stepan

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[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 1 points 3 hours ago

I know, I mean on android

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 3 points 1 day ago

what is it, 2025?

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 2 points 1 day ago

#161 indeed!

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 0 points 1 day ago (2 children)

And some of those they licensed were really good. Shame they were (are?) only available with the netflix subscription. I would buy Into The Breach immediately if I could :(

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 1 points 3 days ago (15 children)

is this ai? or what's up with the hand of the guy on the right?

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 11 points 4 days ago

that's not what they said

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 4 points 6 days ago

i woud guess that one of the easy things to tell about a user. they know much more...

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 55 points 6 days ago

My grandma once gave me a pair of "new shoes". They fell apart in the middle of an all-day track in the Alps (big mountains). Turns out she bought them for my aunt years ago and then forgot about them.

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 1 points 1 week ago

i don't even use it, it was just the first thing on my mind. lots of packages have multiple versions with niche patches.

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 22 points 1 week ago (7 children)

it makes sense to me. remove as much friction from the publishing process as possible, so you get a huge amount of packages. this incident just shows they removed a little too much.

there are so many niche packages on the aur useful to so few people that nobody would go through the official process to properly package, test, and maintain them.

for example: vscodium is a fork of vscode, but microsoft disables the marketplace for it. the vscodium-marketplace package from the aur adds it anyway. i don't think any regular repos have these kind of hacks and patches available.

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 0 points 1 week ago

i use this all the time

[โ€“] stepan@lemmy.cafe 2 points 2 weeks ago

Worth it if it stops usa from murdering people in other countries for at least a month

 

You get to live a happy life and don't care about all the horrible things happening all across the world. You wouldn't feel terrible for children getting killed in a genocide half the globe away, every day. Blissful ignorance.

My response would be no. And I suppose most responses are gonna be no, but I also don't think anyone who already doesn't care would take a pill to start caring. That's an interesting concept to me.

I'm sure that what me caring does to my mental state is far worse than however good is anything it does to anyone else. But by that logic, if everyone stopped caring, how would the world look like?

EDIT: It's permanent. It doesn't take away your emotions, it just stops you from caring about things like wars as long as they don't directly affect you. Just like many people already have it.

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submitted 6 months ago* (last edited 6 months ago) by stepan@lemmy.cafe to c/piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
 

Hi, I'm thinking about writing a media piracy tutorial for absolute beginners (think my mother - people who can use browsers and office but that's about it).

Does anybody know what's the legislation for that? I'm in the Czech Republic (EU), and the site is hosted on Codeberg pages (Germany). Nameservers for my domain are managed by CloudFlare (USA). So I'm curious about both EU and US laws.

If it's illegal, can I make it legal by not including any direct links, or stating some "educational purposes only" bullshit?

I feel like the internet is full of that stuff and even GitHub READMEs usually get away with "we don't condone piracy", but I also vaguely remember some lawsuit against redditors discussing piracy?

Thanks for advice.

 

I made this userscript to play multiple videos from pirate streaming sites in sync (play/pause them at the same time)

usecase: You want to watch dubbed version of a movie (most people here probably watch in english, but may have friends or family members who don't). You find dubbed version, but in poor quality. Finding high quality english version is easy. You play the english version muted in foreground, and the dubbed version with audio in the background. With this userscript, you can play or pause them at the same time.

Not sure if anyone else finds it useful, but it' super useful for me, so I figured I'll share it here.

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submitted 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago) by stepan@lemmy.cafe to c/android@lemmy.world
 

I've written this blog post about moving from rooted Samsung to a Pixel running GrapheneOS. It's a list of every root tool that I used, with a note on whether I'll miss it. I wrote it as a checklist for myself initially, and decided to add links and more comments and publish it. Turns out I don't really need root, which truly surprised me.

Do you have any apps or tools that hold you back from leaving root?

 

Hi, I've been using Instander for some time, but even the early beta is outdated by now, and doesn't work correctly. Does anyone have any recommendations on good Instagram mods? I know about AeroInsta, Honista, MyInsta and few others, but not sure which are safe.

PS: please tell me if this isn't the right community for this question, I'm not sure but it seems like the best one PPS: I know precisely how bad instagram is, and I still want/need to use it, so please don't waste your time telling me that.

 

Picture of dummy notification showcasing my SwayNC rice

Image showcasing SwayNC with uncollapsed group of notifications.

 

Not exactly as funny meme as I would like it to be, but I just found out about that feature after having to hold the power button due to a frozen system countless times, and I had to tell someone.

 

It's very much WIP.

  • Distro: EndeavourOS

  • Compositor/WM: Niri

  • Floating menu in the center: Fuzzel

  • Bar: Waybar

  • Terminal: Foot

  • Terminal multiplexer: Tmux

  • Shell: ZSH

  • Prompt: Powerlevel10k

  • Editor: Neovim

  • Browser: Firefox

  • dotfiles (kinda messy + outdated README)

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