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Lol, did you see the fake video Israel put out, it was so bad it was comical. And why on earth would Iran target France anyway - honestly, they're not even trying with their lies anymore.
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Wow, are you playing Switch games on an Rpi, or on something beefier? Also, do you have any links for pre-loaded Batocera images?
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For one thing, being difficult to kill is huge selling point for EDR - move it to user space and it's a lot easier to kill.
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There's only been a few really bad ones, but Microsoft botch Windows updates quite regularly.
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2y ago
One of these with Emulation Station should make a fantastic retro gaming machine! I'm using an Rpi 4 as one at present, but for sure it would be better with much more CPU power.
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By who, and for what reason?
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Wow, really impressed with this! I'm sure my kids would absolutely love to build something like this, just as I would :) Is there some kind of guide available? I've never built something like this before, but have some XP with Rpi
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I found this recently too - encoding my video using either AMD or Nvidia hardware encoding resulted in poor quality. But what's the reason for this?
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This is the thing that gets me most about this. Any Windows systems developer knows that a bug in a kernel driver can cause BSODs - why on earth would you push out such changes en-masse like this?!
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A little OT, but how do you find the EV6?
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Interesting; I had a Xiaomi Mi 9 SE for over 3 years, and it's one of the best phones I've ever owned. It was rock solid, and battery life was amazing, it would go 2 days of medium use before needing charged.
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Not the GP, but I also think you'll struggle to compete in the hosted service space. Maybe you could add a web admin GUI as a paid add on?
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+1 for HxD, been using it on Windows for a long while now, and it's the best he editor I've tried. Haven't tried ImHex yet, mind.
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If you're going to rewrite history, and ask me to ignore what I've seen and heard with my own eyes, then this thread has reached it's end. I bid you adieu.
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This is pure whataboutism, but to call Starmer - a rabid member of Labour Friends of Israel who has parachuted an Israel lobbyist into a safe seat, and who plans to staff his new government with pro-Israeli stooges - "tepidly pro-Israe
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I think you're right - people are desperate for anything other than the Tories. We have a political environment where the Greens are smeared as "crazies", people remember the Lib Dems for their deception, and mass media has
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You're being pedantic; we obviously live in a capitalist world, but Starmer is fully inboard with taking orders from corporate overlords (lobbyists) in the same way as the Tories. More balance is needed.
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He was smeared with false antisemitism claims, hence the massive defeat. One of those involved in the smearing was... Starmer. Corbyn was never going to be "allowed" to be Prime Minister. Also, listen to his recent interview where
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I'm sorry, but I find this kind of ridiculous - Starmer is being pretty clear about the kind of man he is. Fervent capitalist, previous member of the CIA-linked Trilateral Commission, notorious U-turner, War on Drugs(TM) supporter, out
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I thought this sounded interesting - idea is to stop paying social media influencers for pumping up products, and instead to pay smaller amounts to regular people. The idea is that it would encourage people to be more vocal about products t
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Yes, if like it to be as simple and hands-off as possible - but absolutely not at the expense of energy efficiency.
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Nope, just check the process executable's digital signature - pretty simple.
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If something like this catches on, attackers will simply start checking the digital signature of the processes, to ensure they are genuine.
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Aren't they Taiwanese?
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It could have been deliberate, at the behest of a 3-letter US agency for example.
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There isn't necessarily any malice intended; nobody is going to give you a price and honour it forever . Any quotes I do in my micro-ISV are valid for 1 month - not because I'm likely to change the price, but simply because I hav
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How does the idle and loaded power draw compare between an Rpi 4 (or 5, if you prefer) and an N100? Genuinely would like to know, because I think power usage (and heat) is an important part of the equation.
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IDD, but it depends on your threat model. Personally, it's a tradeoff I'm happy to make, but an alternative would be setting up your own VPN, e.g. Wireguard.
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I'm fairly sure in the UK it's illegal, tho I don't know for certain. But even if not, you could be arrested for conspiracy to commit fraud (or similar).
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