Ghoelian @ Ghoelian @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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No, the drive needs a boot partition for the bios to know there is something to be booted on the drive.

Most Linux ISO's do properly include the partitions in the ISO, so you can clone the iso to a drive and that should work, using dd for example. But just copying the files won't work.

iirc windows iso's did use to support just creating a fat32 partition and moving all the files over, not sure how they managed that. But now the international ISO for win 11 has a file that's more than the max 4Gb allowed by fat32, so you can't do that anymore either.

I was curious if mistral is actually smart enough to complete that, but it keeps giving me blkid even though I told it, and it repeated back to me, that blk is the suffix, not the prefix.

Edit: now it thinks it's an abbreviation for blockdev, which is closer, but also wrong got there eventually by asking it all unix commands that end with blk.

The product images do include an ALICE layout model, I guess they just used blank shift keys? hmm maybe i can use it

I haven't used them, but wouldn't those be way heavier than PBT keycaps? I'd imagine they would actually affect the actuation force, but I wonder if it's enough to be noticeable.

They look pretty nice, but looks like they don't include a split spacebar, so not for me unfortunately.

I'm actually using Photoprism on the same truenas system to view my photos, I just already had nextcloud for the rest of my files, so I'm using that to upload. They point to the same datasets, so they share the image data. I believe photoprism is pretty similar to immich, but i haven't used immich myself.

So what's the best android tv box nowadays? Still the Shield TV?

I have the latest chromecast with android tv (i think, who knows with these garbage model names), and it's always been quite sluggish to use, and I can't replace the home screen on it to one without ads since they locked down the bootloader.

So I'm looking for one that's a bit snappier, and preferably with an unlockable bootloader, or at least the ability to replace the default launcher.

Iirc LineageOS always names their builds nightly, right? I don't think they have any real stable builds. (as in no builds tagged stable, their nightlies should be considered stable afaik)

Ahh I guess they probably got my subdomains from let's encrypt then, used them for pretty much all my websites.

Edit: Just checked and yup, all my old subdomains are there from let's encrypt.

hmm that's weird.

i was wondering what's up with that, so i took a look at the source code of aurora, and it seems they don't even call the requireUserAction thing that's supposed to disable the prompt. As far as I can tell it should just always require the prompt the way the app is built now. Wonder why it doesn't do it for me then.

ahh that makes sense. honestly didn't even occur to me that you could use something else as an alarm lol, i might be using this thing too much

Pixel has this feature, it's called night mode iirc, but you can also set it to disable when your next alarm goes off.

Unfortunately grapheneos doesn't have this. I kinda miss it, it also turned the always on feature off and back on which i now have to do manually with a hacky workaround to give a 3rd party quick setting access to settings.

Can't you just install openbox on any other distro? Looks like it's available for all the major ones at least.

This is a native android feature since 13 I think. It's disabled by default though, you can enable it in the notification settings.

Exactly what they're describing lol

Oh absolutely. I kinda feel like preventing the default action on a tag like that should just not be allowed, or browsers should not display the target link thing if it has an event listener attached or something.

That's actually pretty simple to do. I don't know if this is how they did it, but one way is just creating an

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Made a quick example: https://codepen.io/Ghoelian/pen/poXeOyo

It's not. I am on GrapheneOS though, also Android 14, but I don't think that should make a difference here.

Maybe the flavour of Android you're running decided to do things a bit differently? I honestly don't know

This is not true. I've seen a lot of people from my own country and others claim the same thing, but so far every time I've looked it up for countries it turned out to not be true.

You just have to be clear about which payment methods you accept upfront.

https://www.accc.gov.au/business/selling-products-and-services/payment-methods

If you mean unattended, they already do since Android 12.

Apps do need to implement the functionality manually, but it seems pretty simple.

Looks like Aurora already has, it just updated Discord for me while my phone was off.

Sure changing something you own might create a derivative work, but isn't that totally fine if you don't try to commercialise that output? Like I can "improve" a painting I own all I want, creating derivative works, but that's allowed unless I try to sell them afaik.