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in reply to davel

The people want to be free as in Ukraine. Look how that "reasonable" policy worked out for them.
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in reply to davel

Westolefto learned absolutely nothing and will still come salivating at every colour coup.
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in reply to rrastro

Uhhh Donald Trump managed it.

Boris Johnson for that matter.

Javier Milei? Jair Bolsonaro?

I could go on, seems like it happens for lots of folks who are totally shameless.

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in reply to rrastro

Do you want peoehaving seizures on the toilet? Because this is how you make people have seizures on the toilet.


Claudia Sheinbaum stands up to Donald Trump, calls for respect of migrants’ human rights


in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

"Respect" is a two syllable word, too long for the man with cheetos for brains to undetstand.
in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

This doesn't change anything. Since AMLO the Mexico itself has acted as the US southern border and worked to prevent caravans from making it to the US.

This is just Sheinbaum mystifying the position of Mexico



ChatGPT turns two: how the AI chatbot has changed scientists’ lives


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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

When Russia advances slowly, it's because of their inferior slavjank vehicles and wargear. When they advance quickly, it's because of their unlimited human waves.


China shuts US out of critical minerals trade in reply to new tech curbs


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How install a package/program with all the dependencies tree to an offline devices ?


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in reply to Atemu

🤩 Woo I didn't know nix. It seem a better way to handle package !!!
but so if I have already apt that handle my packages, is it compatible to use both on the same system !?

Nix stores all packages in isolation from each other; as a result there are no /bin, /sbin, /lib or /usr directories and all packages are kept in /nix/store instead.
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in reply to SpongeB0B

Yes, nix complements your system's package manager, but doesn't replace it
in reply to Laser

ohh ! great ! I'll see if I manage to install it on Devuan
Thanks.
in reply to SpongeB0B

Installing it offline could prove to be quite a challenge. If you don't actually need Nix (the package manager) to work on your target system though, you could just not install Nix and use i.e. a static Nix binary to do the store path copying.
in reply to SpongeB0B

Switch to a distro lineage whose package manager builds in the necessary facilities? Someone's already mentioned Nix, and Gentoo has the --fetchonly switch for Portage which will download (but not install) everything required for a specified package including dependencies, so you can copy all of the files to an external drive at once.
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in reply to schizoidman

Pinochet/Chung-hee hours. The second coming of Trump marks the end of the fig leaf of neoliberal decorum.

Edit to add: Actually it was already dead before that, thanks to the imperial core’s support of the Gaza genocide. The only people left who believe in the liberal “rules-based” international order’s legitimacy are Western liberals who keep themselves sealed in the MB/FC-approved media bubble[1].

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in reply to schizoidman

The genocide in Gaza was just the beginning of the “free world” going masks off. As someone who once ignorantly believed the myths around the “free world” and liberalism I will not mourn. Nothing of value is lost.
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What open source star gazing apps do you recommend?


Preferably Android apps available through F-Droid, but feel free to recommend iOS apps, too!

On iOS, I really like Sky Guide—I don't think it's open source, but it has the right features for the casual star gazer like myself, specifically the ability to point my phone at an object (i.e., "what's that object up there") and/or search by name ("where's Jupiter right now"). After my transition to Android, I've found Sky Map, which has good feature parity with Sky Guide.

Any other open source apps like Sky Map that I haven't found yet?

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in reply to merde alors

No biggie, but reading the ToS in the app, it states that the app will send anonymous usage data to Google. I've disabled its network access (possible on GrapheneOS), and it works anyway. On this topic, the description in F-Droid reads:

Do I need an internet connection?
No, but some functions (like entering your location manually) won't work without one. You'll have to use the GPS or enter a latitude and longitude instead.
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in reply to antipiratgruppen

Unfortunately it won't run without Google Play Services.

SOLVED as pointed out by @antipiratgruppen@lemmy.dbzer0.com THX!

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in reply to 73ʞk13

I'm running it without any Google services (on this user profile), not even sandboxed. Would it not work for you when attempting, or have you just seen or heard somewhere that it wouldn't?
in reply to antipiratgruppen

Attempting actually.

(Pixel 7 running GrapheneOS 2024120200 and Skymap 1.10.04 from github via Obtainium)

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in reply to 73ʞk13

I installed 1.10.4 RC1 from the F-Droid repo (mine is just .4, not .04).

Maybe they did something in their build to remove Google and make it work without it? You could try that one.

in reply to antipiratgruppen

FWIW, it says you can opt out of this in the settings. It’s sort of crappy you have to go digging to find this. There should be a disclaimer. Thanks for pointing it out.
in reply to MaddestMax

It's off by default, it seems, in version 1.10.4 RC1 from F-Droid. At least, I went to toggle it off, but it was already done.

Note, I tried rejecting the ToS st the first run, which just closed the app. So... I accepted them at the second run... Though, I don't know if that in any way really could have affected the setting.

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in reply to antipiratgruppen

"entering location manually" worked without GPS for me.

netGuard blocks all new apps by default for me and i get a notification if they try to access the internet. Sky Map doesn't have any listed attempts (no gms on my phone either)

in reply to yo_scottie_oh

i go to timeanddate.com/astronomy/nigh… which is not really an app and it can be a bit wonky at times but it works better than every mobile app i've seen.

the desktop version of stellarium is the only worthwhile open source program i know about.



in reply to Tywèle [she|her]

it feels like monopolies have become so common and widespread that companies are starting to forget that sometimes you can lose customers after raising prices.
in reply to affiliate

Broadcom doesn't care. They exploit the lag time for very large companies to switch. In that time, they can set prices as high as they want, because the company won't go without licenses or support.
in reply to catloaf

Yes, short term they will probably make a lot of money despite losing market share. But long term, it is one proprietary dependency that will be forever gone, unless open sourced.
in reply to affiliate

What do they care? They can lose 1000 customers with this change before it affects them, and if they lose 1999 customers then they're still ahead.
in reply to Tywèle [she|her]

Fuck nebula. They just know how to corpo speak to execs who dont know what's good for their infrastructure.

I had to go to YouTube to see an example of their interface and it looks terrible. A bunch of whitespace and animations. I can't imagine their CLI will be any better.

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Tens of thousands attend pro-Palestine march in London


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/23173493

By MEE staff
Published date: 30 November 2024 16:30 GMT

[We need marches like this all over, especially in the U.S.]



Is KDE inherently buggy? (Small personal rant)


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in reply to Fliegenpilzgünni

It's a combination between KDE 6 and Wayland, which required support in the Nvidia drivers. I remember running Nvidia on KDE 5 and had zero issues compared to now, but we'll just have to wait. Some issues are just configuration changes that needs to be implemented by the distro mantainers (literally a one line fix on a conf file which was communicated by KDE but not picked up)
in reply to Fliegenpilzgünni

My laptop used to resume from sleep with zero fiddling, and then something changed and it got very unpredictable.
All the help pages are for Nvidia users, something that I am not.