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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
Man, I miss that. Every PC build and benchmarking youtuber always went out of their way to keep that meme alive, even as it became increasingly irrelevant. Don't think I've seen anyone mention the phrase in years. :(
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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
Went to college around the area and worked for some of the tribes up there. Very interesting... mystery or something, I remember the the news around the 2019/2021 incidents.
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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
I find it strange because it seems to me that outside of their bread and butter products (Kagi Search, Assistant), there really isn't a business secret or proprietary technology to keep secret no? Perhaps integrated browser LLM tooling
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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
Every colo I've visited has a system for allowing physical access for our equipment, generally during specific operating hours with secure access card.
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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
I received the same prompt from a Windows 11 machine at work. This probably has nothing to do with Tor or Linux, but their Cloudflare settings.
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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
An unmarked car pulls alongside you, all men are masked inside and the windows tinted. You're ready to fight back or run, but then it turns out it's the police attempting to harass and bully you. Wonderful.
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by 0x1ch 9mo ago
You have two options. Colo if you still want physical access to your devices, or cloud, where you get access to nothing beyond some online portals.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
As the other guy pointed out, you would 100% experience the same issues if Signal was a web app. You're deleting your encryption keys. They have to be stored somewhere. You want private keys on the public server?
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
I'm in my early twenties. I only really associate this dithering with comic books, not C64s (much before my time, i've seen one in a tech museum lol)
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Self hosting experience went well, but it was very confusing for people moving from Discord about a year ago. If it's still the same, there's literally no way to simply send a registration or channel invite link to someone, and ha
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Why is it dithered like this? To save bandwidth? I wasn't on the internet much before 2010, so maybe this is an old technique you don't see anymore.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Bazzite is advertised for gamers, however from my understanding it's just Fedora Atomic wrapped up to work well on steamdeck adjacent hardware and gaming is a top priority. You'd still be receiving the same level of quality you w
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
You must be the life of the party, if the party was a funeral.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
I vaguely remember reading when this occurred. It was very recent no? Last few years for sure. > The Linux kernel began transitioning to EEVDF in version 6.6 (as a new option in 2024), moving away from the earlier Completely Fair Schedul
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
You can both have a desire to defend your peace, while also being against mass surveillance.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Good knowledge here, was unaware of this feature of the app. Would there be any case of the app defaulting to the wireguard kernel module if it's not included by any OEM Android release? I would assume that means most users are actuall
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Pixel 6 here. Vanilla wireguard app. It sucks the life out of my phone and nearly halves the already half-life battery (thanks Google for your crappy OEM producers!)
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
I honestly have no idea what you're trying to say. HN users mimic other HN posters they find credible?
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
My fingerprint worked out of the box on Linux Mint, as did NVIDIA Prime with the mobile 3080. Hibernation is historically (and still is) the main issue in linux land for me. * And I believe those hibernation issues are related to corrupted
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Everything I mentioned many would consider to be essential parts of their system that should work, and would then fall under "Support and Usability" initiatives. I guess I'm pointing out that his experience 20 something years
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
People on HN hold very odd opinions near and dear to their hearts. Minor variances in a article title being one of them.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Let me know when you can get a Dell XPS 13 (2024/25) working with FreeBSD out of the box without the need to hunt documentation down for the following. - audio - wifi - biometrics - GPU drivers that work well.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
We live in a world where Adobe set the standard, and anything that didn't render like Adobe was considered "incorrect".
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Language changing layouts was my first guess. For some reason I don't think there's a large venn diagram of dvorak / colemak typists and A.I. enthusiasts.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
There's no alternative to reduce spam and fake accounts, unless we collectively are fine with blocking Russia, India, China, and friends from the internet.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
I didn't read much past their headline and blurb, but I don't think they're aiming to compete with normal browsers. This seems like a Selenium situation but with AI integration on top.
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
I've donated quite a bit through the Kofi and Tipjar payment systems for neat OSS apps I use. I agree that it's not enough, however we do have other systems in place via Github sponsorships, Patreon (consistent funding), etc. It&#
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
Valve predates Google by two years (at least per the wiki), and was started by Microsoft employees who didn't particularly like Microsoft's operation. Hoping Valve has a long future ahead of them :)
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
> Kill open source features. > Gaslight community when rightfully annoyed > Kill off primary product > Offer same product with AI slapped on the name to enterprise customers. Good riddance Minio, and goodbye!
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by 0x1ch 10mo ago
> Apple's HomePods ... for many years. I could write a blog of interesting Pod behavior. I thought having one or a pair in each room would be nice. No, more of them is not nice. Constant bizarreness. Yeah, these have quite the DIY &

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