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Even if it could compile for x86 why would you load a driver for a Mac II?
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How long was the 8086 in production for?
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Getting your pc compromised as part of a botnet or malicious code keylogging or uploading your data online through an exploit is something a lot of power users feel they are immune to.
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Their software is running on python 2.6 but they also have it working on 3.7? Why? Also this is some weird post, is this blogger famous? Because it's not of much substance.
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I'm so curious. Why do you care so much about Microsoft telemetry? What data do you think they will exfiltrate that's so important that you go through the effort of setting of VMs and whitelisting? Do you ban your family from usin
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What's a good tool for doing server side analytics? Like for a small site I've made for fun. The only way I can easily know how many users visit is via Google analytics. Well easily that is.
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So what's this AVIF format they mention that's actually better than both? WebP did not take off. But will AVIF be any better?
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I used Reddit a lot back in 2013ish but went off of it. Looking at it now, it feels like that in general the site is really mean spirited. Also upvoting means that you're just seeing whatever the majority of voters want you to see. It
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They mention that the polling increases latency. But by how much? Is windows affected by this? Because I've never noticed it have an impact on video calls.
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Would you say that QUIC might not be worth it for video content as it's the transferal of large files over the network. Whilst QUIC shines when you have a lot of small assets that you want to fetch as quickly as possible? Like could we
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Which ISP? People arguing against DNS over HTTPS claim stuff the doesn't happen so it'd be good to have definite examples.
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Are DMCA letters still a thing? It seems like Torrenting died out significantly over the last 5 years.
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Ask yourself why you want a VPN. Is it to avoid your ISP collecting browsing data off you and selling it? Perhaps using 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1 as your DNS might be good enough. Is it to watch geo region blocked videos? Then pretty much any serv
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Essentially their former CEO was/is against gay marriage and donated to some organisation that was campaigning against it. People found out, some employees weren't happy also some sites put up a message when Firefox users visited.
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"the i3-1000NG4 Intel processor that is the cheapest option for the MacBook Air is not yet for public sale; it probably costs around $150, with far worse performance than the A13" In so curious so see this. Unless I missed it we
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They sell the machine as a single purpose box that plays games sold by them in their store. If someone buys it expecting something different that's really on them.
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Is there a standalone player for old flash content? If people wanted to still view old things created in it.
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In that case. It's very likely to be done to existing projects. Creating a different branch requires commiting to the repo, at least from what I understand. And and branch name is just a text field.
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Has someone said that's what they're doing? Have you seen more information about this change? Because the link here is just saying "that's a good idea and we're working on it" in response to someone asking abou
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master isn't a special branch right? Like I know some projects set their default branch as develop. Also the set upstream command, that let's you have a local branch name different from remote, right?
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There is no money in Desktop Linux. However there is money in running Linux for infrastructure. Because of this Server linux is great. The exception is Android but it does a lot of things on its own. Unless that changes it's not going
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So KDE have a distro which they don't call a distro. Essentially it's ubuntu 18.04 but KDE packages are from the KDE team. https://neon.kde.org/
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Has anyone tried it? I see the repo owner created an issue for success stories from users but it's empty. If it works, it's very awesome!
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What is this company's business model? It makes no sense to me how they plan to make money with something they advertise as completely free
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Yeah. I recall OpenSSL used to have issues of lack of contributors. [1] Anyone have any reasons why it wouldn't be crazy to use a small project's solution? [1] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/201
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I built a 2 drive 4TB RAID1 with a DS220j using these SMR drives the other day. To be honest performance is as I'd expect out of a hard drive. But I've mostly been using SSDs on my PCs. I've put my instrument VSTs on it and I
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What utopia of a country do you live in where people didn't care about race up until people started protesting about police brutality against black people?
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Buy a Linux certified laptop like the many from Dell or Lenovo and it'll work out of the box.
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I think it's easy to argue that your loudest users aren't a representative sample.
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I don't know what you want me to say. I haven't used jitsi or uberconference. If you have, tell me why they aren't popular? Do they do anything that Zoom doesn't?
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