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Appears to be fixed now: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/24648
Appears to be fixed now: https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/pull/24648
Gotta beat your opponent before you can load a website. Would the opponent be the website owner or someone else trying to load it though?
This yubikey app is packaged for Nix, the package is called yubioath-flutter
It probably requires you to set services.pcscd.enable = true;
Yes, Nix has by far more packages than the AUR: Package Count Comparison
(I apologize if you’re just saying that their comment doesn’t make sense / more repos don’t matter)
You’re right but I personally can’t overlook the security problems, that’s the main reason why I bought a PIxel and not one of their phones. If they at least pushed security updates on time I might have bought it. Ignoring the security flaws (and apparently the camera?) if you want a repairable and ethical phone it’s a great choice the best I believe, until they release a newer model).
Sadly it’s old (2021) and underpowered. That’s not a huge deal breaker because it has pros like being repairable and pretty private. The real problem is that they are regularly late on os and security updates (multiple weeks to months). For example they only officially added support for Android 12 this February and there is still no official support for Android 13.
Unless you specifically want the repairability a Pixel with GrapheneOS is simply much more secure and private.
There’s FSR2 which is similar to DLSS without frame gen They’re also developing FSR3 which will apparently give “up to a 2x increase” of frames by also using frame gen.
A pro of FSR is that it’s open source so it’s easier for developers to put it in their games themselves.
Welll, we somehow can have LLMs inside of fonts now, so that’s already pretty “smart” (for a font)
https://fuglede.github.io/llama.ttf
Or even a video game
https://www.coderelay.io/fontemon.html