COGlory

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901.
by COGlory 6y ago
I read through your post and it was incomplete and hand wavy, although that makes sense because it was written for Reddit. The bias was also obvious, and remarkably unscientific in how you approached the "problems" in a determinis
902.
by COGlory 6y ago
The evidence is circumstantial, but there has yet to be any evidence ruling it out. To be clear, the lab leak hypothesis is always possible. Things can always leak out of labs, let's not kid ourselves. Some things (going by memory here
903.
by COGlory 6y ago
I'd always assumed that was because people without significant deckers experience on a terminal are far more likely to type -help than --help or -h
904.
by COGlory 6y ago
What is PCI lane efficiency? I thought they were fixed speed and bandwidth.
905.
by COGlory 6y ago
That's considered SEO stuffing? I thought it was just so I know what the article is about.
906.
by COGlory 6y ago
That will introduce game breaking behavior when you can't have kids...
907.
by COGlory 6y ago
Was it ever clear if Glitterhoof was real, or a hallucination?
908.
by COGlory 6y ago
Thank you for the apology, it does the entire community here good when people take responsibility for all their comments, not just the popular ones.
909.
by COGlory 6y ago
This is a frustrating behavior on Windows, not because it's possible, but because it's default. I vastly prefer the way KDE performs. Whatever the default program to open that file type is attempts to open it. You can easily chang
910.
by COGlory 6y ago
In some senses that's not an inaccurate interpretation. Religion means a lot of very different things to different people.
911.
by COGlory 6y ago
I've more or less stopped reading nautilus for that reason
912.
by COGlory 6y ago
There are also laws regarding surveillance on federal property.
913.
by COGlory 6y ago
Do you have any personal experience working with dairy cows?
914.
by COGlory 6y ago
Germany has a very dubious non-EU rocket-related history. Specifically V1 and V2 rockets that were launched at London in WWII.
915.
by COGlory 6y ago
>Germany, with no history of its own rockets during the European Union era I guffaw'd at this one
916.
by COGlory 6y ago
Exactly. I'll consider those things myself, thanks. I don't need my app store to do that for me.
917.
by COGlory 6y ago
Unfortunately, I need CUDA for work. However, with a desktop and static resolution (not changing from laptop 4k to dock 1080p all the time) I can comfortably use X11, and without power management issues (no battery on desktop) I don't
918.
by COGlory 6y ago
The closest I came was my XPS 15 9560. The build quality and hardware was excellent. i5 + GTX 1050 + 8GB RAM + 256 GB NVME + Thunderbolt. Linux support was phenomenal, especially on a rolling release. After about 18 months of owning it, I u
919.
by COGlory 6y ago
KDE scaling settings are pretty obviously in the Display Settings page so I'm going to say that one is user failure.
920.
by COGlory 6y ago
I could be wrong, but isn't Intel's management engine running Minix?
921.
by COGlory 6y ago
I was wondering the same as gp. Why would anyone ever do something that risky and obviously stupid? Then I read your comment and realized I've done this like 6 times in last year...
922.
by COGlory 6y ago
The reason I've seen for the phone hardware is that they simply can't source hardware that is more performant but still open enough to sufficiently develop for.
923.
by COGlory 6y ago
It's about the same quality as a budget Android 2-4 phone. The basics are pretty much down. Kernel support is solid. It can make calls, send texts (MMS mileage may vary), and use data pretty reliably. Web browsing is actually pretty fa
924.
by COGlory 6y ago
It's not quite a modern smartphone, but it's the best we have at the moment; have you looked into the PinePhone? I have mine running openSUSE Tumbleweed.
925.
by COGlory 6y ago
Sorry that you have to deal with this on literally every HN thread. I used Matrix every day, along with a number of friends and family. It has been excellent and added a lot of value to our ability to communicate. I also use the same identi
926.
by COGlory 6y ago
I just sold a used one for $1100 that I paid $380 for on release. It's because crypto has gone up so much.
927.
by COGlory 6y ago
They do. The 5700XT is still an excellent card, the 6700 and 6700XT are coming out soon, and the 6800 and 6800XT are both absolutely killer cards as well, especially at the reference prices. Vendors and demand have effectively driven prices
928.
by COGlory 6y ago
We're talking about microbes though.
929.
by COGlory 6y ago
The risk is essentially negligible. The environments are too extremely different for either one to directly invade the other.
930.
by COGlory 6y ago
Yeah but I'm OK making the decision about who I want to interact with myself. I don't need other people to make it for me.

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