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Magiilaro

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  • OpenVox: First release, hot off the presses!

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  • A software to orchestrated and manage software installations and configurations on multiple/many systems using one central system. Puppet is a great tool for medium/large scale system administration and this is a open source implementation of that.

  • Wine 10.0 is now available

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  • I did read the WINE X as a joke to MacOS X but it seems that Musk has claimed that letter with very high success.

  • GTA VI Might Inspire Other AAA Developers to Price Their Games at $100

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  • I still have a huge backlog of games released in the last 30 years, so I can really easy wait for every game to go into sale. There is absolutely no need or urge for me to buy any game on release.

  • If the Bizarro Universe existed we would be the universe where everything is Bizarre.

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  • Yeah, I fear that in Star Trek we would be the Mirror Universe.

  • The revolution is inevitable. we need to make it opensource!

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  • There are more reasons, for example that all systems that use online or digital voting can be easily manipulated and lack the possibility to be monitored or validated by independent 3rd parties. I really wish it would be different.

    I am a huge fan of direct democracy, but I don't see a good way to implement it.

  • The revolution is inevitable. we need to make it opensource!

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  • Yes, a system like that where you can split your voice based on topics, my personal strengths is with financial and technical topics so those I would vote for myself, and delegate everything else to different people or parties sounds much more practical and useable.

    That I would find very interesting and possibly a huge step forward.

  • The revolution is inevitable. we need to make it opensource!

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  • Voting on opinions is a very bad idea, because opinions doesn't have to be backed by facts or reality. I can have the opinion that it should be law that all people should wear green socks on Tuesdays. Should there really be a vote about a opinion like that? If yes, then then floodgates will be open and the system gets overwhelmed with input to vote on. If not, who decides what kind of opinion is valid to vote one, and how can a misuse of that power be prevented.

  • The revolution is inevitable. we need to make it opensource!

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  • To do a informed vote on something you should have at least some basic idea what the topic means and a understanding of the implications, benefits and risks of that.

    So let's say 0.001 percent of the people in a country with for example 40 million people in the valide age group have some great ideas that they want to get voted about every year. That would be 400 votes, so more then a votes every day. That means that you either vote blind on lots/most of the topics or do nothing else then to keep up on the needed data to do a informed decision. Even with only 40 votes, so about one vote every ten days, you would be forced to invest a huge part of your time to keep yourself up to date on all topics.

    Oh and such a voting system would be extremely easy to manipulate by influencers, celebrities or other people with a high parasocial or charismatic power.

  • Nintendo Switch 2 finally officially revealed

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  • Well it is at least not a "New Switch" like they did with the "New 3DS" back then.

  • KMyMoney should be renamed

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  • Perfection 😍

  • KMyMoney should be renamed

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  • I like their naming scheme, I really wish they would even more get into it.

  • Immutable Distro Opinions

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  • I am a huge fan of immutable distributions, not for my personal daily driver but for secondary systems like my living room/home theater PC.

  • Veilid

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  • Gamepad for linux

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  • I use a PS5 controller for some time and it works perfectly great with every function available out of the box due to the official, Sony engineered, controller module in the stock Linux kernel.

    It can be used wired, which I do most of the time, or via Bluetooth.

  • Is it pointless to buy the Affinity Suite and try get it running on Linux?

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  • Ok, I then misunderstood the point you wanted to make. Sorry for that and thank you for explaining it further.

  • Which FOSS projects have enough funding that we should donate elsewhere?

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  • Unfortunately not, or at least I was not able to find anything that would be fully Chromecast compatible receiver implementation. The Chromecast protocol is closed source and has encrypted communication. A few hacks exist but nothing that would be easy usable or anywhere stable.

  • Is it pointless to buy the Affinity Suite and try get it running on Linux?

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  • David Revoy [1] is an artist who uses only open source software and Krita on a very high level and what he produces is pure art. So I would beg to differ, Krita is a extremely capable program if used by a person who can use it properly.

    [1] https://www.davidrevoy.com/

  • Dinosaur dance partys could have been possible

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  • There are solutions like https://en.gazdetect.com/ventilated-chemical-suit/ and I read about some that are kind of build like a fridge (with cooling liquid pumped through tubes and a radiator). I was not able to find examples for those, but I blame the decline of search engines for that 😜

  • Dinosaur dance partys could have been possible

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  • The oxygen level was slightly higher back then, but nothing that would kill a human. But yeah airborne pathogens would be a problem, maybe wear a hazmat suit (with active personal climate control) to the dance party.