Jonnax

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by Jonnax 6y ago
Discord doesn't market themselves as being neutral and they have community guidelines: https://discord.com/guidelines
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My perspective is that I don't really care. If my smart TV gets hacked, what are they going to do? Take my Netflix and YouTube credentials? I've got an LG TV, there aren't huge adverts. It's faster than switching on my
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Where does discord say it's for free discussion? In two clicks I found their community guidelines on their website: https://discord.com/guidelines Second rule: "Do not organize, promote, or coordinate servers arou
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It seems once a platform gets to a certain size, an entitlement to service regardless of whether it's against the terms of service grows. "Retard" is considered a slur by some. It doesn't matter if others don't cons
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Iris Xe Intel’s first desktop discrete GPU will not work with AMD processors(videocardz.com)
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How about power consumption? Or PCIe Gen 4 support? I wouldn't say Intel has anything worth looking into if you want 32 or 64 cores on the desktop.
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I did a search and found this patch note for a game which has a comparison graph comparing cold load, hot load and size of some algorithms: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/991270/view/18064466...
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The frustrating thing about 7zip is that whilst it's opensource, a single author just does code drops. So there's a bunch of forks with useful features that'll never be adopted because there's no collaboration. At least
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The FCC said that 3mbps upload speed is all internet users need. They might not be in tune with modern internet usage https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/21/22242635/fcc-ajit-pai-int...
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I'm under the impression that GitHub Enterprise's on prem ci/cd pipelines isnt available yet
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"In the case of Firefox’s image cache, a tracker can create a supercookie by “encoding” an identifier for the user in a cached image on one website, and then “retrieving” that identifier on a different website by embedding the same im
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So no protection for the users?
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So the reason for objecting doesn't matter, just that they objected?
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I did a quick search. UAE and Israel have about 9 million population each. The EU has a population of about 447 million. Seems like these two countries are 2% of EU in terms of population.
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The Financial Times put out an article a few days ago about the road to Brexit. I think a fair conclusion is that the government didn't have interest in getting a good deal or sorting out potential issues. https://amp.ft.com
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Anyone from the UK: What are you doing to mitigate with personal spending? Now having to pay import duty/VAT on EU imports plus a ~£10 handling fee for delivery company handling. It seems like the cost of living is increasing.
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Compile Firefox yourself and remove that functionality?
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Right. The poor design that was as a result of cost saving as well as time to market pressure. 15% less fuel burn than what as well? They competitors? Their older plane? Was the deaths of so many people worth that reduction in CO2 for the p
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Does it matter? They said pilots could learn the difference with some iPad training. Two planes full of people were killed due to Boeing wanting to save money on their aircraft design. If the same pilot error caused their deaths, then maybe
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Why is it dumb to repair electronics? It reduces e-waste.
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The reason is that Apple used PPC CPUs in their Mac's before Intel And this was a distro geared towards PowerPC hardware.
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"The Core i3 move to a 5nm process is set to be followed by mid-range and high-end CPUs being produced for Intel by TSMC on a 3nm process in 2H22." So Intel becoming Fabless is a matter of time?
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Some senate republicans are very much in the camp that they're traitors. Trump will be having a trial in the senate since he has been impeached. So he likely doesn't want to anger anyone.
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It's quite funny that Bannon got pardoned for his Build the Wall fundraiser which he and three others were sentenced for fraud and Bannon is the only one that got pardoned.
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Windows 10 or some ancient version of Windows?
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Who is this person? Are they a contributor to Elastic? Or just putting words into their mouths?
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These things seem like Amazon went beyond just selling their hosted version of Elasticstack: "When the service launched, imagine our surprise when the Amazon CTO tweeted that the service was released in collaboration with us. It was no
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Red Hat is in the position where enterprises believe that it's better and more secure. That means that it's valuable.
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https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/native-hardwa... Looks like you tap a phone number on a web page and it opens the dialer app
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The reason is time to market. Intel are releasing new laptop parts said to beat their 4000 series, so they need to continue being competitive out of the door. Also their highest margin chips are going to be pared with discrete GPUs.

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