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by aeadio 3y ago
Which is why you split the difference. Own your own domain, and host at a reputable, reliable mail service provider like Fastmail. If you get taken down by a TOS violation, you didn’t lose your email address, just the contents of your inbox
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by aeadio 3y ago
A simple reject policy is showing up as an error, despite validating fine with other DMARC checker apps like MX Toolbox, The From domain (...) has an invalid DMARC record. ... DMARC record found: v=DMARC1; p=reject; The DM
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by aeadio 3y ago
I think the parent comment was referring to messaging, ie iMessage vs the others. Ie, in Taiwan and Japan the dominant solution is Line, not iMessage or SMS.
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by aeadio 3y ago
Processes get interrupted and rescheduled between tens and hundreds of times per second (depending on OS, the scheduler may take over somewhere between 100 and 2000 Hz, although it doesn't necessarily deschedule every time). This is ho
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by aeadio 3y ago
> Well, that's a dumb and misinformed argument. Only the one out of the box is included with macOS - the rest are download on demand. ... and cleaned up automatically when more free space is needed.
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by aeadio 3y ago
> But as it gets wider use fact is the vast majority of systems have a single device and don't want to cut available storage in half for copies=1. Setting copies=2 for the root filesystem, but segmenting stuff like caches, user down
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by aeadio 3y ago
The slowness seems to come from rendering the desktop-style tab bar. With that disabled, the UI seems more or less as snappy as Safari on the iPhone.
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Vivaldi on iOS(vivaldi.com)
151 points by aeadio 3y ago|110 comments
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by aeadio 3y ago
This article is completely inept. I'm nowhere near an expert in WiFi tech, but having done a lot of in-office WiFi setups over the past several years, it's easy to see the differences in quality generation over generation. > Tr
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by aeadio 3y ago
Oh boy. I moved to DC about a year ago. I have nothing against automatic traffic cameras. I've seen them used to great effect in NYC, where I'm natively from, to reduce speeding incidents in sensitive areas like high-traffic mixed
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by aeadio 3y ago
I do something similar, but instead of a script with a bunch of `defaults write`, Ansible has an osx_defaults module. https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/communit...
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by aeadio 3y ago
> your rights are not restricted, when I refuse to do business with you This is the part that I don't think it's so safe to assume. A case can and should be made that my rights are restricted and/or I have experienced genu
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by aeadio 3y ago
He makes an offhand comment implying he doesn't feel they're incompatible, but not in any official stance as an Oracle lawyer. He then qualifies that by saying, more or less, Oracle has not come after anyone over OpenZFS, so every
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by aeadio 3y ago
He's not the only person that feels CDDL and GPL licenses are compatible. Their alleged incompatibility[1] seems to stem from a lot of hair splitting over technicalities that don't align with the spirit of either license. [2][3][4
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by aeadio 3y ago
The issue isn't about them refusing to give sources to their customers. It's around placing restrictions on their ability to exercise their rights with those sources under the GPL. > You may not impose any further restrictions
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by aeadio 3y ago
This method dates back to Socrates https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_dialogue
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by aeadio 3y ago
They don’t prevent you from using aftermarket chargers. They just display a warning, which can be disabled in the BIOS.
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by aeadio 3y ago
Were you not aware you could transfer that cash to a normal checking account?
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by aeadio 3y ago
> In plain English that means: we own everything you post. No it doesn’t. It means you’re giving them license to use it in whatever way they see fit. You need to give them some kind of license over the content since they are hosting it f
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by aeadio 3y ago
MediaTek is not Chinese. You might be thinking of HiSilicon.
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by aeadio 4y ago
Based on the article it looks like a Cooler Master rebrand. Cooler Master is not Chinese. It's also not low quality, they're one of the most well regarded names in PC cooling. Their Hyper 212 line has been one of the most recommen
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by aeadio 4y ago
Samsung has consistently manufactured their Galaxy S series in two different versions -- a Qualcomm one, and an Exynos one (Samsung's in-house CPU division), with different geographic markets getting different options. America has alwa
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by aeadio 4y ago
The Snapdragon in the S23 Ultra is already manufactured on TSMC 4 nm.
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by aeadio 4y ago
The S23 Ultra has a Qualcomm CPU (Snapdragon 8 gen 2), which is manufactured on TSMC 4 nm. The iPhone 12 uses an Apple A14, manufactured on TSMC 5 nm. This is more about Qualcomm being uncompetitive performance-wise, which has been true pre
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by aeadio 4y ago
I've worked with some of these responsible recyclers before. Everyone knows the deal. If you want IT asset disposition, it'll nominally cost you -- for pickup and processing, and optional value-adds like secure data destruction ce
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by aeadio 4y ago
I’m no expert here at all, but I wonder how much this translates to real world risk. It seems like they’re irradiating unprotected cells with a direct blast of UV. How much of that UV actually penetrates the top layers of skin? They’re also
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by aeadio 4y ago
Spammers will often register paid accounts with stolen credit cards, and opt for lower tier accounts because the small charge is much less likely to trigger fraud protection than, say, attempting to subscribe to Workspace Enterprise. Google
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by aeadio 4y ago
For some reason, “I think Apple does this too” always comes up in the discussions about Microsoft forcing online accounts within Windows. MacOS doesn’t do this. Accounts are machine local. iCloud integration is an optional layer on top. Alw
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by aeadio 4y ago
As far as I can tell, this article is basically a fabrication for clickbait. Sony has been making high-end portable music players for years now. There's still a lucrative market for personal music players among audiophiles, and Sony is
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by aeadio 4y ago
> Which major distro allows using ZFS from its official installer…? That says more about the distributions than about ZFS’s fitness or maturity as a file system. It’s understandable that many distributions don’t bundle ZFS, since the lic

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