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by _arvin 9y ago
My Linux desktop never locks up. I'd suggest messing around with a different kernel, double checking graphic drivers, etc.
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by _arvin 9y ago
A few years ago I had some downtime and nothing going on, so I decided to try a water fast for three days as a sort of detox/cleanse after doing some research. The first 24-36 hours were definitely the toughest, but then the hunger fee
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by _arvin 9y ago
wasn't the downvoter, but general statements like that don't include context of workload (i.e. is it a desktop or server, gaming pc, etc.) so different i/o schedulers would be optimal for different scenarios
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by _arvin 9y ago
for anyone needing further instructions, you'll want the generic .deb files for your architecture (not low-latency unless you know what that is): linux-headers-4.12.0-041200_4.12.0-041200.201707022031_all.deb linux-headers-4.12.0-04120
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by _arvin 9y ago
you can download "ubuntu kernel update utility" (ukuu) for an easier way to install and remove kernels, but you likely won't find a PPA that'll deliver you point releases as they come for the latest mainline
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by _arvin 9y ago
HTTPS Everywhere* * except uspto.gov Are there any other .gov sites doing this? Can anyone shed more light on this?
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by _arvin 9y ago
Great article. Avid ST3 user here, but glad to hear about the improvements. For anyone curious, I made a quick gif comparing startup times on my machine for Sublime Text 3 (Build 3129), Atom (1.16.0), Atom Beta (1.17.0-beta2, the one mentio
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by _arvin 9y ago
:) welcome!
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by _arvin 9y ago
Try out Antergos 17.4 in a VM. I think you'll really like it. I personally use Ubuntu 16.04/Unity 7, but I'm very impressed with the flat look and sleekness overall. Antergos is based off of Arch Linux. https://ant
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by _arvin 9y ago
Nice. Personally, guake is still my go to (sudo apt install guake, info at github.com/guake/guake). Can't live without it.
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by _arvin 10y ago
How lazy are you?
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Anonymous to release new documents Tuesday re: the 'Making a Murderer' case(businessinsider.com)
2 points by _arvin 11y ago|0 comments
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by _arvin 12y ago
Nipped that in the bud quite nicely. Some of those passwords were god-awful. Moral of the story: 2FA for the win.