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(The above one is in Hindi, See below or search any search engine to know more)

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That ain't working, that's the way you do it. Money for nothing and your chicks for free.

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Not entirely sure whether this is the best place to put it, but it looks like the JamesDSP-related video playback issues are getting addressed.
I filed a bug report here with a link to a forum post from these forums, and this merge request in Wireplumber should fix it. This is the change. :partying_face:

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I read this in it's entirety. Between google and microsoft is why I first went to firefox and swisscows private search engine and then to linux. I learned about linux on youtube lol. The sad thing is the people who love google who doesn't love them back are a huge majority.

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Is your native tongue hindi Naman? I know someone who speaks hindi from pakistan. I like hindi

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New fancy control center

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Yes, my mother tongue is Hindi

Yeah, a lot of people in Pakistani Punjab province speak Hindi as well as Punjabi along with Sindhi.

I am from area that shares border with Indian state of Punjab ( I am from Haryana, but Punjab is very very close to us)
So, I yeah, I speak Hindi ( my accent is a bit Haryanvi) and Punjabi too.

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Xfce 4.18 is a significant milestone considering GTK4 updates, initial Wayland support and revamp of core native apps. The volume of updates is massive.

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Nvidia looking at improving the hybrid graphics experience on Linux for the latest and future laptops.

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I didnā€™t expect Nvidia to implement this on Linux.

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Remember this?

Nvidia finally fixed this on the open source variant of 525 drivers. They also mentioned that fixing for closed source drivers requires upgrading the toolchain so we shouldnā€™t expect a fix soon. Welp :man_facepalming:

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It seems like they are stepping up their linux game, also reported;

With the NVIDIA 525.23 driver release, their open-source GPU kernel driver code has seen some improvements. That open kernel driver now supports display rotation under X11 along with Quadro Sync, Stereo, and YUV 4:2:0. Additionally, the driver now supports Indirect Branch Tracking (IBT) when enabled by the kernel on supported platforms.

Maybe it the increase in Linux usage and/or they want to get in good with Valve to knock AMD out of the Steam Deck. :man_shrugging:

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The only INTEL they have is being like NGREEDIA.

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That is scary, a pay to play model, but it also seems geared for corporations, which is still bad. I can't see them forcing regular users to pay to use their computer, but we are in late stage capitalism so throw all goats for profits, and users be damned, I guess.

Also, if it catches on, don't think AMD and Apple won't mimic this. Intel is just the first one out the door.

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In the '80s the scheme was upgradable CPUs/sockets. The old machine getting slow because of newer applications hardware demands? Just buy a new machine you can ā€˜upgradeā€™ to a higher CPU when they become available, thereby extending the life of the machineā€™s usefulness. The problem arose that the newest CPUs used newer or different sockets/pins/framework/buses and wouldnā€™t work in the older machines.

I just stuck with my trusty XT.

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Old IBM and....PC DOS 2.0. Who doesn't love a good floppy? You had to give thanks to the Gods that the next time you stuck it in, it wouldn't be corrupted. The Gods usually were not kind. :notes: Those were the days :notes:

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Floppies were easier than tapes. And hey, they really were floppy.

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Hi folks, happy Thanksgiving first for those of you who celebrate it.
What do you guys think of this?
Seems to me a bit provocative but not sure about the facts.

Arch Linux Updates Keep Breaking Packages (I've Gā€¦: Arch Linux Updates Keep Breaking Packages (I've Given Up On Pacman!) - YouTube

Just clickbaiting

Please use Invidious :slight_smile:

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