Jonnax

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by Jonnax 9y ago
Why is Ubuntu not suited to production? I keep hearing it but it's starting to sound like Red Hat marketing like Macs don't get viruses.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
I really need to sit down with a Mac for a while and figure out why the touchpad is really good. I've got two laptops I use daily right now a Lenovo T450 and a XPS 13. It's really apparent to me the lower 'resolution' of
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by Jonnax 9y ago
That's really sad to hear. With how complex laws are, it's scary that going to a professional may not be sufficient. But when you're totally unfamiliar with what the requirements are what can you do? Do large law/account
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by Jonnax 9y ago
The article mentions that the data comes from 10 browser extensions. Didn't mention which though.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
There's a type of earphone that utilises bone conduction. I hear they're generally waterproof
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Since you need Windows 10 to play the game. Open up the Xbox app on your PC, it'll ask you to create a username.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
This is 23 years into the future. If autonomous cars take off in that time, the future may be that you won't be able to drive a non-autonomous car on the roads. If that were to happen, it would be the motorways first. I would guess. Bu
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by Jonnax 9y ago
About 7 years ago, I spent about 20 days abroad. Didn't have a data plan so my phone stayed in my suitcase the entire trip and didn't have a computer. By the end I felt that I engaged with the world a lot more with a feeling that
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It isn't a glitch, that's an intended way of escaping it.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Lot of hot takes, and outdated advice. What's the point of this site?
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by Jonnax 9y ago
How does their business model work then? Subscription fees?
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It's called Assisted GPS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_GPS It speeds up getting an accurate location, doesn't provide a more accurate location than GPS. GPS on is generally accurate to around 5 or 6
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Was it a phone operator specific system? Like could you get the location of any phone number or only AT&T's, for example.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Well they give the chrome site to Safari on iPhone OS. So possibly but this is the company that is all about web standards, right? At least I'm sure that what someone working on Chromium/Chrome/Angular/etc would say.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It's similar speeds though I've got 4G or good Wifi. But what you miss out on is the top cards. Like if you search for Weather, you can see what's the predicted forecast per hour. Or when you search for translate, you get a t
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It is certainly annoying with how they try and nudge other products away in subtle ways. Like like Firefox on Android, works really well. However on Google's search, they give you a stripped down version of their search results inferio
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by Jonnax 9y ago
So it looks like the issue is the Imagination Technologies GPU since the quote from Acer mentions icons displaying incorrectly. This company has has a few forays into the PC space and everytime they've made their GPUs as long lived as
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by Jonnax 9y ago
I think that's a fair assumption. Since they seem to release builds of W10 Mobile in tandem with the desktop, it does show that there has been some effort to unify their code bases. Even if they put things on the backburner, the code
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It is best to assume that your IP address isn't private information. Every single site you visit will see it because it's the 'address' to which the server's response is sent to. What is the utility of correlating s
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Is that real money or vouchers? If it is vouchers, do you still need to pay fees on top of that?
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Looks like this allows you to select folders outside of the Google Drive folder to sync into the cloud without moving then into the Drive folder.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Your browser leaks a lot of information about you: https://panopticlick.eff.org/ Have a look at the detailed stats from your browser on that site. Incognito mode don't help for these.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Dell do Linux edition that ships with Ubuntu. So full compatibility.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
You're going to have to explain a bit more than that. Tabs are isolated fork each other and the web browser does give a web page the kind of access to be key logging. If you're talking about things that you type whilst the page is
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Was going through a UK airport and noticed they had some cameras with a silly looking LED light on them so I googled the manufacturer: http://www.hrsid.com/product-mflow#queue They supply facial recognition hardware/so
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Have you played a game called Heavy Rain? It has multiple protagonists that can die during the course of the story and the plot will continue moving forwards. But also there's scenarios where you have to convince a person to take your
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by Jonnax 9y ago
With all the talk of scanning in black and white, photocopying, taking a photo with a camera or retyping as means to get around the printer dots. Why not use OCR?
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by Jonnax 9y ago
Do you know where I could read more about the ways fingerprint scanner detect that it's a human finger? Sounds pretty fascinating.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It's one of those products that are quite unique which drives up the manufacturing cost. But also niche enough that it won't sell in large volumes.
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by Jonnax 9y ago
It's an interesting problem. Live updates without requiring a restart is going to be a complex task, how do you reload a library in use by a program without crashing it? Especially when Windows has a decade+ of software compatibility.

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