Tsiklon

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by Tsiklon 9y ago
if i recall the galaxy nexus was dropped just after 4.3, if i recall correctly this was due to Texas Instruments dropping out of the modem game no? that was the last android phone I owned.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Intel have a high end desktop chipset related to the server boards which is used in such cases. X79, X99, both are related to equivalent server chipsets in C602 and C612 respectively. Yes boards are more expensive but the HEDT platform has
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
An addendum to your point: Aer Lingus (the Irish Flag Carrier) used to fly the 747 out of Dublin.
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by Tsiklon 9y ago
Frankly, I just learned about the exposure setting after watching those videos. When you tap to focus on an item, the box should appear with a sun beside it, you can draw your finger up to increase the exposure, you'll see the sun move
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
The app allows you to use 1 headphone as a relay to another bose bluetooth headphone to play music from the same source, as well as firmware updates, renaming the device name the headphone appears as under bluetooth and finally changing the
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
I needed a bit of that.
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
In my opinion; of all the sections in an Operating System's installation program the partitioner should be the least vague of all. At every step of the partitioning/volume management process you should be able to quickly undo or b
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
The partitioner would be absolutely fine were the system i was using intended to be a single OS machine. but mine isn't. My issues with it are from a HCI perspective; - the Done button is context sensitive which is rubbish. - Sele
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
absolutely not, automatically running auto remove may lead to bad things; on occasion autoremove flags other more useful packages for removal. For example I'm using LVM with my installation on my Ubuntu laptop and after updating the k
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
I'm reminded of this; https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
a short point of order: Upstart existed and shipped long before Systemd existed, Infact Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 shipped with Upstart. It was the shortcomings in Upstart that led to the development of Systemd. If you're using RHEL 6
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
... under my desk.
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
CentOS has a different versioning scheme now with v7. Indeed you're correct this is effectively CentOS 7.3, but in the project's own vernacular it's "CentOS 7 (1611)", therefore the OP is technically correct; howeve
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by Tsiklon 10y ago
HP Workstations officially support RHEL and SLES, looking at the Datasheet for this little guy confirms it; http://www8.hp.com/us/en/workstations/z2mini.html