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Depends, are you trying to poop, or doing the 3 day challenge?

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They specified Unraid.

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Well said.

The spirit of Self-Hosting is trying things and then asking specific questions when you get stuck (stuck includes having no luck using a search engine).

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There is. And the parent commenter can use it to find and share evidence for their claim.

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They are supposed to dump the excess data like anything that came before the activation command, but that’s just a promise.

Where are they hiding that data locally, and how are they making it invisible in transit?

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Ever done shrooms? Mix it with a little weed at the peak of a good 4-5g and you’ll get some weird shit. Not quite like the pic, but definitely more than waves and streaks.

NixOS beginner resources

Heya, been hearing about NixOS for a long time now, mostly from the peeps over at the Linux Unplugged podcast. So was thinking about jumping onto the nix-train, however it seems like it has a learning curve. Does anyone have any good learning resources, blog-posts, guides, whatever beans that you used to get started with NixOS?...

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Since you’re listening to LUP anyways, the Nix Nerds room on their Matrix is a great resource as well.

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All things that are symptoms of ADHD are also things that everyone experiences sometimes. It’s when they become detrimental to daily life that it might be ADHD.

So it’s normal that you find them relatable.

I feel like breaking my windows install was a rite of passage

Lately ive noticed that i was wanting to do certain things on Windows that just seemed much easier and more intuitive on Linux, based in the OS specific solutions i would see to problems i encountered. And i was more frequently using software where Windows support seemed like an after thought....

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If you could coherently phrase the issue, it might be an easy one to solve. As it stands your comment is impossible to decipher.

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An app being able to subvert system-level permissions would be pretty huge news.

I downloaded that app along with SwiftKey and disabled network access for it. Here’s what I get: https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/32b10804-61db-4724-98e1-647e77bf17e1.webp

Where am I supposed to see it being able to access the internet?

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I don’t use SwiftKey, just tested it because you shared a tool for doing it and claimed it was able to subvert Android permissions.

You probably didn’t actually disable the permission – like I said, the idea that an app could get around system-level permissions like that, in a way you could plainly observe would be headline news. It would be astounding that you somehow uncovered something that massive.

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Enabled the traffic log, used SwiftKey in a few different apps, got traffic from those apps, but nothing from SwiftKey. What am I missing?

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Thanks for the link!

It’s kinda more interesting that they are leveraging HoloISO rather than it just being a straight-up partnership with Valve.

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Is that reported somewhere? As in, we know for sure they didn’t get it from Valve?

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I just hate having to re-configure all my stuff whenever I set up a new box 🤷

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Upvoted in Nix solidarity. One day they’ll understand.

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The official website with downloads is the first hit on Google…

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Someone being obnoxious does not give you the right to damage their property.

This is an absurd and extremely juvenile take.

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Use a decent distro

That’s the point – your claim about deb-based distros is just anecdotal.

The example here is Nvidia updates borking the system. I’ve have that happen to me numerous times on Arch-based systems.

I’ve run deb-based distros on some boxes over years of updates with no issues. On the other hand I’ve had updates cause breakages on Arch-based systems pretty much every time I’ve run them.

Which is to say anecdotes are useless, updates can break systems, and being able to immediately roll back to a working system and deal with updating later is a simple, nice thing to have with no downsides.

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Except that time a year and a bit ago where an Arch update broke Grub for a huge number of users.

No distro is immune to breakage.

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So you agree, Arch can also break by updating.

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