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by ac29 1y ago
Its very possible they did detect it and that's why law enforcement got involved. But yes, they also might not care if they are getting paid. If the SIMs are only being used for voice/text as I suspect, it might have very minimal
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by ac29 1y ago
While I'm sure some people appreciate your link to pirated content, it seems inappropriate for HN.
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by ac29 1y ago
You can review it here: https://github.com/libjxl/jxl-rs Seems to be under very active development.
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by ac29 1y ago
> The time you spend on a night trains is spent sleeping. Have you ever been on a night train? I love train travel but night trains are rough since I find it very difficult to sleep. But, I cant really sleep on planes either.
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by ac29 1y ago
> I agree but does Flatpak actually work for CLI tools (which is where I see most use of curl-bash). E.g. could I install Rust using Flatpak? My understanding was it's more suited for sandboxed GUI apps. Distrobox is basically flatp
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by ac29 1y ago
The article says they are also developing a RISCV CPU
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by ac29 1y ago
> just have to deal with live reads Sponsorblock takes care of >95% of those.
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by ac29 1y ago
> After Game of thrones season 8, people wonder why they should invest into a show when there’s a high chance it won’t pay off. GoT was going downhill way before the final season. Also, I'm not sure what you mean by investing in a s
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by ac29 1y ago
Hell, I'd be happy to pay full price to have this option. All my devices run Linux and apparently there is no amount of money that will let me stream paid content above 480p.
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by ac29 1y ago
I'm not the person who orignally said they dont use extensions. I have no issue using uBO or other extensions. I'm sure typing this comment and sending it over the internet involves billions of lines of code running on countless p
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by ac29 1y ago
> Not 10 years. For example, another commenter mentioned the 7700 CPU which is from 2017. Keep in mind that 2017 was the launch of this CPU which means it was available to consumers for a couple of years at least. So presumably you could
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by ac29 1y ago
Where are you seeing support until 2038? I see support until 2027. Even if it was 2038, Win10 LTSC only supports hardware from the time it was originally released. That might or might not be a problem today, but it definitely will be proble
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by ac29 1y ago
Of all of the things that are a challenge on Linux, UEFI isnt one of them. I'm curious what you mean. The term might come up in Linux distro installers but the ones I have used recently all handle it fine (Arch, Debian, Fedora). Secure
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by ac29 1y ago
> But yeah it's kind of delusional to put a blanket ban on code you could read yourself. uBlock origin is 307k lines of code. Yes, you could read it all, but its an impractical task. Just to be clear, I'm not suggesting uBO is
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by ac29 1y ago
DHH made a blog post in which he implied (but did not state) that the UK isnt white enough anymore. Its gross and racist, but as far as I know this is all there is to the current controversy around him. If you want to read the post, its her
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by ac29 1y ago
I've been using Linux for 25 years and I think its been nearly that long since I had kernel issues that required patching the kernel (if ever). Maybe back in the 2.5 days? The only drivers that I've had memorable issues with over
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by ac29 1y ago
I got a new laptop recently and while I didnt need more speed or memory, the fact that it uses less than half the energy as my previous laptop (and correspondingly lasts more than twice as long on battery) is extremely nice. As an aside - I
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by ac29 1y ago
Fedora has had an immutable KDE distribution for a while: https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/kinoite/
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by ac29 1y ago
Yeah, there are only a small handful of companies making radios for mobile networks that I am aware of - its really hard. Qualcomm, Samsung, Mediatek, Apple?
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by ac29 1y ago
I know what you meant by "non corpo", but the Ladybird organization is literally a corporation: https://ladybird.org/assets/documents/public-records/2024-03...
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by ac29 1y ago
They are, but they arent great tests of what a browser is capable of. For example, Firefox does not pass Acid2 or Acid3
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by ac29 1y ago
Yeah, the above referenced TRS-80 Model 100 had a 240x64 monochrome display with no backlight. No surprise it didnt use much power.
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by ac29 1y ago
> This didn't trip my AI detector LLMs seem to love putting stuff in bold, thats an immediate red flag for me.
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by ac29 1y ago
> Awaiting their “premium cannot be shared with people outside household” policy so I can finally cancel That's been a policy for a while, the sign up page prominently says "Plan members must be in the same household". No
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by ac29 1y ago
> just developing their own workaround that requires users to learn another unnecessary custom way to edit a plain text file. There's no need to use systemctl edit to make or edit an override file, its just a convenience shortcut
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by ac29 1y ago
The answer to your question is in the first sentence of the article
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by ac29 1y ago
> I was recently looking into 2nm myself, and based on wikipedia article on 2nm, TSMC 2nm is about 50% more dense than the samsung and intel equivalent. I did the math on TSMC N2 vs Intel 18A, and the former is 30% denser according to T
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by ac29 1y ago
> Most clued-up places enable you to register a Yubikey as 2FA. So then it doesn't matter if you loose your OTP app and your backup codes because you've still got a Yubikey. And what happens if you lose your Yubikey or it stops
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by ac29 1y ago
> except its not a spoofed email. It's really from Google Read the text shown in the screenshot in an article. I am 99.9% sure that is not from Google. The wording screams scam to me, most likely from someone who is not a native Eng
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by ac29 1y ago
>A bunch of zero marginal cost capital funding purchases of U.S. debt would absolutely push down rates There is a floor to short term treasury rates because the Fed also runs overnight repo operations linked to the Fed funds rate

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