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They have an Nvidia version; although it should be mentioned that Nvidia doesn't always play nice with Wayland. If you use X11 with Nvidia instead, it's a much better experience and you still get most of the benefits of using Bazzite.

Personally, I switched to AMD due to the better Linux support. Wayland on AMD is fantastic.

Yep, here's the Voyager pair's live distances: https://science.nasa.gov/mission/voyager/where-are-voyager-1-and-voyager-2-now/

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from June 2015 until the present, affecting v3.2.1 through v5.0.0 inclusive. The behaviour does not appear to be replicated for other OS variants

I also ran Pop for a couple of years before moving to Bazzite. Bazzite has KDE, Wayland, and can run .deb software through distrobox. It's the best.

Just a garbage truck doing what it was designed to do: haul trash to the dump.

Why are people downvoting this? Yeah, it fucking sucks that an idol endorsed Trump. Shouldn't others know about it and not keep supporting him?

I use a lot of comments in config files, and in the past I've also used bookstack to make documentation (something I should probably do again). You're right that docker (especially docker compose) has helped with this immensely.

I honestly don't think NK is expecting them to come back. That would allow them to desert with reduced risk. I'm sure some of them are at least considering it, or will be soon.

Bummer, that's strange.

Just took a glance at the settings in Read You, it seems like you might be able to use it locally. Might be worth a try.

Eh, there's several ways to secure electronic tabulation - in fact, most states do use electronic tabulation with checksums and tons of layered security (including airgaps). The paper ballots are kept as a backup in these cases of course. If the checksum doesn't match or some other metric is off, you can recount the votes using the paper ballots.

For example, Washington state's process of tabulation:

The votes are tabulated by certified individuals using machines that are not connected to the internet at 8 pm on election day. The machines are individually certified by federal and state authorities and independently tested in NIST laboratories. As votes are tabulated, voters can track their ballot’s progress through the VoteWA system.

An independent study by The Heritage Foundation reviewed 10.6 million ballots cast in the state of Washington between 2004 and 2010 and only found seven fraudulent votes attempted by mail. “I have not seen any new fraud since moving to the system… in my 14 years, we have only had two fraud cases, and one called to inform and apologize,” said Marianne Nichols, Pend Oreille Auditor. “We rarely come across cases of double-voters or attempts to vote another person’s ballot,” added Julie Anderson. “Most cases are voter mistakes, not an attempt to commit fraud or undermine an election.”

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I use FreshRSS (a self-hosted RSS aggregator) with Read You (for Android) and have Techdirt and Cascade PBS working, I actually just added Cascade PBS today. Of course this might require you to self host FreshRSS, but FreshRSS is well worth it.

Looking at the feeds, they seem pretty standard. I'm surprised your app isn't accepting them.