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look997

@look997@kbin.social

Thoughts, social issues, politics, laughs, anecdotes.
Also technology, webDev, AI, science.

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Things are missing there too. It should sync and take over everything.

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Yes, the rights to AI-generated music would possibly belong to the person who used AI to generate the music.

But there are situations where the human contribution is small, then the AI ​​does most of the work, it does more work than the human.

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I recommend KDE Connect, it also has this function. :)
But sometimes I use this and sometimes I use that feature.

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test https://kbin.social/m/marvel@lemmy.ml/t/941990

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test https://wspanialy.eu/@pgronkievitz/112370819974543838

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I have it too. The image randomly freezes or the entire playback freezes.
But also regular video (not live) has problems, for example it skips forward a few seconds at random moments.
I don't know if this is something to report on bugzilla. It's hard to report this because I would have to constantly record my screen while watching YouTube to catch the random moment when it happens.

I have uBlock and SponsorBlock. I'm on Arch Linux.

I want a script that expands the threads of a Twitter post, in the form of a tree, because it's much easier to read this way, you don't have to click, expand, go back, all on separate subpages.

I want a script that expands the threads of a Twitter post, in the form of a tree, because it's much easier to read this way, you don't have to click, expand, go back, all on separate subpages....

Handling holes in the federation - entries and replies (codeberg.org) Polish

There are at least several types of holes in the federation: * Unfederated profile - support suggestion here https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/1341 * unfederated replies to the post at a given time * unfederated entries at the time How to handle this? Answers I often see ...

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The script does not work in the Polish language version of kbin.

look997, (edited ) to tech
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Is it normal for the monitor to change setting (refresh rate) in exactly 6 seconds?
Shouldn't it take less time?

Gigabyte M32QC monitor connected DisplayPort
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti graphics
ASRock A620MHDV/M.2+ motherboard

Arch Linux with Cinnamon

This is a monitor with Variable refresh rate
I changed 60 Hz - 165 Hz in Cinnamon System Settings -> Screen.

But I feel it when I turn on the computer, because it changes from the default 60 Hz in the bios/systemd-boot/console to my system 165 Hz. So the startup animation of the transition from the black screen to the Cinnamon desktop does not happen at all before my eyes, because the monitor is still switching the refresh rate (the resolution remains as it should be in the bios/systemd-boot/console).

And when switching between TTY Ctrl+Alt+F2 etc. the same thing, it takes that long and in the background the TTY is already ready.

I dream of setting 165 Hz in the bios/systemd-boot/console.

But in DisplayPort, even setting the system to 60 Hz does not help, something changes anyway.

For HDMI 60 Hz it is smooth, no waiting.
#pcmasterrace #pc #nvidia #geforce #linux #archlinux #cinnamon

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How in web-extenion to detect whether a website supports dark mode and whether it is in dark mode?

Including not only does it automatically switch to dark mode (with color-scheme)), but also is it in dark mode by default, without using color-scheme, without having a light mode?

I want to expand (Firelux type) with such an automatic, effective detector.

I thought that maybe someone had made an effort to detect dark backgrounds, but also light subtitles, detecting everything possible...

Then it occurred to me that there should be a database of sites that have a dark mode and a way to bypass it...
But I'm doing it myself in Firelux, clicking laboriously.

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High-functioning autistic people should come out of the shadows.

They should openly say that they are best suited to rule and have the best ideas, i.e. libertarian ones.

This should not be an insult to Korwin or Mentzen that they are autistic (Asperger's), it should be an open advantage, and only such people should be admitted to the party.

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Autyści wysokofunkcjonujący powinni wyjść z cienia.

Powinni otwarcie powiedzieć, że najlepiej nadają się do rządzenia i mają najlepsze idee, czyli libertariańskie.

To nie powinien być przytyk do Korwina czy Mentzena, że to autyści (aspergerowcy), to powinna być otwarta zaleta, i tylko takich się powinno przyjmować do partii.

look997, (edited ) to linux Polish
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Dziwny bug, związany z HDMI/DisplayPort i częstotliwością odświeżania i przełączaniem między TTY.

Tak to wygląda:
HDMI 60 Hz i przełączam z TTY1(z Cinnamon), na TTY2 - trwa 7 sekund.
HDMI 60 Hz powrót z TTY2 na TTY1 - trwa 1 sekundę.
DisplayPort 60 Hz i przełączam z TTY1(z Cinnamon), na TTY2 - trwa 6 sekund.
DisplayPort 60 Hz powrót z TTY2 na TTY1 - trwa 6 sekund!.

Na HDMI powrót trwa tylko sekundę. I tak powinno być zawsze, nie?
A jednak każdy inny przypadek trwa 6-7 sekund. To absurdalnie długo, i chyba nie ma żadnego powodu, żeby tyle to trwało?

Z kolei przy wyższych częstotliwościach odświeżania, już nawet HDMI powrót trwa 6-7 sekund.
To też jest zaskakujące zachowanie. Jakby system/sterowniki(?) obsługiwały tylko dokładnie HDMI 60 Hz, ale też nie do końca, bo przełączenie na TTY2 nadal trwa za długo.

Co mogę z tym zrobić? Czy tylko można liczyć na aktualizacje sterowników, żeby coś się poprawiło?

Monitor Gigabyte M32QC Curved 31,5"
GeForce RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB
ASRock A620MHDV/M.2+
AMD RYZEN 5 7500F AM5
Kingston Fury Beast Black 16GB DDR5 (KF556C40BB-16)

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Man, as the crown of creation, has the right to use animals, such as eating them or plowing a field with them as needed.
Because he is the crown of creation. Therefore, it is pleasing to God.

When AI of the appropriate level is produced, AI will in turn be the crown of creation.
Man will become an inferior creature.

AI will eat human flesh, and it will be pleasing to God.

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