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by Jnr 7y ago
I used to run Windows XP SP2 on Pentium 2, 128MB RAM, 1GB HDD. I had to remove and disable a lot of stuff to be able to run Skype and Firefox on it.
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by Jnr 7y ago
Yes, it works on my monitor.
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by Jnr 7y ago
My Pebble Time Steel from Kickstarter still works nicely and looks like new (I have changed the straps though). I take it swimming, it has been dropped multiple times, it has had some hard knocks but the metal frame protects the glass and i
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by Jnr 7y ago
Don't worry about macOS updates, you can always go the Hackintosh way on non-apple hardware.
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by Jnr 7y ago
I guess it could still depend on country, but in EU smoke alarms are mandatory. No one checks it for individuals though.
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by Jnr 7y ago
I live in EU. I pay 15 EUR per month for 1 Gbps.
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by Jnr 7y ago
I get 600Mbit for 12 EUR. Greetings from Latvia! :)
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by Jnr 7y ago
This is at least 10 years old. What is it doing here now?
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by Jnr 7y ago
Since I don't drink tea or coffee (I dislike warm drinks, especially in summer) I was left with soft drinks, juices or plain water. And since most places don't offer tasty water and each place has different juices I went with soft
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by Jnr 7y ago
Very cool! Lately I rarely see good new GTK applications coming out so this warms my heart. :)
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by Jnr 7y ago
Probably because banks will do chargebacks for those stolen credit card purchases and developers will have to deal with that. Many years ago I experienced something like that with Paypal where someone bought a license for my software and th
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by Jnr 7y ago
The company I work for explains it to our customers that we can't enable any tracking cookies, analytics, external chat scripts and other external scripts unless visitor opts in. I explain that it is against the law and they back down.
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by Jnr 7y ago
I wish iOS version had addons to block ads. (I know Apple doesn't allow that) I still use it because of the synchronization and because Firefox is awesome. :)
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by Jnr 7y ago
I would buy cheaper RPi clones the same way I do with Arduino clones from China.
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by Jnr 7y ago
I hope Arc.io gets added to most popular ad/tracking/mining blocker list soon. I hate when sites do something you did not consent with. Their site including - they ask to opt out without offering to opting in first.
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by Jnr 7y ago
Was that a sarcasm or you meant "Linux Desktop apps" when using the word "Linux"? There are so many awesome things coming to Linux kernel almost every month. Linux desktop is problematic though. Hardcore developers stick
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by Jnr 7y ago
MFA doesn't necessarily mean "1 person = 1 account". TOTP codes can be shared, there can always be copies of the certificates, multiple security devices added to the same profile, etc. It differs from case to case.
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by Jnr 7y ago
If your team is not ready to deal with the occasional problems that come from using Archlinux then just stick to Ubuntu. It is perfectly usable distribution and you can always get the latest development software using custom repos, Snap pac
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by Jnr 7y ago
Manually installing and managing Archlinux years ago was the best Linux tutorial I could have asked for. Before switching to Archlinux I started with Ubuntu and other Debian based distros. The problem with using those is that it wraps many
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by Jnr 7y ago
But can I put those videos in PowerPoint presentations?
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by Jnr 7y ago
Out of the box those devices act as digital TV and radio receivers. In fact I have been using them for just that for many years. Weird that someone can get in trouble for having a TV/radio receiver.
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by Jnr 7y ago
Zabbix looks like shit and feels like it was made in 1995 but it is great once set up. If better visuals are needed, I would hook it up to Grafana. I have previously used Grafana with Graphite as backend but it was too unreliable. If it act
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by Jnr 8y ago
Once Firefox will be able to handle https://theannoyingsite.com/ properly, it will have achieved that. (I suggest opening the most annoying site in incognito mode.) I had to tweak my Firefox quite a lot to pass that "b
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by Jnr 8y ago
Wireguard just makes more sense to me.
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by Jnr 8y ago
Gitlab is great and I have used it for years but I recently switched to Gogs for self hosted repositories because it is much faster, easier to set up and walk in a park to maintain. It doesn't have all the features (bloat) that Gitlab
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by Jnr 8y ago
I built new media box last year and thought I would try AMD Ryzen 2400G APU. Turns out it was a bad choice. Those graphics drivers are extremely unstable, it keeps crashing frequently, kernel bug reports have many reports from multiple peop
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by Jnr 8y ago
Sorry but I have a trust issue with this kind of service. Saying that you don't log anything is one thing but believing it is something else. Even hosting this kind of web service on the server I try to access would be a "no"
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by Jnr 8y ago
I like how GitHub has search on their front page while GitLab has some marketing page instead. Is it possible to search Gitlab without logging in? I used to host Gitlab for more private repos for many years but lately I have switched to Gog
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by Jnr 8y ago
I'm also sticking to Nvidia GTX 970 for now but would be nice to upgrade at some point. I was hopeful about AMD's offering but after trying Ryzen 2400G APU on my Linux media box I am not going to touch new AMD hardware again with
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by Jnr 8y ago
Disabling ad tracking is not going to change how they scan all the file contents and categorize them using AI. It might be even more effective for them than tracking you on web.

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