AndroTux

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by AndroTux 3y ago
With modern systems this rarely is a problem. Like Andy said, Linux comes with most drivers in the kernel. Windows just installs the appropriate drivers as soon as you boot it up with new hardware. Sometimes it takes a minute or two for it
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Yes, basically. If you’re running long-term heavy load, the lack of fans in the Air will of course throttle it. But for short bursts they will perform the same.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Not that anyone would care about DDR1 anymore, but the DDR(1) filter doesn't work.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Maybe it's not a "next generation" model, but rather their next model for text generation ;)
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by AndroTux 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190628045230/http://origin.ars...
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Not my point.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Same thing with people working at McDonalds producing burgers that make people fat, unhealthy and give them heart attacks. It's the economy we live in. You're lucky if your job doesn't actively destroy society, nature, health
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by AndroTux 3y ago
I'm sure many of these tactics are already illegal. But at this point that's just a marketing expense for them. I'm certain that whatever their fine will be, ist's nothing compared to how many user they managed to conver
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Tumblr with their NSFW removal change as well.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Or anywhere else except a hash function for that matter?
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by AndroTux 3y ago
It’s like telling someone the pin to your safe and then suing them for them opening it. They didn’t even steal anything. They just opened the safe that you gave them the pin for.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Yeah, no. Read the article. There’s an example with a coin flip, which only has two possible values, and therefore a much, much higher possibility than a dice.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
100%. They're very protective of their studs. I’d recommend changing that logo before gaining enough traction for LEGO to notice it.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
It’s like comparing a car crash with a car that suddenly without any operator error bursts into flames. Causalities aren’t the point to this argument.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
No, this article is 100% serious. I just tried it and it really works.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
ChatGPT (paid version at least) writes a quick python script in cases like these, and then executes it to get the result. For transparency, the script is shown in the output as well. Probably to avoid embarrassments like the ones we saw abo
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by AndroTux 3y ago
I read many posts of people complaining about some cloud service deleting their data for „no reason“ (= user error, mostly not reading emails) every month, while I can’t even remember the last post of someone losing their data due to a fire
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Sure, that’s always sound advice. However, most projects are usually designed in a way that their logs are either not exposed at all (due to not being in the webroot for example), or have measurements in place to avoid exposing them (like W
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Speaking of Roundcube: If you're hosting it without apache (as in: without htaccess support), make sure the logs directory and files aren't exposed publicly. They can contain access tokens and even encrypted passwords (encrypted w
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by AndroTux 3y ago
> Youtube premium has been a thing for 8 years now Tell me you're from the US without telling me you're from the US. > So you are a perfect example why they gave up and started becoming more aggressive now They started rolli
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Germans. We love printing, faxing and scanning stuff.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
For me personally it’s the way they’re bullying me to pay it. For years I wanted YouTube and Twitter to introduce a paid plan with less ads. And then they did, and immediately started harassing everyone who didn’t purchase it right away wit
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by AndroTux 3y ago
That’s what ChatGPT generated for us. There was a note saying something like „this is just an example. In a production environment please ensure proper encryption,“ but we ignored that.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Why? Most urls nowadays are unreadable and nonsensical anyway. The only thing that really matters is the domain, and that’s displayed for you in a (hopefully) better way than many users would be able to parse themselves. Of course, you shou
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by AndroTux 3y ago
You have nothing to hide? Tell me your password to your email and bank account then.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Uh-huh. Sure. Me too.
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Relevant article from yesterday regarding which ships were near these cables and pipeline during the time of the event: https://news.err.ee/1609134998/chinese-vessel-even-nearer-to...
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Yeah, I can understand that it's quite okay from a maintainer point of view. But still, you have to moderate the Discord server, which in itself can be quite the hassle. Imo we shouldn't have moved away from forums. Forums offer s
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by AndroTux 3y ago
Exactly. And I HATE it! Instead of just being able to use a search engine to find a related issue, I now have to look up the project I'm having a problem with, find their Discord, join it, accept the rules, assign roles, click throug
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by AndroTux 3y ago
I wonder if it's comparable to using a magnifying glass, in the sense that it's the hottest only at one specific point, even though the rays are traveling through the medium (air) at all points. So maybe it's like a magnifyin

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