Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 7y ago
On some level I rather like the idea that Aldi, after fending off Walmart on their home turf are now making successful inroads in America in an effort to take Walmart's lunch.
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by Tsiklon 7y ago
I'd be inclined to believe it was ignored because of this effort.
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by Tsiklon 7y ago
There will be a non-zero number of people who will have purchased those games precisely due to there being a linux client available for them. Pulling support for a client of a competitive online game like Rocket League is fundamentally clos
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
My old 2011 MacBook supports only 8GB officially - though the Intel chipset onboard will support 16GB - It's run happily with 16GB of RAM since 2012...
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Interestingly the BBC doesn't actually do it's own forecasting, only relaying information provided by the firm it's contracted - Weather forecasting is done by a few companies in the UK, of which the BBC has a contract with o
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I suppose when it comes to opening a line of credit - being able to sign up and have everything approved and ready to go in minutes (at a reasonable interest rate) is the differentiator here. The products offered by Revolut, Monzo et al are
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I saw another user here in this comments section reference a project which might be useful to you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19436783
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I've noticed some artists marking certain releases on Bandcamp as 'private' they're all at the bottom of my collection - usually if the record is picked up by a larger label, did that artist delete them or mark them priv
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
From what I understand of the matter, in terms of a generalised distinction the two differ on how they signal their wealth and their behaviour amongst peers. Old money is wealth that has been sustained through several generations - Traditio
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Assuming you're using Linux, if you're using LVM on LUKS: Back everything up first. - Boot to a live disk. - DD the disk from the first sector to the end of /boot over to the new disk. - open your preferred partitioning tool
551.
by Tsiklon 8y ago
you've got A, B, C, Micro, and Mini connectors all that conform to 3.0 and 3.1 spec... Alas the standard needs standardised....
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Aren't all foodstuffs and the like supposed to be labelled in metric in the US, in addition to imperial? I'd imagine while a pain to deal with non round SI measures it should be reasonably easy to work out price per unit, no?
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Atmospheric Black Metal apparently isn't whimsical enough to achieve mass market appeal. Jokes aside, in my opinion, this sort of music while twee and forgettable is appealing enough to not leave a bad taste in the mouth about the whol
554.
by Tsiklon 8y ago
I have only experienced this when swapping out to youtube or when the application I was playing music in previously gets closed to free up memory after a long period of time in the background idle (you can see this when the application appe
555.
by Tsiklon 8y ago
I think that you should go one further - and do periodical or continuous security reviews of the third party services you're using on your app or website. You're reliant on them behaving in the same manner consistently, and behavi
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I was considering picking up a new Air, as i actually quite like the feel of the keyboard in it too - however even the demonstration laptop I tested typing on in an Apple store was suffering from the keyboard issues others have described (d
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
The strike should never pass the outer boundary of the 0. I believe that's the solution the Grandparent comment implied. Alternatively the strike could pass the alternative way through the symbol.
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
A good number of London Underground lines are automatic operation - however on manually operated London underground lines they have a board similar to the zebra board at each station - it's at the driver end of the platform and shows t
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Over here in Europe there's good variety in the van market, which is functionally equivalent to the Pickup market in the US. There may be an unmet demand in the US for some of the smaller vehicles. Most of the big car manufacturers her
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Shoot, you're onto us. Any time I was posting there included screenshots of 'ranger', various permutations of 'htop', and a 'Matrix' style scrolling character feed.
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
In the server environment at least, Ubuntu 18.04 makes use of `systemd-resolve`, running a dns server locally. Have you looked at setting DNS with that?
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
MacOS doesn't appear to ship GPLv3 licensed code. 3.2 is the last update on GPLv2. Alternatively - newer versions of ZSH are frequently provided by Apple.
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
as an aside - the 2011 machines at this point have good support for Linux, you should be able to eke out a bit more time with your machine and still receive software updates and fixes if that's the route you wish to take.
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
E1M8B and E1M4B were Romero's first new Doom levels in years - https://mashable.com/2016/01/15/doom-john-romero-new-level as for the 16GB flash drive - I assume that in a bulk purchase the price differen
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I've ever seen \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.efi used as a last resort used if the system's entries don't point to a valid loader. Pretty grim if that was all your system would allow you to use.
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
as an aside there's a super easy keyboard shortcut for screen locking now in OS X 10.14 cmd-ctrl-q. As I've swapped caps lock and control in the keyboard settings, it's very easily became second nature - due to where my hands
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I suspect the GP saw this during a point release update on Mojave. Baseless speculation: I suspect that they were referring to Apple making use of the ability to spin up a new temporary APFS volume to store the Update packages + Staging env
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
As I understand it - the T2 chip is also the storage controller for the Flash storage used in these new machines, so if it were disabled you'd have to use external storage.
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
I don’t think an employer who treats their staff like that or wishes to is worth working for. Trust works both ways. Yes there are people who tread water and do little, this happens in any organisation past a certain size and they need to b
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by Tsiklon 8y ago
Very correct, that's a perfectly reasonable explanation, especially in terms of the usual consumers of high end luxury goods.

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