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A colleague of mine recently got a MacBook Pro, whenever they plug in an external monitor the fans are pretty much fully on when doing not much at all. They now loathe using it. These computers are so expensive. They seem to have a ton of
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Hacker culture isn't the entire field of programming. Facebook, Youtube and Twitter are some of the largest businesses in the world and they are also free services. I would bet that the majority of people who code or design software fi
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z_shell It seems like zsh is 30 years old.
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There are plenty of applications distributed as virtual machine images. So your choices are usually KVM, vmware, HyperV and sometimes virtualbox images.
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Is zsh better than bash? Like I heard OSX switched because they couldn't use new versions due to licencing. But for a linux user, what are the advantages? Also does it run bash scripts?
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Yeah let's download desktop apps! They all have permission to upload your entire documents folder to the internet.
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Personally I understand the arguments of Apple's ecosystem being locked down. But I think Apple and Google both have a significant revenue stream from world society as most people use smart phones. Like AT&T and RCA of days gone by
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Is there major software that uses I tell compiler?
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It's significantly faster and ublock origin works. Seems like getting parity would take a year+ So I guess they decided it's worth dumping the current code base to focus on the rewrite.
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It's a currency. There's no lootboxes. There's premium items you buy with that currency. A microtransaction isn't gambling by default.
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Well it's what it is up front. A games consoles plays games and streams some video. A mobile phone is a camera, gps, web browser, telephone, messaging, food delivery, music listening, video watching, taxi calling, banking tool etc etc
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I don't understand the comparisons to game consoles. You buy an Xbox or a playstation, and it's a game playing machine. It just plays video games. You buy a mobile phone. And it's a general computing device. It's very m
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There are WiFi scanning apps like this: [0], they allow you to scan nearby WiFi networks and their channels, plus do a subnet scan that gives you the Mac addresses of your phone but also other devices on your network. [0] https://
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So there's a comment from the CEO here: https://answers.thenextweb.com/s/mitchell-baker-aGY62z "Please explain how your salary of $2.5 million couldn't be put to better use as part of Emerging Technology
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Yes. The nature of a filtering mask will mean that you will need to exert more energy to breathe through it. I would say that initially I felt that I couldn't cycle as far with a mask. But as I did it more it became easier, effectivel
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I use the Respro ultralight [0], I got recommended it from someone at my local bike store. Cycling behind a large lorry is less unpleasant. But of course it's not gonna block everything. [0] https://respro.com/store
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Would this be something that intel shares with partners? Seems unlikely.
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Intel leak part 1.5, apparently contains Intel's HDCP root certificate
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I found that wearing an anti pollution mask really was a night and day difference.
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The manufacturer of the device relies on their chipset manufacturer to update their drivers. Also the manufacturer has to them push out that as an update. ISPs often have custom firmwares on the routers so they need to do an update. Also ev
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It's the dichotomy of the tech world. Do things for free, even build open source libraries that are used by large companies. But get paid nothing, even perhaps not be able to pay rent. Then praise all the large companies earning millio
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Who should we follow on twitter / blogs to read analysis of whether this is impactful or interesting?
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https://twitter.com/FPiednoel/status/1290874265705697280?s=1... Looks like his video is him promoting himself to investors to try to get himself on the Intel board of directors.
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So Linus, and this guy is saying AVX512 was a bad idea. "“The state of software out there is really not favoring going larger vectors,” Piednoel said in the video. “In fact, you can see clearly in Cinebench for example—that is not one
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IDnet does IPv6 and give you a /48. I was on them for a year great service. I'm now on Hyperoptic which also does IPv6.
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Well we know that Google would put elements on YouTube to prevent Edge from using hardware acceleration. So there might be a factor there. But perhaps it could be an add-on. I discovered that Lastpass injection feature to autofilled had a
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The security patch from Google is from October 2018 it looks like. So Twitter is to blame for not coding a mitigation for vulnerable devices? Or is it the phone manufacturer's fault for not releasing security patches for their phones?
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Likely with locked bootloaders as well! There needs to be a law that states that once a company stops supporting s device they must release the keys to allow users to modify their devices themselves.
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Cool, they've implemented async views. ASGI has kinda passed me by. For some small project's I use Gunicorn. What's the setup for ASGI that's popular?
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It's not a user hostile practice if you have control over it. Do you consider signing keys in apt packages to also be user hostile?
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