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I check out The Linux Experiment at TILVids. Sometimes, its useful to check it out.
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Looks interesting. Where'd you get it?
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Didn't think about that. After 2010, I've been using laptops more so I am a bit out of the loop.
For those unfamiliar, this is the NVIDIA edition CM-830 Stacker from Cooler Master.
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I reinstalled XCOM:EW recently and wanted to restart a campaign with some mods. Unsure what else I can try while waiting for a response from Github.
In the past, Ive always used Proton GE on Linux. It seems the community launcher doesn't work beyond Proton 8. Unsure what causes it but, if you're having issues, try Proton 8.03.
I read on XDA that Netflix may go widevine L3. Anyone got L1 to work while rooted?
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According to this article,
https://sports.inquirer.net/509009/efren-bata-reyes-still-working-his-magic-at-68
He isn't as great as he used to be due to old age.
I think he still lives up north. Pampanga, I think. Unsure if he still hangs in the local pool halls. Maybe someone local to Pampanga can provide more insight.
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Too much platitudes, not enough action.
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Probably right. That was more than a decade ago. I do remember Lalafka. My former neighbor owned the stall.
IIRC, there was a stage for performances. Unsure if that was in today's Greenbelt (more open space back then) or somewhere adjacent.
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I read that the owner designed coffee table books for various personalities.
The article I read even highlighted some of his achievements. I wonder how many failed logos he had to produce before this, and why did PAGCOR choose something that seemingly came out of MS Paint. 🤷🏻♀️
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Before Tickles, that was Lalafka. I think they were there when GB1 was still called The Quad.
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Awesome. Let's bring back the culture of giving without expecting anything in return.
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Wefwef is great. So far, I've been happy with it.
I thought it was a problem with the site or my phone but my work VPN is able to access Mastodon.Social. I was able to use someone's Globe mobile data to access the site and it worked. I was wondering if its an isolated problem with PLDT on my IP block or is the whole service infrastructure having issues connecting to Mastodon.
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Unsure if this is related but masto social feed isn't refreshing on the app. The site is unreachable, too.
What a fantastic way to explain luck as a statistical deviation in your favor, or not, in the case of bad luck.
www.rappler.com
The poor choice to lead anti -poverty efforts has been disbarred by the #Philippine Supreme Court.
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"Shut up! I'm trying to stay warm here." - Some ancient Finn
There are more competent people. Marcos is spoiled with choice and he chooses the one with the poorest attitude.
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Scribus. I still use the open source DTP at work even if I have InDesign installed.
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I've been on Lemmy since 3rd quarter of last year and the two PH communities have always existed. Isn't it about time we merge?
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Makes more sense. Gotta mitigate the risk of ruining the UX of the site and the community. This is a good idea in general, though.
This sounds fabricated just to weaken the accused's credibility in a court of public opinion. Doesn't sound very professional to me.
OnePlus is deviating from the enthusiast's phone for modding. Which brand you're switching to?
What a terrible day to be a journalist. What a traversty for Privacy in the Philippines.
www.rappler.com
Quite ironic. Once again, the PH tests the effectiveness of their justice system when son of the DoJ haa been caught in a controlled delivery operation picking up one kilo of Kush. The DoJ secretary and his brother, current Governor of Cavite, claim they will not use their power to protect the accused.
After 100 days into his presidency, Marcos signs a law for the first time. However, privacy advocates question the details of the law and fear that it may be used to hunt down critics of his administration.
After 100 days into his presidency, Marcos signs a law for the first time. However, privacy advocates question the details of the law and fear that it may be used to hunt down critics of his administration.
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