Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Perhaps why I've not seen it before is likely due to localization - I'm in the UK and of course the Pound has it's own symbol, thus the connection of $ -> Cash -> Cache may not be so readily made.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Interesting - LUKS and Apple's Filevault take the opposite approach; wherein you must provide a password from an authorised user in order to access the contents of a filesystem/logical volume. Meaning that without authorisation yo
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Formatting the partition(s) your OS is installed on is the uninstallation method. Uninstalling from the disk implies that you'll reuse the existing filesystem on the computer. Each of your named OSes has different preferences as to whi
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
As an aside you have an interesting notation, using $ to substitute for cache, using that symbol never once crossed my mind hah
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Bethesda and Obsidian are now sister studios - it is possible...
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
I would hope this would not be the case - in the past few years Microsoft have gone out of their way to build bridges with the PC gaming community, bringing their traditional first party titles (Forza, Halo, etc) to PC. With Fallout and The
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
The Outer Worlds was by Obsidian (founded by former Black Isle developers), and was unrelated to Bethesda’s games. Now of course with this announcement Obsidian and Bethesda are sister studios.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
I can imagine that Apple is fairly happy at the moment as a customer of TSMC; they do the heavy lifting on the lithography front and Apple just provide the designs. Purchasing TSMC would lead to it having to deal with maintaining relationsh
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Sure ARM and the majority of the alternatives are all RISC instruction sets not just the ones with RISC in their name
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Entertaining irony; I couldn’t resolve the A record for that domain from my pi-hole and nearly wrote an embarrassing comment here before I checked another resolver. All sorted now though
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
You’re correct about the coffee shop wifi being less of a problem year on year. Though WPA3 only gets you as far as the access point you’re connecting to - you still have the rest of the networks your traffic will grace between that access
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Interesting - As RHEL is downstream of Fedora, I thought BTRFS was not being explored further by Red Hat, on account of their deprecation of it downstream in RHEL. If I recall this was because they didn't have the developers able to wo
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
A clear channel billboard (roughly phonebooth size) in my area of London has a screen and a camera, it projects locally personalised ads for, among other things, a popular lager beer saying it’s available at a bar 30-100m away. I assume the
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
I think I misspoke there; the keyboard is going to function the same regardless of which model is chosen, blank caps or not. I didn't mean to imply that the keyboard didn't have reduced functionality. What I had meant to say was,
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Interestingly enough the HHKB has a bunch of keys exposed through using the function key that the blank keycap version doesn't appear to expose - home/delete/pgup/pgdown/scrlock/PrintScreen/Arrows
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
No sorry, my bad too - I missed those options altogether when I was looking at the website.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Ohh interesting - I was wrong, thanks for correcting me. I didn't see this link on the website.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
of note those machines are machines with Intel Processors in the same chassis, and are not AMD powered.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Hi! It's been a long time since I set it up and I haven't documented much of the process. Infrastructure wise: - It's your basic web app setup; - Cloud Load balancer with a static IP, listening on port 80 and 443 (presentin
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
I’ve been a fan of this product for quite a while, I self host a “standard file” server and make use of standard notes writing into it to keep my personal journal. Getting everything up and running isn’t difficult at all.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Congratulations to the team on this successful integration into OpenBSD. I'm really pleased to see ongoing Wireguard integration in all the big platforms. The setup is so simple, I route all my personal traffic through a simple cloud b
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Also bandied about here in the UK as an accompaniment to that is: "Going to court?"
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
I read somewhere (likely here) that this oddness comes from the idea that PDF is a way of structuring documents for print first, and presentation in a user interface is secondary. That the rendering of the document on screen is paramount as
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
Pull out a Stirling note in England from one of the several banks in Northern Ireland and most shopkeepers will look at you like you've come from the moon.
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
I think in Apple's case for many buyers (consumer and corporate) the "headline-price-don't-buy" machines are the machines that move the most units. Anecdotally at both my current and previous employer - the "default
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by Tsiklon 6y ago
If you’re using Mojave or later you don’t need `reattach-to-user-namespace` anymore :)
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by Tsiklon 7y ago
It seems to work for their computers, however I suspect that’s only an artefact known to the enthusiasts. I have noticed that with this convention you then run into people conflating the year of purchase with the model year, especially when
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by Tsiklon 7y ago
I suspect they want to diminish the concept of console generations altogether and push towards an "xbox as a service" type idea. Looking at how they've mentioned that owners of their new first party titles on xbox one will ha
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by Tsiklon 7y ago
By the sounds of things this is only if Apple provide the phone to the filmmakers as part of a promotional consideration. From the perspective of cultivating an image around their brand this makes sense to build this sort of clause into any
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by Tsiklon 7y ago
The latest version of Oracle Solaris now uses Gnome 3, deprecating the excellent but old Gnome 2 implementation they had (that ZFS Directory history integration in Nautilus was very cool).

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