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At least it is not the old days, when they would shoot each other, or call each other out, for a duel :lol: The politician, because of whom I watched the government meetings with interest, died. He could throw flowers out of a vase and pour water on an opponent or rush at him with his fists. At lea...

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I just read an article about Elon in the Russian Wiki. There on the right are written the types of his activities: programmer, engineer, entrepreneur, investor, conspiracy theorist . It seems there was no last item in the English Wiki. It will probably be interesting or fun for backi to find out suc...

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puppy_apprentice wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2023 4:41 pm
Disney, Apple among advertisers to pull business on X after Elon Musk's antisemitic post

greengeek wrote: ↑Sun Nov 19, 2023 6:42 am
Musk seems to have no pro-semitic allegiance.

Wow. And I thought he was a Jew himself. I need to stop mistaking all the cunning people for the chosen people

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Jasper wrote: ↑Sat Nov 11, 2023 6:00 am
geany-2.0

I just wanted to post it I see that it is no longer necessary.

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DE/WM: AfterStep, Awesome, Blackbox, Enlightenment, Fluxbox, GNOME, IceWM, KDE, LXDE, Openbox, WMaker, Xfce For some reason there is no MATE. I've been liking it more and more lately. Only MATE has a built-in Marco window manager, which tears up frames if you run glxgears. Therefore, I manually tur...

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Sailfish OS Almost all the shares from the Finns were bought by a Russian telecommunications company. Now we have a Sailfish called Aurora :) And just today, one big female official said that the operating system is secure and reliable... but it is still problematic to use it, we need to refine it ...

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is fascinating I already knew about the business of churches for the forgiveness of sins (this was done directly through websites). But I have not yet encountered QR codes in rituals. That's why they caught my attention. Firstly, I am not a 'fan' of technology. Okay. I'll take it into account.

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@Clarity As a big fan of modern technologies , how do you feel about such an application of them (QR codes on gravestones)?

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USB 3.2 Gen 2 I recently found out that my motherboard supports 3.2 Gen 2 (two connectors). For some reason (sclerosis?) I was sure that I only had Gen 1 (these are the other 4 connectors out of 6 blue). I bought an external enclosure for an NVME drive that supports Gen 2 (to make a high-speed &quo...

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The new manufacturer's spec for 2024

Nobody cares. No money. Otherwise, we would change the computer every year. No, a month

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photograph image picture By the way, an illustrative screenshot (in the guide). You need to give clear instructions, as when talking to a Genie ;) When a housewife gives an order to Skynet in the future, she needs to be more precise in the wording. "Destroy-annihilate-erase country XXX, not YY...

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Easy Diffusion supports graphics cards with minimum 2 GB of RAM. I tried the program in Arch. Works. It seems video memory really needs 2 gigabytes. But the specified 25 gigabytes of hard disk space is a reinsurance with average data. In general, it's all pampering and not sporty :) And these parag...

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MSI My favorite company of all motherboard manufacturers :thumbup2: ANYONE got any idea why this new computer will not use the nouveau driver when booting with F96-CE_4? New motherboards have more and more settings in UEFI. Maybe something needs to be turned on or off somewhere. In general, somewhe...

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Thanks for the photos, those are some really big rabbits.

The rabbits are really great I wonder if they eat carrots and if so, how much ? Or adapted and eat everything, just everything

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A truly IS the "land of opportunities", and that the entire population consisted of self-made billionaires to whom expense was nothing. For some reason, I remembered the famous American writer John Steinbeck. It is interesting that in the USA he was sometimes glorified, then scolded. But ...

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But now users can also use THEIR tricks to buy something good at a good price. For example, you can not buy a new "cool XYZ" processor, but buy Xeon E5450. This is for socket 771, but after a small modification it works in socket 775. In general, there are ways to save money. Even long dis...

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I'm leaving the topic. I leave a place for someone who wants and who has extra strength

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Clarity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 5:57 pm
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One more time. When you plug the wire into the HDMI connector, the rest of the computer's audio devices do not disappear. Even if nothing is connected to them. The system cannot and should not make decisions of this scale on its own. To do this, the system has you - the user, its master.

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This topic is not about cards, its about where audio is sure to be on a pristine boot. You have approached the question incorrectly from the very beginning ;) The conversation is just about sound cards. How do you think the system perceives the presence of the HDMI audio part? Does the system see t...

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Clarity wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 6:18 am
If HDMI on pristine, then there audio OOTB there.

Not obligatory.
By the way, my Internet search engine displays the first (and only) find with this concept (pristine): https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?t=4265 Those who search the Internet may think that this is your invention

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A one-year warranty means that the product will break exactly on day 366
If we take it as a whole. When buying, I am always ready for the fact that if I can't fix it myself, then there will be no repair.

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Clarity You are clearly losing election of the governor ;) Most users use a sound card, and only the video part is required from HDMI. Democracy requires subordination of the minority to the majority. The video card and HDMI must also obey this principle. dimkr By the way, Happy New Hashanah, if yo...

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Even if HDMI not used, the internal speakers are not default.

The topic is becoming more and more moving into the detective genre

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I wonder how Wayland is related But in this case there is nothing surprising. A large group of people are sure that new technologies and subsystems will bring with them new amazing, hitherto unseen opportunities :) Meanwhile, there is nothing too fantastic there. If you wrote music in MilkyTracker ...

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Clarity I know a lot of young people and married couples who don't buy a TV at all right now. They use a computer or laptop. They say on TV "only shit." This is certainly true, I sometimes turn on the TV with fear and disgust. However, the situation on YouTube is not much better :) But yo...

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I like it! I have two feelings. On the one hand, if you launch Dead Space using Wine (and I went through the game to the end in Fossapup), then I can even get aesthetic pleasure. But for PDF documents, I sometimes change the settings using the "joystick" at the back of the monitor. The bl...

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@bigpup Oh , it seems you have the same "crooked" Samsung monitor in the screenshot as I have. C32F391. What are your impressions about this model?
Are you using the "eye saving mode" or whatever it's called? I'm not.

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So setup of the correct sound device to use is part of the very first startup. Just like other basic setup settings done on first boot. Clarity says in almost every post that he runs ISO images without a file or a save folder. For him, every launch is a "first" ;) And he quite reasonably ...

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Clarity Well, the simplest thing. Even ancient motherboards have a BIOS function to disable the built-in sound card. If you don't have a PCI card, then just disable the built-in one. And the OS will be forced to use the remaining option - HDMI. And headphones and speakers can be connected to the TV...

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But audio , OOTB, is missing. This is not a bug (we are in the section about bugs). This is a "missing feature" :) In which "big distro" (and with which audio subsystem) have you seen such a feature? I understood that you have sound, but need to manually switch the sound output.

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