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Steam games are sadly very hit and miss. In my case more misses than hits.
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Games from over 20 years ago that work well with Wine on other platforms: - Morrowind doesn't start after the launcher. - Manhunt runs at 5 FPS. Five! - Oddworld: Abe's Odyssey doesn't start - Deus Ex is too slow to be playab
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3y ago
There is a saying in marketing, I forget the specific words, but it can take up to 5 repeated views of the same ad for someone to make their mind up about buying a product.
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Apple Argued Safari Is Three Different Browsers to Avoid Regulation
(macrumors.com)
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Well, this also affects the previous major version, macOS Ventura 13.6
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Before anyone else gets confused...Windows containers are only for Windows applications. If you have a Linux environment in your Docker image, then it's running on a VM. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualiza
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3y ago
It's weird how the final season of Picard is the best one, because the first two were so so bad.
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I hate how Microsoft bribe and bully their way to success, despite all their third rate software.
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How can French police enforce things outside of France?
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> till the console died eventually of water damage. That's so sad!
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> There must be tons of ad free iOS apps You say that but they’re actually really hard to find because discoverability in the App Store is terrible. There is no way of filtering for them either. By the way, that’s a very cool app - thank
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Ask HN: Best Ad-Free iOS Apps?
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Wow, why would they spend so much energy rewriting Rails code into React?
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3y ago
ARM probably provides 10x world impact/value compared to LinkedIn.
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3y ago
Home users take their PC to airports, hostels and cafes. Criminals who break into homes steal laptops. Of course there are benefits.
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3y ago
Yes you can set up your LUKS to require both. Have a look at systemd-cryptenroll.
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> D-RTM + Secure Boot is good. If Microsoft would give us this before shoving TPM down our throats, it would be good D-RTM requires TPM.
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Same. It's a shame that Steam is purely coded for x86/amd64 and doesn't try to use either of these tools on ARM.
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They can be as cheap as $89 at Walmart.
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3y ago
Counterpoint: https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/wp-content/uploads/TCG_TPM...
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The TPM is an TCG standard (also ISO/IEC 11889), and specifies commands that support a lot of use cases. The Secure Enclave from Apple is something simpler and more restrictive, that is tailored only for Apple's use cases.
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3y ago
Hardware TPMs can also be patched.
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That is correct.
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> The vulnerability also applies to other encryption systems using the TPM, like LUKS disk encryption. No, this is a Bitlocker problem. Systemd LUKS disk encryption uses encryption on the bus by enabling TPM encrypted sessions: https:&#
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fTPMs (firmware TPMs) are also very bad advice, because they have been remotely exploited using only software techniques.
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> using a fTPM would solve the problem. All TPMs support encrypted sessions to prevent these kind of MITM attacks. You use TPM2_StartAuthSession and specify encryption with each session command. But Bitlocker doesn't use one, which
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What if the archiver goes down, though? Better to just use a small picture.
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> Apparently enough customers wanted it. Magsafe is genuinely a nice innovation that users missed. It solves the cord yank problem. But I do like having the option to use USB-C if I don't have the MagSafe cable.
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Indeed. It's an Ampere chip inside a ProLiant Gen11 https://www.theregister.com/2022/06/28/hpe_arm_proliant_serv...
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Shouldn't HTMX be a W3C proposal?
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