Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I think Apple see iMovie and GarageBand as the entry point into funnelling interested users towards Final Cut and Logic Pro when they’re ready to reach for something more capable
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The takeaway was that the user made an incorrect guess based off the information they had available. Instagram has turned into one of the best acquisitions made in the last ten years, keeping the Facebook brand relevant to a younger audienc
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Well the clock speed of a Pentium 4 from back then isn’t exactly comparable to a Core i9 from today. Heck it wasn’t comparable to AMD’s offerings at the time which IIRC were uniformly 2.5GHz
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Last year I took out a new line with a EE and from looking at Experian it was a hard pull by them and a soft pull by Lexis Nexis for identification. I don't have my records from 2015 to recall if it was hard or soft.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
In the UK I think for at least a decade. I think I can remember submitting to a credit check for a mobile phone contract in 2012, and certainly again when I changed provider in 2015
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
For work I’ve become so very accustom to using a HHKB - in the office I use a HHKB Professional Hybrid Type-S. the Topre switches are essentially perfect for me, and the layout is so comfortable for me But personally at home I’m really enjo
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The party which forms the current UK government has received significant investment from wealthy Russian individuals. I do not trust them to make credible changes in this regard. Instead I expect them to punish regular Russian citizens who
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The Jonathan concept is fabulous. The idea of heterogeneous computers packaged together in an open standard, with a common interface for I/O is really a rather neat idea:
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
This leaves a bad taste in my mouth, as it feels potentially quite predatory. I think this will almost certainly be used to either kill second hand processor sales (by either burning the processor to a given motherboard), or to allow Intel
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
At the same time frame HP did the same with their /8 IIRC
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The distinction is that the quality of life improvement can be done now, and can make peoples' lives better immediately. It's not just wheelchair users that can make use of accessible infrastructure, the elderly, and young childre
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I think the combination of many smaller and unique factors - to name but a few - the “never read 1000 page EULA” incentivising users to just click through blindly, lax restrictions regarding privacy policies and terms of service being compr
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I was in McDonald’s yesterday in the UK and saw this was a product here now. I thought it was a new product hah, I hadn’t even considered it would be more readily available elsewhere
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
This appears to solve for the indexDB issue that allowed cross site tracking in Safari.
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About the security content of iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3(support.apple.com)
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Taotronics were one of the brands banned from Amazon last year for inflating user reviews[1]. [1] - https://www.theverge.com/2021/10/1/22703276/amazon-banned-br...
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I believe they meant to express the idea that such a scenario is beyond morally reprehensible, so as to liken it morally to a war crime.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
If I recall, a good portion of the UEFI Secure Boot system is entirely of Microsoft’s design, albeit this is thankfully an optional system in most cases but one that has definitely caused headaches for Linux users.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Personally I have a couple of issues with USB-C (and the whole USB Ecosystem as a whole); #1 - the female connector of the port has a circuit board present which may be more readily damaged than a port without it (ala Lightning - which has
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
It looks like the initial launch on Drop was a big success for the Kinesis team, the whole run sold out in under 30 minutes. I look forward to trying this out in summer 2022 when it becomes more readily available.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I suppose they're the paying customers.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I can see trouser pockets! either that or they're wearing a holster in the nude - which is a whole other ballgame entirely.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I've had success with using exFAT on my Mac for installing Windows, but I think that support for this in EFI on most hardware may be even less common than NTFS support in EFI. Using DD for windows images has been a pain for years, even
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Essentially I have the solution you desired to set out to achieve, just through lucky choice of base hardware - single cable from desktop/laptop to dock which carries two monitors, keyboard, mouse, audio and network. This stemmed from
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Judging by the thread it was a picture they themselves took and uploaded to Wikipedia. So the whole thing looks to be false.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
It’s likely they don’t, but we’re part of that early group of companies that moved first. In the article the author mentions that /8 was the smallest amount of space that could be allocated at the time. Apple, HP and GE (IIRC) also hav
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
Many of these really should be default integrations into the DE, quickly pairing with a Bluetooth device, and the Audio Device selector specifically are tremendously useful in MacOS and Windows.
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
The new tab design is entirely optional on Monterey, the reception to it was that bad. I personally don’t use the new tab design on the desktop. But I do use the new tab design on iOS (which conveniently moves the address bar to the bottom
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I’ve always had a soft spot for Apache httpd, Something about it’s configuration syntax i can grok a little easier than Nginx. I look forward to testing 2.6 out!
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by Tsiklon 5y ago
I recall on the older machines that they had upwards of 60 screws holding the keyboard into the top panel. I’ve not checked out a teardown in a long time, is that still the case or is it riveted in? I always suspected that 60+ screw solutio

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