You should report that as a bug. It doesn’t do that for me. I use it exactly the same way. Maybe it’s a time zone thing.

It should. As far as I understand it all calendars on Android use Android’s calendar system in the background and are basically just frontends.

Maybe try a different calendar app. Fossify calendar is pretty good.

It’s useful for webdev.

The media integration is great. I can comfortably pause videos I’m watching from my phone’s lock screen. And it does it automatically when a phone call comes in.

And I can use it as a remote mouse and keyboard. That was the first thing I used it for when it was just a small app some guy created for their own needs.

And the clipboard synchronisation is also sometimes useful to get links or so from one device to the other.

My kids are so used to ad-free YouTube, they nag me when it breaks.

Ooh, nice!

Should crosspost to [email protected].

I used to work at an ad agency that mostly did websites. We were supposed to cut some videos from an art gallery (really weird stuff) and put them on a DVD. Did that with ffmpeg. Cinelerra existed but it would crash if you just thought about clicking the wrong thing.

LOL, I actually found one of the videos: https://youtu.be/vsV6W2ENTLs

How do you launch it in desktop mode? Do you just click on play in Steam?

Yeah, the Higg’s mechanism should really be counted among the fundamental forces/interactions.

I used ChatGPT to help me make a package with SUSE’s Open Build Service. It was actually quite good. Was pulling my hair out for a while until I noticed that the project I wanted to build had changes URLs and I was using an outdated one.

In the end I just had to get one last detail right. And then my ChatGPT 4 allowance dried up and they dropped me back down to 3 and it couldn’t do anything. So I had to use my own brain, ugh.

Especially considering that every distribution can set up a VPN without any external tools.

Not for all launchers. It’s enabled by default for select titles but should work with everything using standard Win32 controls.

You rather be like the guy who survived Hiroshima, then went to work in Nagasaki and survived that one as well?

N64 games never seemed blurry to me. But Wii games did.

Ugh, didn’t read the “dwarf” part and got my hopes up for planet 9. When they eventually do find it they have to name it something with P so that the old mnemonics still work.

As far as I understand it with LUKS1 the whole partition is filled with random looking data and when something changes it does so at random points which doesn’t let you see how much data really changed or how much is actually useful data.

But my knowledge is really really spotty, so I might have understood something incorrectly.

Me too. I’m waiting for it to go below 10 or maybe even 5 €.

I read this week that one should use LUKS2 on SSDs. That is block based encryption so some information is leaked, like how much data is on the drive and how much changes. But I guess this makes it easier for the SSD to manage its health.