Sometimes in life you have to stop when you least expect it.
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Sometimes in life you have to stop when you least expect it.
Sometimes all you can do is... wait.@stefano Very true.
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Sometimes in life you have to stop when you least expect it.
Sometimes all you can do is... wait.@stefano the speedometer is cool 😎
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@stefano the speedometer is cool 😎
@yaqubpk it is 🙂 But I prefer the good, old analogic ones. This is just another screen (that can break)
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@yaqubpk it is 🙂 But I prefer the good, old analogic ones. This is just another screen (that can break)
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@yaqubpk it is 🙂 But I prefer the good, old analogic ones. This is just another screen (that can break)
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Sometimes in life you have to stop when you least expect it.
Sometimes all you can do is... wait.@stefano shame you didn't capture the passing train. There are quite a few railway admirers here. Nice crossing though.
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@stefano shame you didn't capture the passing train. There are quite a few railway admirers here. Nice crossing though.
@EF I really wanted to, but the phone started to ring
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Sometimes in life you have to stop when you least expect it.
Sometimes all you can do is... wait.@stefano Nice dashboard!
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Sometimes in life you have to stop when you least expect it.
Sometimes all you can do is... wait.@stefano Reminds me of my „personal record“ end of June 2025 at Sasso Marconi, Via Ponte Albano. Waiting time 16 Minutes at 38° Celsius on my Vespa!
😆🥵
But some nice locals waved me over as the waited about 50 meters *before* the railway crossing with their scooters in the shade of a big tree. 😎 „fa un caldo fotonico, eh?“ Oh yes, even in the shade it was way above 30°C, but when you cruise around Italy with a red Vespone and a Bavarian license plate you always find some nice conversations. -
@stefano Reminds me of my „personal record“ end of June 2025 at Sasso Marconi, Via Ponte Albano. Waiting time 16 Minutes at 38° Celsius on my Vespa!
😆🥵
But some nice locals waved me over as the waited about 50 meters *before* the railway crossing with their scooters in the shade of a big tree. 😎 „fa un caldo fotonico, eh?“ Oh yes, even in the shade it was way above 30°C, but when you cruise around Italy with a red Vespone and a Bavarian license plate you always find some nice conversations.@Linkshaender true: Italians love those situations
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Francesca Albanese, comitato dell'Onu per le procedure speciali condanna la richiesta di dimissioni: "Basata su disinformazione"
"La richiesta di dimissioni della relatrice Onu per i palestinesi è basata su informazioni manipolate", scrivono gli esperti Onu.
Tg La7
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A bare metal server stopped responding.
The provider panel said it was switched off.
I switched it on but it's not responding, too.I've asked for the KVM console and opened a ticket.
The client is a bit nervous.
I'm nervous^2.Fingers crossed...
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@wasteland_rider hello! Sure, it is: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Pkxa5R1k
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In 20 minutes I have a meeting. This is a horrible timespan, because it's too short to start any serious work, and too long to not be bored out of my mind.
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@lisyarus This is a fair point. I write DX11 as the "golden path" because that's what I know best, and then translate to the equivalent OpenGL and ignore all the wacky variants/extensions of OGL that don't directly correspond to the DX11 equivalents. But you could just skip writing the DX11 code entirely I guess? I don't have a broad enough experience of OGL to know if that's wise.
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@lispi314 I suspect the on-device video-based age mechanism is broken because they'd like to drive people towards the upload-your-government-ID-documents option.
Not going to happen.
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Does Wine have a macOS port? I know mesa does, so this might make it possible to leverage the various dx->vulkan layers for the graphics part.
Oh wait with the new ARM stuff that wouldn't work at all without some kind of lower level emulation. Was this what Valve was working on for their new VR thing?
