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IYasha
4y ago
Bad or not - it is not to be decided by ISPs.
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IYasha
4y ago
worst source possible :D
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IYasha
4y ago
You'd better have a good firewall since you have such a tech-minded neighbor. )
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IYasha
4y ago
The "robust reputation systems" made me twitch a bit...
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IYasha
4y ago
Nice. While working on a large and long-going project, at one point I started redoing all error messages to be more helpful, have implied suggestions and divided by alert levels and categories. Because I decided to take a pause and take car
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IYasha
4y ago
But that's still lower failure rate than from Aliexpress!
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IYasha
4y ago
I've heard rumors of Ilfack's level of anality being legendary, but seeing so many confirmations!..
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IYasha
4y ago
Guys, you may be 20 years too late, but I still applaud you. We need this.
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IYasha
4y ago
Kind of yes, but as someone who started studying CMake only recently, I'm terrified of the fact that it's a metalanguage (CMakeLists) above another metalanguage (Makefile) on top of another metalanguage (command line) to compile p
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IYasha
4y ago
I know what you feel, man! I'm on your tracks right now (although, for a bit different reasons) and already getting scared. I think kids are possibly the best investment you can make. But I'm always like "no, I'm not qui
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IYasha
4y ago
Yes, I know. It was a joke :)
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IYasha
4y ago
True, but what if life demands? :_(
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IYasha
4y ago
Yeah, I was talking about CPUs precisely. On my APU, unfortunately, there's no ECC support even if I shove a module in. PS: and being a pre-ryzen AMD user, I don't know much about new CPUs too :))
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IYasha
4y ago
Oh, yeah! The T-word again! I've had nothing but trouble with ThermalTake PSUs! One even tried to kill me. Never buying that garbage again.
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IYasha
4y ago
Plz tell me your IP, I'll block torrents from you :D
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IYasha
4y ago
But the chips are identical AND PCBs are compatible! I've seen many non-ECC modules with just one chip not soldered on. Unbuffered, of course.
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IYasha
4y ago
AFAIR, every AMD64 CPU has ECC support. But not every motherboard had necessary layout and BIOS support. That's why I'm 20 years with AMD and choosing components carefully. Every system with > 4GB RAM should have ECC. Proven de
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IYasha
4y ago
Hackers save the day. Once again. Remember, kids, don't buy non-rootable devices of which you have no control! )
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4y ago
Yeah, short messages are one thing, but it was cloned to more "heavy" messengers like whatsapp, telegram or even xmpp. It's part of the "let's clone something from Apple" trend, I think. But regardless, I'
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4y ago
There's more to it, unfortunately. As if it wasn't obvious, I've seen private studies confirming that balloon/bubble/whatever comic-like interface was carefully invented to limit people's attention timespan and
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4y ago
No, I'm not one of those either. :) I'd love to write an article, but currently have no platform (server, site, blog), time and physical power to do so, sadly. I would propose full-width scalable interface with basic formatting (l
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IYasha
4y ago
Thanks a lot, mysterious man! For being such a dick.
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4y ago
Author promotes deep hardware solutions, like Trusted Computing. I thought we've already passed that? TPM, Intel ME, AMD PSP...? If you are in a position to distrust your provider DON'T USE CLOUD. Build your infrastructure, use co
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IYasha
4y ago
Plz share. If a hole exists, interested party will know about it, sooner or later (or already). So, IMHO it's better if just everyone knows. This is only my opinion.
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4y ago
The bubble chat interface itself is gross. Terrible. Disgusting. Unusable. Distracting. Eye-hurting. Illogical. Counterproductive. Log-unfriendly. Code-offensive. Intolerable. Since day one.
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Android leaks some traffic even when 'Always-on VPN' is enabled
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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4y ago
Mullvad VPN has discovered that Android leaks traffic every time the device connects to a WiFi network, even if the "Block connections without VPN," or "Always-on VPN," features is enabled. The data being leaked outside
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IYasha
4y ago
Doen't have detachable battery, DRM PU onboard, no mouse keys... But still with Windows(r)(tm)(fu) logo on the meta-key? :D
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IYasha
4y ago
Yeah, this is the first part, and I doubt the second part will be a natural reaction.
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4y ago
> But unless something change :)
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