@vazhnov all still very beta and experimental, nothing would recommend on a production system.
I haven't started noting down everything, if you still want to test send me a mail at $mynick@debian.org
I haven't started noting down everything, if you still want to test send me a mail at $mynick@debian.org
#Fedihelp Any recommendation from some #electronics people for a cheap but decent hotplate? Been wanting to buy one for some time now
hm, I guess I really need to design *something* with Displayport, having ordered two ICs from TI
#electronics
#electronics
PSA: The texlab #LaTeX language server also has slop commits now (1). Reached out to upstream to clarify their position on it:
https://github.com/latex-lsp/texlab/issues/1572
5.25.1 is the last normal version; the #Debian won't be updated for the forseeable future then.
https://github.com/latex-lsp/texlab/issues/1572
5.25.1 is the last normal version; the #Debian won't be updated for the forseeable future then.
confusing
@anarchiv malthusian, even
@starlabssystems ah nice, thanks! Now I can finally install it
@starlabssystems nice, are there plans that the AMD StarBook also gets coreboot?
@gregoa_ as haisl in bayern
Now planned arrival at 2:30 am in Frankfurt #GSMR
@cibomahto 100℅, handwritten notes on register definitions /pinouts/ example circuits go a long way.
#ClimateDiary “Above is a fictional weather forecast for August 18, 2050, broadcast by French television in 2014, intended to warn against the disastrous consequences of global warming.
Below is the weather forecast for June 22, 2026.”
(By @jakubwiech on unmentionable)
This brings out super starkly how #ClimateChange has accelerated so much more quickly than we thought even just 12 years ago.
Of course we arrived way later than that, so now I am stuck at Paris Gare de Est waiting for the next TGV to Frankfurt leaving at 19:06.
So planned arrival is now 16:33, which means I still should be able to make, albeit it'll be close. But as seasoned Deutsche Bahn traveler very doable.
@disaster2life 40° C outside and 300 km/h here
@olasd right, that makes sense. In my uni physics class we actually calculated the contraction and expansion of train tracks at some point; given the extreme heat, this is not surprising.
@olasd o. O are they, really? Well, hoping for the best, thanks!