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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
It seems your example justifies the reasoning behind Elementary's change. You can select $0 and continue with automatic updates if you would like, the purpose of the change was to add an option to users who may consider paying the deve
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Except it does. It has the functionality to do BOTH. The tagline of giving the option to either disable ads or replace ads is to provide a way to enjoy an ad-free experience or to receive only optimized advertisements. A big reason some use
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Is this page not designed to handle 4K displays? The tiling background is really not great to look at
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
https://puri.sm/ is their website and should have more there.
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
I've been awaiting sway as well. My big issue has been rotated displays, since I have two vertical monitors that this simply wouldn't work with. After that there's also the Nvidia proprietary drivers not supporting Wayland, b
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Even if enthusiast Gentoo wasn't a thing, Google's ChromeOS is a customized Gentoo[1] which has grown in market share fairly drastically in K-12 schools especially in the US[2]. [1]: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Suppose he was forward about that though; anyone interviewing he would let them know and it'd be all the more important to make a positive impact in order to secure your job. Especially if you liked it or generally have a go-getter att
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
You should be able to generate an SSH key that you can use in your application, right? If you can't that's definitely gotta be an issue in their backlog. Seems more robust to have a key for an application to connect with that you
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
You can only make an account on the site if you solve a "puzzle" in one of the languages. It's meant to be extremely obvious to programmers but be absolute jargon to anyone else. Your comment is exactly the point of the puzzl
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
1. Check out [pass-tomb]( https://github.com/roddhjav/pass-tomb ). Unfortunately this only resolves that issue on Linux. Their websites [here]( https://www.dyne.org/software/tomb/ ). The others a
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Or you aren't understanding the key statement of his comment > You'd have to find collisions that are of an identical length and still be useful Creating a collision is possible, making it work in a way that conforms to the man
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
I personally believe the best move would be to make the Chromium engine shared across Electron instances. You can package Nodejs and Chromium as a shared library that every Electron app would then access.. And we have a 100MB footprint for
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Spotify is close but not actually an Electron app, although it does use the Chromium Embedded Framework on-top of a C++ core and modules. Basically, only the view is web-based.
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
It really depends on how much variety you have. I had more than that in 2005, discographies and high bitrate files but it amounted to roughly 1.5 TB. If that HDD hadn't died around the time Spotify and similar streaming services came o
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
Even prior to setting up port forwarding I have never had this issue with Plex :/
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
There's a separate line of processors for laptops typically, with Intel it's their U line, which have lower TDP and lower core count by default (i5-XXXXU have 2 cores 4 threads by default, a desktop i5-XXXX will have 4 cores 4 thr
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
The momentum I've seen hasn't been MySQL -> Postgres but rather MySQL -> MariaDB. Oracle's control over MySQL and the shift towards Open Core over FOSS fundamentals has pushed some companies to use the compatible MariaD
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
My work laptop with an i5, 8GB memory, and typed characters lagged 5-10 seconds behind. I did an "asdf" check and though the browser had completely frozen it took so long to appear. The video is killing this site for me.
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by 0x6c6f6c 9y ago
I wouldn't say a flat-rate is exactly correct. Some sites receive tens of thousands of comments on a single article. Others, 5 or 10. The overhead on the service is more likely a better determinant, such as bandwidth and performance re
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
This is an electric VTOL craft which runs off an energy source that is renewable, unlike jet fuel. If it can be done that is what should be important here.
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
On the off-chance that it becomes the cheaper one. Competitive markets change.
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
Issues I encountered were already reported on their GitHub pages if I recall correctly. I normally make a point to document and report these issues, if I can't submit a PR myself ;)
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
As a service, what it's provided is consistency for the group of friends I use it with. We've tried XMPP and Matrix on multiple accounts and had trouble on the server and client side. Wire is out of the box a great option with ope
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
More likely to be that his websites code is _very_ unoptimized.
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
Would be interesting if there's a way to list more information on the snap, such as submission date / last updated etc.
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
At that point it seems like a glorified version of a bug bounty list[1]. The convenience of GSoC is that the students get to intern with pay on open source projects. If squashing bugs is the only goal, then going through their bug bounty li
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
What that sounds like to me is you would consider dozens of individual and potentially malicious packages to be benign, but when brought under one umbrella it is considered to be malicious? Every feature I've read that is included in t
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
Might actually look into doing a quick script and checking this out.. It'd be interesting to look at. Plus I may only be able to scrape public projects, where private repositories may account for some large amount of the real number si
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
Even the SYN flood could be used for testing DDoS against an internal server for benchmarks. There have been more capable technologies which seem to be absolutely on the end user for malicious intent. The reference to blaming a gun manufact
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by 0x6c6f6c 10y ago
I recall this being something pointed out in "Silicon Valley" where an offer/valuation was way over the top and would leave the team in this same kind of situation. Dropbox had to accept the offer, so they did agree to the te

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