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@ user224 @lemmy.sdf.org

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I like computers, trains, space, radio-related everything and a bunch of other tech related stuff. User of GNU+Linux.I am also dumb and worthless.My laptop is ThinkPad L390y running Arch.I own RTL-SDRv3 and RSP1 clone.

SDF Unix shell username: user224

  • Touch it until it works, then never again while it still does.

  • Depends. Some at least.For example, I dug out this old screenshot of how I used to listen to DAB radio, because regular radio receiver is too simple:

    Lots of visual stimuli.You can bet I use --verbose with every command possible.

  • I am sure at one point I had some auto skip extension in Firefox for this, but I don't remember what it was.

  • I looked at it, but it seems to be for micro-blogging (like Mastodon), not communities (like Lemmy).

  • I didn't know what Lemmy was, but I've seen SDF say they now host an instance on Twitter, so I joined.

    It is not very stable however. Sometimes it can go down for a week or more, sometimes the federation is broken. Historically, beehaw.org will always federate with us, even if somehow nothing else works.Up until recently there was a 2 day delay with federation of some content inwards, however the Cloudflare outage probably gave us enough time to catch up, so it's working again for now.Jerboa client often won't work with it because it times out after only 20 seconds. Sometimes you have to be more patient, at least 2 minutes. The MLMYM frontend seems to just load right away though.The admins haven't been posting or commenting for 2 years, but they randomly changed banner and picture of the main community, so someone is still here.

    At first they went big, with multiple instances. There is this US instance, but there were also ones in Germany, India, China and Japan from what I recall. But they're dead now.

    My issue is they only take donations via PayPal which doesn't like my debit card.

  • Someone expecting LLMs with some sort of access to the system?

  • I do.

  • I don't know exactly, I'll just be myself.

  • You are hereby accepted to SexyTimesPorn Co.

    1. Nestle products (I am bad at explaining why, and would just again end up researching their shit for 2 hours)
    2. Alcoholic drinks - kills braincells, and I'd prefer to keep both
    3. Cigarettes or vapes
    4. Closed-source software licenses (for personal use)
    5. Digital content that does not come on physical media
    6. Hardware with license-unlockable components (e.g. some networking equipment may limit throughput unless you pay more)
  • Maybe they have some dumb animals?Like in Out Of Position book, hence this comment/part:

    “I don’t give a crap what you do when you’re not here.” Coach dives right in. “Ladies, guys, livestock, whatever. What I care about is when it becomes a distraction that makes my job harder. Are you trying to make my job harder?”

    “No, sir.” I dismiss the image conjured up by him saying “livestock.” “My agent issued that statement without my authorization.”

    And yeah, they also eat meat.

  • Mad max? I don't know, the info is from my ass.

  • Tastes too watery in my opinion.I actually like soy milk more, in fact more than normal milk.

    Although that may depend on the brand, and I don't know what it does with ice cream.

    Unfortunately, they soy milk stuff makes my mouth itchy, throat scratchy, and gives a bit of a funny feeling to my stomach, and flushing it down with water doesn't help.Maybe I shouldn't..., meh. I already had to leave out most of fruit due to this. Ironically, no issues with pineapples and kiwis. I've heard someone say the pineapple core is just trash because it makes their tongue numb and is just hard anyway. I'll just chew it and the only drawback is having to floss afterwards.

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    The Stop Bits - Put Linux On It

    thestopbits.bandcamp.com /track/put-linux-on-it
  • Alright, so others went over the "easy" way to see which program is being the offender. But I feel like the average Lemmy user just skips GUI at this point.Say hello to KDE:

    KDE also does automatic fsck before mounting, which is why it may take some 2 seconds to mount a drive.

    HDDs it properly spins down and unpowers as well.

  • Writes are asynchronous on Linux.

    Unless I mount it with sync, which I wish would be default for non-system drives (which are going to be in fstab anyway). I didn't notice any difference, aside from the lack of guessing when the magic is over. 2GiB goes into black hole, now what?

