I’m actually looking for a used quest 3 since it’s apparently so easy to jailbreak them and never let them interact with meta. And it’s very probably a lot cheaper than a new frame

So I have the new SD card active and haven’t had any service interruptions in the last 48h. I’m gonna optimistically assume this solved the problem. Thanks again.

I wasn’t aware of a hardware watchdog, thank you very much for that. It’s now turned on and the new SD card has been active since yesterday without hiccups.

Thank you and u/irmadlad for the suggestion. I ordered a new SD card and will just clone the current one. I’ll probably get to it this weekend and let you know if it worked out.

Couldn’t you move the mouse to 1920,1080 or whatever your resolution is for the same amount of time to correct the movement? Since you can move the mouse in millisecond speeds it should barely be noticeable

ydotool does specifically do what you need. Have a look at their source. Or use it in your python script.

Synchronicity is and has always been the issue. If everyone decided to stop going to work today, we’d have a 4 day work week with decent pay by the end of the month.

Never had performance issues with searching on Thunderbird. How many bajillion mails are we takling? Have you tried a TUI mail client like aerc?

Kiro ships with Claude pre-installed and ready to wire up — AI assistance built into the distro, not a side-quest. Same Anthropic model that built the install.

Not for me

Yes please! The sooner we normalize that, the sooner these threads will stop being about people explaining idea nr. 26637372 how to implement parental controls. It’s not about protecting children! That’s just the marketing slogan!

Been doing this for years with KDE. No grouping there.

Since the dawn of LLMs it’s virtually impossible to scrape web content. Headless browsers have become basically useless. I actually have to automate keyboard inputs to simulate the navigation. I could maybe try to write the javascript cache to file but honestly it’s just faster that way.

The data is non critical and doesn’t contain indentifying info so I use ocr.space API. You could probably find ways to use the tesseract libraries locally.

A governmental-ish site I’m required to use doesn’t push notifications as mails, so you have to login daily to check for updates. Updates may happen multiple times daily or once a month. I automated my server to access the site once a day with my credentials, screenshot the notifications, parse them with ocr, and send myself a mail.

One of the reasons I switched to YunoHost (the other being backups).

Never tried it myself, but doesn’t steam have a feature to stream to your friends? Your friend would just need to install the client and create an account. All the other options in this thread are just if you want to serve your streams to a broader audience

I’m at work right now, but here is one I think I remember adding: https://github.com/pschneider1968/pihole-bl-msft-telemetry-bsi

I’d like to add that you can setup Adguard or Pihole in your network to use microsoft telemetry blacklists to limit their sniffing. My work laptop constantly reminds me that I’m not connected to the internet although everything works fine, because it can’t reach the captive portal 😄

I’ve taken a look at the website and honestly, I can’t make out what the discerning features of that distro are. It’s fast and atomic. So are a dozen others. Why did we need one more?

I’m not going to make friends here but I think it’s overhyped.

• The premise is fresh and interesting
• The VO is absolutely stellar in French and English
• The story is very focused on interpersonal relationships and leaves overarching questions unresolved
• The game is experimenting on putting souls like timing mechanics in a turn based rpg
• The experiment does not work however. Either you’re good at timing QTEs and can beat the story with absolutely no regards to any of the other game mechanics. Or you’re bad at them and will fail every second enemy encounter. Everything resolves around those QTEs.
• The environments feel overloaded. Like typical indy level designers that equate flash and colors with beauty.

All in all it’s fairly decent and I support any studio trying to risk something new. Some of it worked well, a lot didn’t.