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by Tharre 9y ago
If you get the FHD model, be aware that it has content adaptive brightness control (CABC) that can't be turned off. And Dell has so far refused to fix the issue. Extremely annoying if you're working with dark terminal screens and
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by Tharre 9y ago
If you don't need any binary drivers, and can live with libinput (touchpad support is still really bad, mouse is fine though) I'd say go for it. I've been using wayland for ~6 months now and except for the aforementioned limi
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by Tharre 9y ago
> [..] and didn't handle OOM. How would Chrome 'handle' an OOM anyway? As far as I'm aware, malloc doesn't return ENOMEM when the system runs out of memory, only when you hit RLIMIT_AS and alike.
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by Tharre 9y ago
If you want to use this for sandboxing, it may be a good idea to also include RestrictAddressFamilies=AF_UNIX AF_INET AF_INET6 to block non-IP sockets.
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by Tharre 9y ago
> [...] because it runs ZFS, which basically doesn't work unless you have ECC memory. That's a misconception, to quote Matthew Ahrens, cofounder of ZFS: "There's nothing special about ZFS that requires/encourages
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by Tharre 9y ago
How do you check that your printer isn't secretly storing your key somewhere? I've looked for open source/open hardware printers some time ago, unsuccessfully. I've written my main key down on paper by hand as a backup,
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by Tharre 9y ago
The fix for that is simple, use an external player, then they can't mess with your stop/mute/whatever buttons. I still can't reproduce any of this though, I get 0 ads on any of the streams I clicked through. EDIT: To fix
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by Tharre 9y ago
> the ads are burned into the stream, so you can't block them. Source? Adblock seems to work fine.
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by Tharre 9y ago
> [...] will considerably straining my eyes before I am used to it. Dell XPS 13 included. You do realize the Dell XPS 13 has QHD as an option?
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by Tharre 9y ago
Why does one need 600 tabs open in his browser though? I've ditched that habit years ago (ironically by switching to chromium), and it has been a major improvement for me.
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by Tharre 9y ago
Can you elaborate on what's currently stopping you from setting up a sync server for chromium?
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by Tharre 9y ago
Remove "C:\Windows\SystemApps\* cortana* " with something like[0] to get around "File is in use". A fair warning though, [insert standard MIT style disclaimer]. [0] https://gist.github.com/Tharre/d90
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by Tharre 9y ago
It's hard to be very specific here - since I obviously don't remember the exact problems I have encountered. However here are two examples[0][1] of the sort of problems I mean. Both are non-issues with pacman, I can simply choose
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by Tharre 9y ago
Not OP, but mostly in the same boat, except I still use Debian for my servers. My biggest gripe with debian is apt. Compared to pacman, it is just so much worse in just about everything. I realize that it has a slightly more difficult job,
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by Tharre 9y ago
Does anyone know a similar plugin for vim?
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by Tharre 9y ago
> Woman will likely receive less severe punishment for committing a crime than man Is there a country in the western world where this isn't the case?
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by Tharre 10y ago
I don't agree with nvahalik in the slightest, but I can't see any signs of intellectual dishonesty, or trolling, either. Unless you can make a case that your values are objectively more correct than his, you two are just holding
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by Tharre 10y ago
It's still insanity, unless you know what has changed or at least that something relevant is different this time. That's not to say that insanity doesn't work sometimes.
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by Tharre 10y ago
Emails can't be rewritten by anyone except your mail provider, which is unlikely to ever happen. What most likely really happened is that the mail included remote content which got reloaded - and thus changed.
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by Tharre 10y ago
That's because people who want that stuff can simply choose a different laptop. With Apple however, you're screwed if their top-of-the-line product doesn't provide the things you're looking for. And of course it's m
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by Tharre 10y ago
Probably because the people who buy into these types of arguments are not the ones they're trying to persuade? In any case, they make their values rather clear[0]. [0] https://stream.org/ten-principles/
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by Tharre 10y ago
I don't know what you're referring to, they do tell you all the time. "It's unnatural!", is probably the most common argument against same-sex marriage, and can only refer to the "natural" marriage depicte
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by Tharre 10y ago
> Stream offers a rich and lively source for breaking news, Christian inspiration and conservative commentary Seems religiously motivated to me, as you'd expect. Nothing extraordinary.
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by Tharre 10y ago
I don't think this Q&A format makes for a good case of not knowing C. I mean I got all answers right without thinking about them too much, but would I too if I had to review hundreds of lines of someone else's code? What about
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by Tharre 10y ago
If you're worried about losing issues, then just backup them using Github's API and some script[0]. [0] https://gist.github.com/Tharre/706b0d8c3567c1f5346a
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by Tharre 10y ago
What if I don't have any social media accounts? Do the officials just assume I'm lying and deny me entry? This is insanity.
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by Tharre 10y ago
To play devils advocate: How can you have a ROWE, if you can't really measure engineer productivity? This just seems to lead back to the most lines of code added = most work done attitude. This is a problem with traditional butts-in-se
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by Tharre 10y ago
The last time I tried to offer my seat to a obviously pregnant women she responded with: "No thanks, I'm pregnant, not a cripple.". So yeah it's complicated sometimes ...
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by Tharre 10y ago
I don't get what any of this has to do with FLOSS. Seems just American Capitalism as usual?
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by Tharre 10y ago
Why can't a name simply be a string of length X? All this work of checking for "correct" names is so pointless.

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