I almost thought some new law was passed about WiFi and Windows Server in whatever country they're in lmao
No, Njalla is. They have a history of stealing domains and banning users without explaining why and absolutely refuse to look into why a user got banned in the first place. On top of that generally terrible customer support.
I've had the complete opposite experience with 1984.hosting, support has been great and they even support GPG keys to one of their emails if you want to keep your inquires encrypted.
1984.hosting has a freely available to use DNS service for domains. They're a good company that does what Njalla say they do but without the bullshit of stealing peoples domains.
I have a .cloud address that works fine. Just make sure DKIM, SPF and HELO is setup and configured properly.
Sleep is FOSS now
Search is definitely lacking sadly. Unsure if there's even solid plans to make it much better either.
I don't do a lot of message searching so luckily for me, it's not something that bothers me too much.
Matrix seems like a perfect fit for you then!
Could you make a version with a tag for your username so I can share this randomly to my friends with less guilt?
Thank you, I failed maths for 6 years straight and felt dumb because all the top comments seemed like they understood it with the help of the title :(
Wow, good stuff. First when I saw the post my brain literally thought it was made for chronically online people but then I remembered about the business applications... Maybe I'm too chronically online...
I might give this a go for a friend of mine who just started a company, it will most likely be an amazing tool for him!
I am curious about the AI implementation, is it also ran on the server or do you connect to an external service like OpenAI? If it's local, which model is it running and is it ethically sourced data?
I'll be keeping an eye on this project, seems great and I'm so glad you made it open source too!
Just login to google or apple on your smart fridge and look at the last GPS position there or ring it
I don't have a lot of input on this sadly but I would believe that the audio thing you mentioned could probably easily be fixed with pipewire.
As an example you can look at qpwgraph and see that you can pipe one input into several programs at once. I'm however unsure how KVM will handle it.
To my Elvanse has been the best thing. I was in a horrible position mentally before getting my meds. They truly helped my excessive rambling thoughts that always made me feel worse about me, my situation, my history and everything I do and am. Then when I started on the meds they just kinda went away and my ability to kinda think critically and put an effort into feeling better came back.
It was truly a life saver back when I started taking them and even today if I forget to take them two or three days it all blows back on me again.
Actually curious about this myself.
Personally with ADHD and some 'tism I do have difficulty with reading / might have a bit of dyslexia but I don't find them improving my ability to read longer texts any better as "my eyes get fatigued" (don't know how to explain it). What does help myself is larger text, shorter paragraphs and larger line spacing.
You can get a white friend to do a side-character of a person that ran away from the fire getting charred.
Maybe it'll turn into that one scrubs flashback
My CalyxOS came pre-installed with Breezy Weather
Currently I'm playing through Ready Or Not, the engine update and them adding FSR3.0 made the game playable at the best of times! However the Deck still freezes and crashes occasionally sadly.
I can still heavily recommend it tho, it's also on the cheaper side of snus here!
I've been thinking about this for a while. With the repairability of the steam deck and the power available to it, it seems like a no brainer to use it for a bit of school work or casual browsing, Discord etc. Like you would a normal desktop.
There's a new product type popping up called LapDock that's basically a hollowed out laptop but often with a giant battery, UPerfect has one and as well as the NexDock and they seem promising.
My personal biggest gripe is screen resolution and colour accuracy, as well as battery life. As I also do photography colour accuracy would be a great plus for me and as for resolution, I've been using 2k and higher screens for years and going back to 1080p seems like a bit of a turn off. However, UPerfect has monitor only types but having to set that up ontop of a mouse and keyboard while out and about seems less than ideal in comparison to a laptop.
Any thoughts on this? Anyone who's tried it? Anyone who've tried desktop mode on high Res screens and seen any downsides, stutters, playback trouble, etc?
Edit:
I went out and bought myself a USB-C Hub with a PD port, HDMI and 2 USB to get a feel for the desktop experience on my TV at home. Since I do most of my work related things in Windows I installed it on a separate partition using GParted to shrink the home folder and then went through the Windows installer. After installing Valves drivers from their help page without errors everything seemed to work absolutely amazingly!
Everything from 4K playback to Windows animations all goes smoothly. It's a trouble free Windows installation which from my previous experiences is a nice change of pace. The only hiccups I can notice is the occasional stutter and some Windows feeling laggy when resizing and moving, mainly the settings window and other WinUI software with lots of detailing and graphics to them.
I tried installing Deathloop through Xbox Game Pass and that worked wonderfully too. It installed quickly and I tried setting the resolution to 4K and got a solid 15 FPS! I tried 1440p as well and got around 30 and then went to 1080p where I got around 45. Not quite enough for me as I get slight headaches when below 60 but good enough I feel like. In the end for gaming it doesn't really matter since I have handheld for that. Alternatively up-scaling.
As I've tried the Windows experience on the Steam Deck now I'm gonna continue my experimenting with SteamOS and see how that goes. My biggest issue so far has been that the USB-C Hub in Windows works perfectly at 4K 60Hz but SteamOS doesn't seem to be detecting the 60Hz mode at all when the screen is at 4K. I'm gonna troubleshoot and see what I can find. If anyone has had any similar issues and know how to resolve them any pointers would be greatly appreciated!
All in all the desktop experience on the Steam Deck is amazingly smooth. Truly feels like a proper Desktop when things are setup the way I need them to be and I couldn't be happier. The question for a laptop replacement is still in the air for me however. Now that I know that the desktop experience will be as smooth as it is I'm wondering which right way to go about it would be. As a lot of people in the comments on this thread and others mention that the build quality of the NexDock is absolutely terrible, a portable monitor seems to be the better way. I suppose in the end it would boil down to either living with bad build quality to get the more seamless experience. or chucking along a bluetooth mouse and keyboard with a portable monitor which could potentially not be too big of a hassle depending on how lazy I'm feeling during the days.
More thoughts would be welcome! Especially if there's any other users who have any experience with external displays and how they're using them!
I really enjoyed its hint of bitterness while still keeping it sweet and tasteful. It's very strong in aroma and taste and unlike most berry flavoured snus it doesn't lose the taste too quickly!
I've also tried One vit which is also berry/fruit based and while the aroma and taste isn't as strong as One Red it's still a lot better than some others!
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