Telaneo

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by Telaneo 1y ago
It's always funny to me how Reddit is one of the less garbage sources on random unexpected shit you one day want to find out. If you're really lucky, someone will have written a really good article on some niche topic on their per
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by Telaneo 1y ago
Even if someone reuploads it, it's usually just another Youtube purge away from being lost again, unless someone goes out of their way to reupload it somewhere else. The datahoarders of the world probably have somewhat decent archives
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by Telaneo 1y ago
How about a law that a company can't disable your product remotely, full stop? Or at least make it a negative right, so that any company can't disable your car/dishwasher/thermostat/video game, unless there's a
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by Telaneo 1y ago
If fluid simulations are included in your definition of serious work, then you can't do serious work on any machine with less than at least 128 GB of RAM, probably more, be it Windows, Linux or Mac. Your SSD will be killed by excessive
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by Telaneo 1y ago
Yet more proof kernel-level anti-cheat is mostly pointless. I know the demand to do something about cheaters is high, but when that something isn't working, you'd think the sensible thing to do is try something else. I wonder how
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by Telaneo 1y ago
I know Firefox has it, since I used it to test my own website. Once you go past text and really small images, it starts taking minutes to load.
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by Telaneo 1y ago
And that assumes you have damn near a perfect phone line. Any interference along the line is probably going to knock you down to 33.6. I wonder if they keep stats on that.
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by Telaneo 1y ago
It's understandable why they're making these cuts, but it sure ain't a good sign. I hope it doesn't devolve into Intel becoming a less viable option for Linux. Intel wifi chipsets work great on Linux since they're w
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by Telaneo 1y ago
SSDs aren't exactly known for high failure rates, especially if you're staying within their expected endurance. Sure, you can kill one by running fluid simulations of one, but any sane use case doesn't even come close to what
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by Telaneo 1y ago
They're probably just penny pinching to get more people to buy into their own subscription, believing that people actually have some brand loyalty to GM. I believe they're wholly mistaken in that, and I believe that most people wh
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by Telaneo 1y ago
Rome wasn't built in a day. Proton have already gotten a 2000% increase in VPN customers following the Online Safety Act being passed,[1] and we haven't even gotten to the point of Ofcom heavily enforcing this yet. It hasn't
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by Telaneo 1y ago
Everything (the program for Windows) gives Windows very good search, and it's not really doing any magic. It's just taking the NTFS journal and putting a decent GUI around it. File content search is optional and much slower, and i
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by Telaneo 1y ago
Just as when everybody has fastpasses at the theme park, no-one ends up having them in practice. Instead you just end up with some even bigger losers (the people who now have to wait 4 hours per ride), and the company gets another piece of
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by Telaneo 1y ago
My thoughts exactly. Great, there's food at home, ready to eat, 6 days a week. Can I eat it though? I'm sure in an ideal world you could get past that problem by talking and having everybody else compile a mental list of what meal