure unless you want to use AUR and now what do they recommend?

Rust based is not a feature it is a slogan. Yay is the defacto standard and also actively developed. That being said use whatever works for you and AUR.

Is it any good?

Down votes be damned, you are right to call out the parent they clearly dont articulate their point in a way that confirms they actually understand what is going on and how an open source model can still have privacy implications if the masses use the company’s hosted version.

Sounds like either a terrible bug or user error. Which in both cases should be fixed.

I say no until things start breaking. I’ve even said no on this and things still play. May be at lower quality at times but I don’t care my privacy is worth more than a perfect stream.

Just drop to console ctrl-alt-f1 or f2 and yay install the got ones again?

Partners with cloudflare to stand on top of arch’s shoulders. Seems sus to me. Why is this better than arch? They forked Firefox and also stand on top of librefox’s work with unclear additions.

Seems someone just wants to look good on top of others’ work. Oh but they compile a bunch of different kernels with random scheduler settings to really give you that edge.

I’m being unfair but what are the benefit of moving to cachy and why would I want to use something supported by cloudflare. I don’t trust cloudflare any more than Google or Microsoft at this point.

Throw up a pihole container and it’ll show you what is being queried pretty easily right on the dashboard.