Still might be worth it to check that you’re not missing any kernel modules.

That’s a weird issue. Do you have encryption on by any chance? I had a similar error pop-up when I didn’t have the correct systems hooks for the kernel so that after install update of kernel would make the system not boot.

Hard agree. Cocaine bear was such a fun movie!

2007 is where it’s at

Hopefully it’ll stay that way. Otherwise there is EAP I suppose. That’s what I do with webstorm.

For me it’s Sublime text. It’s blazingly fast and robust, but because it isn’t as popular as code and not open, there aren’t as many plugins. I honestly think that if it had been opensource, it would have captured the market share that vscose holds now.

PWAs are not an issue but hardware acceleration is pretty broken on Wayland and Nvidia combo.

Glad you liked it :) It still has issues but the development is happening at breakneck pace. I’m planning on daily driving it once it goes beta.

I also have conflicting feelings about jetbrains IDEs. Does fleet have a community edition? I use pycharm sometimes but also hate it sometimes.

lapce is a vscode replacement that has all the sugar that people love and it’s blazingly fast. It’s still in alpha but I’m very hopeful for it’s future.

It’s specific to Jellyfin Media Player which is a client for Linux built using electron and mpv.

I mean not really because the computers in the farm at this point are recycled to be sold as seperate used units.

I mean jmp let’s you use only the integrated player or cast to mpv shim.

I can play the files with mpv, vlc or Kodi without issues but I would like to use something like plex/jellyfin for all the other capabilities they offer like playback position syncing and so on.

It’s kind of mild here but very noticeable in really dark parts of the scene. Makes a lot of stuff pretty bad.

Direct playing. It’s such a drastic difference, there’s no banding in Android devices I have, only on my Linux system.

Of course, if they went head to head, both cloudflare and Google would have the resources to fight back while quad9 is just a non-profit.

Where are you sending from? Home computer? Home computer with VPN? Seedbox? The answer will change based on which.

An easy hack might be to look at your transmission settings, find the port it uses and just copy that into qbittorrent settings.

The difference is that somehow the nets in our brains are creating emergent behaviour while the nets in code, even with a lot more power aren’t. I feel we are probably missing something pivotal in constructing them.

I have some understanding of how this works:

• There’s a non-profit organisation called ICANN at the top who basically controls everything and assigns TLD (top level domains like .com) and so on to registries.
• Registries host different TLDs and keep track of all domains under them.
• Registrar is an ICANN accredited company that can sell domain names. When you buy abcd.net from say Google domains, Google basically files your domain name with the .net registery.

As far as I know, you can’t buy a domain from ICANN directly because they don’t sell stuff? Only registrars can.

In practice there are registrars that charge you the actual price of the domain + a small registration fee (15 cents maybe) in a transparent way without any markup. An example is cloudflare.

Also in practice stay away from GoDaddy. They’re one of the most horrible companies I know. Porkbun, cloudflare, namecheap, namesilo, Google are all usually moderately priced good options. You can find details of all registrars for a tld and their prices using tld-list like: tld-list.com/tld/nameoftld.

Hope that helps :)

Glad to meet other people interested in stem :) I’m a physicist who used to work in quantum chemistry (not anymore though sadly).

It is impossible to reproduce the wavefunction of a molecule in another molecule. Even the addition of a single hydrogen or electron changes the wavefunction. What you call molecular orbitals of benzene are the approximate solutions of stationary state Schrodinger equation that have somewhat fixed energy. They even change during the course of a reaction.

It is impossible to recreate that without the exact same molecule. Instead what the authors have done is to reproduce something that has similar shape and symmetry as the homo/lumo of benzene. It will never react like benzene. Instead what it will do is to let us study how an electron would behave on benzene using all the awesome tools you have available for surfaces which is pretty amazing.

I skimmed through the linked science article. It seems like authors arranged cesium atoms on a metal surface to create localised molecular orbitals on the surface that were similar to orbitals in benzene.

It seems you can essentially simulate what an electron would do in a benzene like system. I don’t think it will be a strict 1 to 1 correspondence though, but rather a sort of abstract equivalent in terms of structure and symmetry.

The thought that Debian will continue into the future feels comforting. How cool it would be if in 5000AD kids on Mars or Europa are running Debian 100?