There is a developer facing video on how to enable and enrich timeline events: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwBD0E4-EsI

Though I’m not sure yet in whether timeline events are automatically created from existing game aachievement scenarios etc.

Where did I say they were harvesting data?

I’d presume through the same mechanism leveraged for achievements:

Timeline and Event Markers

The Steam Timeline appears whenever you’re actively recording. Timeline-enhanced games generate event markers as relevant game events happen. Steam achievements and screenshots automatically create markers as well.

ISVs can enhance this as desired:

In addition to being able to record any game you’re playing, timeline-enhanced games are games that can proactively notify Steam when relevant events happen. These events are represented along the timeline with details specified by developers.

I’d think this could have broader reach than nvidia highlights depending on how easy it is to work with.

I can see this being pretty clever. Valve will be able to interpret a bunch of game event data for smart capture.

Love a bit of modded valheim but that audio quirk is fucking annoying.

I’ve not observed the same with other unity games featuring native Linux builds, it’s likely specific to the engine version they use?

I didn’t realise this was Linux native. appreciate you calling it out

it’s a newer display server protocol designed to replace X11, focusing on improved security, simplicity, and contemporary display technologies such as multi-display variable refresh rate and HDR (eventually).

What issue are you facing there? Can you tell us which GPU and driver you’re using?

here’s hoping. would be a nightmare if it somehow reached the healthcare industry

If you can, I would recommend keeping your operating systems on separate disks, and even disconnecting your windows disk whilst you install your distro of choice.

I personally multi boot win 10, 11 (SW testing purposes) and Fedora Workstation on my primary system, they each live on their own drive.

Does your display OSD feature a refresh rate counter?

This is good to know, much appreciated

I’ve been using it for a decent amount of time since the first party client doesn’t support wayland.

You’re right in that it’s probably a slim chance they’ll target you, though I don’t really care about getting banned in any case.

I wonder if they have a way of highlighting users who use vesktop / vencord to spoof access to nitro features like high bitrate streaming.

I would add the caveat that since discord don’t allow third party clients, you run the risk of getting your account banned for violating their ToS.

I’m fine with this personally, but it’s reasonable to not be so keen if your account is important to you.

It’s also supported by libratbag / Piper 🥰

Is this with a single display? Do you think you could capture a video of this flicker?

huh, interesting. is the flickering like an intermittent white flash?

Also - sounds good.

How far are you able to take mclk in Fedora without any voltage offset?

Does 1020 mV pass Vulkan memory test in Windows?

Could you tell us which distro + mesa? If I understand correctly, your state 1 mclk of 2500 MHz is stable on Linux, but pushing it to 2650 (as set on Windows) causes instability?

If so, could you tell us which Adrenalin version you’re using? The voltage floor for NV31 has sort of shifted since release; several users have found that their previously stable OC’s will no longer pass vulkan memory test (for example) on 23.20 and newer. Seems to be particularly noticable with AIB models as they can have substantially higher clocks than MBA ASICs.

What are you attempting to set mclk /voltage to, and what are you using on Windows? (If you’re uaing an AIB model GPU, could I also get the OOTB settings as well?)

A person’s social life isn’t limited to being online. I’m in your age group. It’s really not that deep to meet people in person.

Fair point, hadn’t even considered that

having a privacy oriented mindset online doesn’t make you antisocial in person though. This post makes it sound like you need an Instagram account to be a valid human but like, why is that even important?

happy to help

Thank you for confirming

For what it’s worth, I’ve just given it a quick test with microg.

Opened the app, it seems to be okay, though it’s asking for a phone number to create an account or log in. Do you know if it would fail prior to that point without play services?

Same goes for microg, at least in the case of Uber and whatever banking apps.

Uber on microg will fall back to mapbox, though I don’t actually know if it can work in lieu of a play services implementation. Could be that it’s not a hard requirement compared to Lyft

An alternative could be pixelfed, I’m not sure if there are many third party FOSS front ends to Instagram.

Does barinista work for you? Looks like it’s been abondoned :/

https://github.com/Android-Builds/barinsta

https://f-droid.org/packages/me.austinhuang.instagrabber/

I feel like this comment may have been misunderstood. You’re not saying that you don’t care about this invasion of privacy in the EU, you’re saying that you’re unable to act on this locally since you’re situated in the US.

Turns out I just missed the accented ç in garçons

The app is neat. Thank you for the tip.

E: I like that it integrates into the Android context menu as well. You can hit translate after selecting text.

This is such a sassy app

Plus one for pine time, really cute little device that’s cheap as chips and works well with gadgetbridge for various bits and pieces.

I’m not sure how good it is for activity tracking, though. Step counting is reliable in my experience but I don’t know how well it can account for running and other strenuous activity.

Wouldn’t use any other smart watch, mind you.

Astounded to see this take here given how much Valve have contributed to gaming on Linux in general.

Been looking into using something like openwrt on a bananpi bpi r3

It’s specific to the bootloader of a given device. Most devices don’t seem to support being locked with custom OS images using self signed keys.

An Asus Zenfone 6. Still ended up being a regrettable purchase for other reasons.

I sorely miss the hardware features from my previous phone, like a notification LED, MicroSD card slot and headphone jack, but I can’t go back to a phone where I can’t re-lock my bootloader after installing a custom ROM like CalyxOS or GrapheneOS.

MAC address randomisation is pretty neat too.

When you get the hang of it, you can type very quickly with just one hand. Becomes muscle memory.

I use CalyxOS and will also suggest that people use GrapheneOS instead. I’m more comfortable with MicroG but I appreciate that Graphene is technologically the more impressive project of the two.

Can absolutely confirm this