  • Well, Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code#Computer_DVD_drives

    Basically same as regions on standalone DVD players. Just a scummy thing to only allow you to play DVDs from your own region, perhaps so that you wouldn't buy them from cheaper countries, or buy them earlier than you're supposed to in your country.

    If everything works correctly, then say you buy DVDs from UK, but something new just released in US, but haven't even played in cinemas in UK yet. So you buy it from US... and it shouldn't work.

    VLC doesn't care about this, but still, the drive firmware might.

    BluRays also have regions

    By the fucking way, BluRays have some DRM with revocable keys

    This is part of the AACS protection scheme: editors are able to revoke old software player host keys that have leaked on the Internet and distribute the lists on newer commercial disc releases. This is irreversible and cannot be fixed even after reflashing the drive.

    https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Blu-ray#Revoked_Host_key/certificate

    So when do you truly own something? When you pirate it. No regions, no DRM, 4k on any device powerful enough.

  • Except the problem seems to be the said storage device.

  • If it is a hardware failure, I don't see why it should be an issue. I know re-installing Windows is something PC repair shops do often, and I don't see how that's different from any other OS.

    fault or failure resulting from software

    Unfortunately, that's quite broad. But it could also just apply for stuff like overclocking or firmware modifications. Or even simpler stuff. I could see someone having DVDs from multiple regions, changing drive region every time until they hit the 5 changes limit, and then trying to claim it for warranty (I've had some software on Windows do that automatically...).

    Should I submit it with the Linux installation intact or replace it a fresh install of Windows

    Or if there's private data, overwrite it with output of /dev/urandom or /dev/zero. blkdiscard might also be your friend since it's an SSD.

    I am doubtful whether they have experience working on anything other than Windows

    Probably they'll just test the rest with their own drive or re-install it.

    Or maybe try to ask them how to prepare the device for the warranty claim.

  • Welp, turns out I am just an idiot. 1279 and below disabled IPv6, and thus the ::/0 route didn't get applied either, causing a leak. What's still odd is the lower download speed that doesn't happen in another client.As for the upload, it probably gets a better route through the VPS, giving me a faster speed, and giving me some confusion.

    So my first idea with IPv6 was close, but on the other side of the connection.

    Anyway, your reply helped me find this issue, as my outtake was to try fully disabling IPv6 (not the first time I tried such "solution").

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    ~Probably an odd bug in WG Tunnel - either upload or download slow based on MTU~ Edit: And it was an IPv6 leak (for the most part)

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev

    goto spaghetti1 goto spaghetti8 goto spaghetti6 goto end1 goto start5

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    This Telekom's plan that cannot be purchased on website, requiring an app just opens a website for registration, which doesn't even work because I use Firefox rather than Chrome as default.

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    UI regression in KDE Arianna - How can I back up and restore specific version of Flatpak package?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml

    Can APT and dpkg be normally used on Arch? I just found out they're in the official repos now.

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml

    Mullvad: Reminder that OpenVPN is being removed January 15th 2026

    mullvad.net /en/blog/reminder-that-openvpn-is-being-removed
  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    How did you survive living in a college dorm with another person? What did you bring with yourself?

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    My earphones' cable has been oozing sticky goo for over a year now

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Cute Deny Defend Depose - Credit: Sugary Carousel

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Impulse purchase from over 5 months ago finally arrived - Zee The Raccoon plushie (banana for rule)

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    What smartphone do you have (if any) and what are its issues/quirks?

  • Ask Lemmy @lemmy.world

    How much do you pay for your phone plan, what do you get in return and in which country?

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    I hate the day and like the night: I accidentally typed out too much into a comment about night shift vs day shift, so it's a 196 post now ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯ (to follow the rule)

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Netscape browser is back... as a shitty Chromium fork.

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml

    Mullvad plans to remove support for OpenVPN in little over a year, on 2026-01-15

    mullvad.net /en/blog/removing-openvpn-15th-january-2026
  • No Stupid Questions @lemmy.world

    Why are laptop adapters so much larger than phone adapters of same power rating?

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Stickers rule

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Please help me decide on a phone to keep/get.

  • 196 @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    Disabling 2FA in stupid way after phone died rule