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Regedit but it’s a GUI dotfile manager. Imagine that.

Ah, it seems like this is just Linuxfx after a rebrand.
I recommend reading this article about their incredibly shoddy security (and software development) practices around their “Pro” version.

until recently, but I think everyone knows what happened

What? I don’t, what happened? Did Ninite become sketchy?

On a semi-related note, does anyone know if there’s any modern laptops that still support regular S3 Sleep? Or did they all switch to S0ix?

But our WebSocket streaming layer sits on top of the Moonlight protocol, which is reverse-engineered from NVIDIA GameStream.

Mf? The GameStream protocol is designed to be ultra low latency because it’s made for Game Streaming, you do not need ultra low latency streaming to watch your agents typing, WTF?
They’re gonna be “working” on a desktop, why the hell didn’t you look into VNC instead? RDP??
You know, protocols with built-in compression and other techniques to reduce their bandwidth usage? Hello?? The fuck are you doing???

Do you have a TV in the same room as your PC? Or maybe have you connected it to your Living Room?

I’ve setup a Android TV image, installed Jellyfin and SmartTube.
Paired with a cheap bluetooth remote, it makes a pretty sweet media consumption setup for the couch.

Now obviously, you don’t need Waydroid for this at all, you could use native applications but

• The native Jellyfin app for Linux is just a wrapper around the web UI, so you need a mouse to use it, making it annoying to interact with from the couch
• You can use Kodi with Jellyfin plugins, but the default Kodi skin sucks so you’ll find yourself taking a loooot of time configuring a third-party skin before you’re happy with the UI
• You can get browser extensions that trick YouTube into loading their TV interface, but the stock YouTube TV UI sucks compared to SmartTube

So yeah in the end I’ve found this setup to be my favorite “10-foot UI” for media consumption yet.
You turn your desktop into an Android TV box except it’s the fastest you ever used and it has 0 bloat.
Only thing it won’t do is full quality streaming from Netflix or other streaming services because DRM, but I don’t really care about that.

Go look at that Lisp kojumbo then tell me Rust is ugly.

(defmethod wake ((object magic-packet) address port)
  (let* ((payload (encode-payload object))
         (size (length payload))
         (socket (usocket:socket-connect nil nil :protocol :datagram :element-type '(unsigned-byte 8))))
    (setf (usocket:socket-option socket :broadcast) t)
    (usocket:socket-send socket payload size :host address :port port)
    (usocket:socket-close socket)))

Actually unreadable.

With each passing day Vaxry seems closer and closer to re-implementing the entire userland, I don’t know how he avoids burning out…

DuckDNS was resolving slow as hell for me so I ended up picking up a cheap domain from Porkbun, they got API access and it seems most of the ddns tools support them too

The AUR package for Cisco Packet Tracer is borked on Arch, so I tried out Distrobox for the first time, spun up a Ubuntu container and set it up there.
Worked great, I’m quite impressed!

For the common Joe who has a Steam Deck and doesn’t really care if it’s powered by Linux or BSD or whatever

I’m paranoid dude, I don’t need the whole world judging my awful taste in TV shows!

This feels like a distro built by a crazy man almost on par with TempleOS.

For me what really cemented this perception was this:

The ReadMe text file is truly a strange read and nothing at all like what I’ve encountered in any other project. It starts with a short rant against Kubuntu. Then it claims Gnoppix integrates AI into core applications, including e-mail and graphics editing. (As I will discuss later, this is misleading.)
[…]
The ReadMe file then goes on to rant about tech journalism, and then falsely claims Ubuntu was developed from Gnoppix. (Ubuntu is based on Debian).

Vintage Story

Bro threw them straight into the deep end lmao

Nice. I find the bash syntax so clunky…

And judging by their introductory video, Google wants you to have multiple of these “Agents” running at the same time.
Better lockdown your files real nice from this thing, better yet, don’t let it run Shell commands unattended. One must wonder why the fuck that is even an option!

Sure, that’s wacky. But everything else is fine, things look hand sketched, the non-connecting and slightly crooked lines are just the fact of a fast sketch, AI artifacts don’t really look like this.
And above all I don’t think AI would be able to parse the original meme and adapt it into the “End of Evangelion” meme template while still keeping the elements from the original (the shark biting the fiber cable and the “AI” handcrank for example) or without falling into that stupid synthetic “Anime/Ghibli” style.

Edit: I’m pretty sure that text says “DNS”, since there where two “DNS” pegs on the original name, it’s just that the lines of the letter “N” didn’t properly connect and the letter “S” came out a little crooked.

…no it doesn’t, not even close. What?

So fucking good, props to the artist