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LeonM
7y ago
Wait... you bought the book and still got ads? That's unacceptable. Ask for a full refund and never ever buy anything from that company again.
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LeonM
7y ago
It took me a while to understand what BBB is, maybe the author should have taken into account that non-american readers don't know what it is.
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LeonM
7y ago
KPN now has a notice on the website frontpage that the outage is fixed and the emergency number is reachable again.
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LeonM
7y ago
Like I said, they will have to make one under government pressure, but I bet you they won't publicly release it.
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LeonM
7y ago
What makes you think a telco will ever do a publicly accessible post-mortem after an outage? They will probably have to do one under government pressure, but it'll be so heavily NDA'd that no one will ever read it.
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LeonM
7y ago
I don't want to turn it off, but it should obey the volume setting if headphones are connected (your phone can detect that). But I guess this is vendor specific, in my case it was a Samsung S9, maybe other vendors implement it differen
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LeonM
7y ago
I discussed this recently here on HN [0], the fake spinner is a dark-UI to 'punish' you for opting out. If you just accept the popup disappears immediately. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20131381
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LeonM
7y ago
Yep, I just received it on my phone, which wasn't fun because I was listening to music, my phone blasted the emergency tone at full volume through my earpods. It really hurt :( Anyway, good to see that the emergency system works. I jus
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7y ago
I use my Pi2 as a media player (LibreElec), and just ordered a Pi4 4gb which I'm planning to replace my ageing server and NAS with.
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7y ago
Europe is a bit of a big place, and made up of a lot of countries with their own governments, so the charging situation varies from country to country. I live in the Netherlands and the FastNed charging network is almost been fully rolled o
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7y ago
My Lenovo 40AN workstation dock has worked very reliably under Windows.
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Common Made Mistakes with SPF
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LeonM
7y ago
> Why are you using GRUB to dual-boot at all? Your machine has UEFI for that. As far as I know, dual booting through UEFI requires me frantically hitting the F12 button during powerup to get into the boot menu. And then it won't rem
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7y ago
> I hope Apple finally fixes the Keyboard+durability issues with their next MBP iteration. Personally, I came to think that the 500$ Apple tax is worth it compared to all the (software) convenience + (hardware) quality that they offer. I
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7y ago
I think it's due to modern stuff such as UEFI and the TPM. There are hacks you can do to flash the BIOS from Linux though, but I always fear bricking my laptop, so I prefer to use the OEM tool.
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7y ago
I own an 4K X1-extreme, which is basically the P1 without the Quadro card and Xeon/ECC option. I run Ubuntu 19.04 on it and have so many problems. - Grub has ridiculous performance issues on 4K screens, it renders at less than 1 fps, m
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7y ago
Not just back in the day, I have at least a couple of customers of which I know they are losing money because of billing issues. Why? Because most accounting software is horrible and have minimal to no third party integration options. Many
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7y ago
I build a LFS system recently, only to get stuck at the very last step (installing the bootloader), because my system uses UEFI. LFS supplies a UEFI guide [0], but it's outdated and incomplete. I kinda gave up there, didn't have t
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7y ago
You're right. So many times I had a bad privacy consent experience while seeing their logo under it. Now I automatically associate Oath with that bad experience. I guess that's why I assumed Oath to be some privacy settings servic
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LeonM
7y ago
It's the latest and greatest in dark UI. The same goes for the fake progress spinners that take ~30 seconds to 'store' your privacy settings if you want to opt out, and for some reason don't take time at all if you just
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7y ago
Site is down, but judging by the photos on Flickr, there were some really weird and unusable (?) keyboards on display. Are these considered art or experiments? Or do people have actual use for things like 20-key layouts?
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LeonM
7y ago
Like Elv13 already said: the form factor is totally different, so it won't work in any desktop enclosure or with a standard power supply. But apart from that, server boards sometimes don't have a storage controller, no audio, only
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7y ago
I looked into buying a server to harvest the CPU and RAM, then building a desktop machine using a regular cooling components to keep it quiet. I found the real problem of a re-purposing server is not the noise, but rather that the motherboa
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LeonM
7y ago
That 600W is the maximum power it can supply. You'll only come close to this figure when the PC is under full load (like gaming). But while idle, a (modern) PC draws about 30-50 watts.
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LeonM
7y ago
I clicked away as soon as this site asked for permission to send notifications. I haven nothing against content marketing, but please don't ruin the reading experience.
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LeonM
7y ago
If your DO (or other cloud provider) credentials are compromised, it's usually a matter of seconds before someone fires up the largest possible number of instances to start crypto mining.
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7y ago
I live in the Netherlands, the government here passed a law in 2016 that prohibits shops from giving out free plastic bags (the are required to charge a minimal of 25 cents for a bag). In my opinion it works tremendously well. It took about
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LeonM
7y ago
That is until websites started detecting adblockers and refusing access to their site. My mom called me because her tablet was broken, it turned out the news website had a giant overlay with some heartbreaking story that they relied on ad s
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7y ago
> Get them smartphones, preferably iOS As much as I dislike Apple and their ecosystem, iOS is the way to go. But I went with tablets over phones, just for practicality with browsing and such. With an iPad (as opposed to an Android tablet
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7y ago
Europe (Netherlands). The climate here is quite mild. I drive a saloon car, so I can keep the laptop in the trunk, which is quite well insulated. I won't recommend keeping a laptop (or anything for that matter) in the cabin.
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