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@zenfyr.dev Bluesky
10 posts here from the last 36 hours · latest 1 h ago
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linux kernel developers merge the driver for The Doohickey
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if linux devs don't want to upstream your driver or it gets removed bc too niche or whatever do you just fuck off and die
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crabby patty secret ingredient is larp
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as far as 'haha ffmpeg wrapper' goes, having a proper GUI for ffmpeg that explains what the options do (and which exist at all) for the one trillion encoders it has would be nice
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i use systemd, i use gnome, i use flatpak, i use chrome, i use discord because they are better than all the alternatives
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remember when jacksfilm sang drama is more popular than content
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people will read "discord ids" and assume this is somehow related to discord age verification
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zen gets cracked: the movie
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oil of every pearl's un-insides non-stop remix album is like the best club album ever
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