Pumpkin Escobar @ PumpkinEscobar @lemmy.world

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Got hyprland running on the macbook, have tested it out on desktop. Not quite the daily driver, plasma 6 on X is still the norm there, but I think as soon as synergy works in Wayland I’ll make the switch everywhere

spherical, but pointy in parts

If you don’t like docker take a look at containerd and podman. I haven’t done any cuda with podman but it is supposed to work

If that's true, that dude had the worst case of the munchies ever

TIL - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bath_salts_(drug).

I just assumed there was some dose of bath salts you could take that would get you high (and hungry for faces) but not kill you, like don't people use tractor starter fluid to roofie people...

But happy I now know

One of us! I didn’t have terrible problems but I had the issue where the mouse cursor position was wrong in Firefox and other gtk apps, but they already fixed that in kwin 6.0.2.

I like KDE, at some point a move to Hyprland full-time might be in order but I’ve really liked KDE since moving off of Windows on my last couple systems.

It's a good thing a lot of elderly voters who can't make it to a polling location don't vote Republican. Oh wait...

I can't see bath salts now without immediately thinking about the Florida man eats faces while high on bath salts story. Now I'm imagining tiny children eating faces while high on bath salts. Thanks a lot, internet.

dumbest fucking timeline. A subscription for a feature that requires no infrastructure and is part of the physical thing you just paid $40k for.

Looks like several reports / duplicates and like they've zeroed in on the problematic commit - https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=482687.

First he came for my female M&Ms and I said nothing…

Good to hear that. At least it’s not an “only me” problem so hopefully we see a fix soon.

One really annoying problem, in firefox the mouse cursor position is wrong. Clicking in firefox clicks on the thing 30-ish pixels above my mouse. I noticed that it only happens when firefox is snapped to the left or right half of the screen (of course that's how I almost always use it). I can fix it if I maximize firefox then snap it left or right. 100% scaling on the monitor, nothing funky, reset theme/appearance, reset my firefox profile, etc...

Hopefully it gets sorted soon

Well look, I already told you, I deal with the god damn customers so the engineers don't have to. I have people skills, I am good with dealing with people, can't you understand that!? What the hell is wrong with you people!?

Yeah, I really like the archinstall default btrfs layout, 1 subvolume for each of these

    
  └─root    254:0    0  1.8T  0 crypt /var/log
                                      /var/cache/pacman/pkg
                                      /home
                                      /.snapshots
                                      /

  

Jropped

Feels like “buy” should be in quotes

Yeah, too many sites I’ve done 3+ captchas and still won’t let me in, and not even the ones where 1 cell has either a shadow or a sliver of a bike tire. And reports that bots are now better at passing these than people. I won’t use a site with a pick-the-squares captcha anymore.

Click a slider is the most I’ll do. If anyone needs me I’ll be over here hanging out with the bots that are too shitty to pass a captcha.

TPM & secure boot. Look into sbctl for secure boot if you’re not on something that uses the signed shim like ubuntu. I know some hate secure boot but storing the unlock key in tpm is at least much more secure than having the key sitting on a usb drive

Tang - network based unlock. If you have a separate raspberry pi or something you can set it up as a tang server. You’ll want that thing encrypted too, can set that up to require manual unlock so if someone boosts your servers the tang server never comes up, storage server won’t either

Or just manually unlock the server with a password every boot?

That’s roughly my prioritized/preferred list

There's also oh-my-posh, which was originally a powershell prompt, but it was rewritten as a go application that works on (I think all) mainstream shells.