Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Apple have used nVidia stuff a few times since the 8000 series solder screw ups. 2010, 2012, 2013 + 2014 MacBook Pro’s to name a few instances
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Unfortunately while a pretty concise solution, it’s been the case over the past 10-15 years that the GPU market has moved at a much faster pace than the display market. So the main thing that would worry me is to have a monitor that is capa
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I don't particularly miss the jack. I lost the jack when i went to a 7+ in 2016. Personally on the go I use a decent bluetooth headphone, and have done for the past 2 years. At home I use a proper amplifier set up for my headphones. If
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
If this were all possible it would likely involve a very expensive licensing deal with Apple Corps. as Apple Records already exists.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
This is one of the official Ubuntu Flavours: Ubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Ubuntu Gnome, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Ubuntu Kylin, Ubuntu Budgie, Ubuntu Studio. All share the same software repositories, and are collections of similar or related software packa
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
That painpoint with the default browser you mention is likely down to SNI (Server Name Indication) not being supported on Android Gingerbread and below. So some websites will not work in HTTPS for you. For a phone, anything running Ice Crea
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I recall seeing an article regarding an interview with a US Civil War veteran in the 1950's [1] which made me think, the Irish Famine was only some 150 years ago. It would have been likely that as recent as say, the 1930's you may
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I think this decision makes sense, especially from a support perspective. I understand that Wayland is good and working for a large number of users in Fedora. however I'd be inclined to think that Canonical may choose to go Wayland in
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
If the spiders and creepy crawlies aren't too big sign me up. London is wall to wall grey and a touch bleak. Where I'm from (Northern Ireland) is historically forest, but exploitation over the last 1000 years has turned it bare an
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I could imagine an OEM like Apple or Dell looking at these to free up space in their board layout on their notebooks or small form factor computers In such a scenario ECC memory is not really a high priority, no? Looking at the PCI-Express
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I think that all depends on what stuff you enjoy listening too. Heavy Metal music as an example, tends to be promoted by smaller scale promoters local to one town or city or area.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
It's not well publicised but, if you know anyone who's moved away from iOS they can remove their phone number from iMessage here; https://selfsolve.apple.com/deregister-imessage/
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I'm looking forward to getting stuck in with this. I happily paid for Pixelmator.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
You're mostly correct. On a CoreStorage Filevault 2 system, the Recovery HD is used as the boot loader, calling an EFI program named "boot.efi" present on the filesystem. On a APFS system things are a bit different; the Recov
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Hang on, Asbestos is still used in America?
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Does Lockheed Martin have much of a footprint in commercial aircraft, i thought they were a predominantly military focused firm?
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
They do; if you have it in your purchase history on your iCloud account and your machine supports the older version you can grab the installer.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Hopefully they'll go back to allowing custom playlists like they did in past versions.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
From my personal experience with the developer betas on my laptop; I experienced no issue during the conversion of Corestorage Filevault to APFS Filevault. The conversion to APFS was offered as an option to me during the Developer Beta seri
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Unfortunately the cynic in me says there's more money in keeping people fearful.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
And frankly in terms of stagecraft Tim Cook has come on leaps and bounds from his first few conferences. As someone who's quite withdrawn and reserved at work, I'd imagine it's quite a challenge to have to develop those skill
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I think it's more the public embarrassment and loss of face from the leak before their big press conference than actual damage to the company. Especially since they have "doubled down on secrecy". Regardless, someone is super
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I always thought the Audiophile option was an external DAC? Though the DAC that iOS devices have shipped with was traditionally quite strong. I have an Oppo HA-2 and it works great with my iOS devices (though i use it as a portable amp for
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Personally for me and my usage in the UK, a mobile phone plan is more expensive over the course of 2 years. Yes the initial outlay is more painful, but i find £25 a month much more palatable than £74 (for the same plan with the phone) back
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I'd say there's a relative but slim chance of the new phone having a USB-C port, they changed from the 30Pin to Lightning after 5 iterations of the iPhone (and that was 5 model years ago...). But I think it's more likely they
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
one of the main benefits of Arch is that it sticks so close to the upstream (in terms of its packages) that the wiki can be useful for everyone.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
it still is... not every network is willing to pay for the back end to support it.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I remember when I first did that with a unix machine, immediately my perspective on desktop computing changed. i thought it was witchcraft.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Is that the Evi Nemeth et al. book? I didn't think they were doing another edition after she was lost at sea? I'll happily buy an updated version.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
I'm still waiting on Visual Voicemail to come to my Carrier; i had it on a previous carrier and it was superbly useful.

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