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by aneutron 6y ago
I skimmed through the features and was very excited for the dark mode announcement. But that quickly went down the drain when I couldn't find how to force it from the setting, because I'm using i3wm, and there's no "dark
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by aneutron 6y ago
I might be wrong, but you probably didn't handle as much traffic as Github does. Bugs and outages probability is a asymptotic to normalized traffic. At least intuitively.
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by aneutron 6y ago
The whole ordeal with the Online part led me to believe there will be feature differentiation. I might be wrong. It is indeed blurry on this particular matter.
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by aneutron 6y ago
I feel like this will create another OpenOffice forking into LibreOffice kind of situation. I can see myself not being able to pay for the Enterprise product, but wanting it, and having the core part available to fork and extend. It's
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by aneutron 6y ago
Or maybe they stop learning because at some point, you realize your employer doesn't give two shits about doing incremental changes to your infrastructure / code, let alone breaking changes, but instead pursues paying outside cont
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by aneutron 6y ago
That's it. I'm switching to iOS. Android is like child's play when it comes to privacy compared to the features introduced just in this version of iOS. I'm sure I'll hate the lack of customizability but at least the
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by aneutron 6y ago
I did not know this. As a matter of fact, I still do not know why Google isn't making this more known. I have not received any push notification or anything of the sort !
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by aneutron 6y ago
I was thinking about 20 hours of actual battery life. Seeing as the A13 has the performance of 9900K in many cases (as mentioned in the article), I'm assuming it's pretty easy to achieve around 20 hours of battery life with an A13
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by aneutron 6y ago
My money is not only on the performance, but also an adjustable thermal envelope, which means perhaps even 5 times the battery life of normal windows laptops.
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by aneutron 6y ago
Here's the thing: I'm very aware of the fact that our climate is going to shit, and I try to conciously help however I can, but airplanes is one thing where I can't seem to figure out how to replace. It is extremely practical
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by aneutron 6y ago
Linus from LinusTechTips did include that specific processor, and even the 150$ Core i5 (I forgot which one specifically). I recommend you see that video for the comparison you're asking for.
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by aneutron 6y ago
You have clearly never worked at a large enough OLD corporation. One week is nothing compared to what it would take to upgrade your configuration management system.
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by aneutron 6y ago
In my (albeit limited) experience, those "useless" packages tend to be not so useless in order to have a somewhat functional installation. Example: By default, Ubuntu+GNOME installs various utilities that you WILL need unless you
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by aneutron 6y ago
I would be very interested in seeing if they do in fact have some dedicated hardware for this. As far as I can tell, Google for example tries to keep its custom hardware (as in custom relative to the rest of the infrastructure) very minimal
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by aneutron 7y ago
Excellent post. Thanks for sharing. As a rookie software engineer, this is very interesting for me to read as I myself want to eventually transition to freelance work.
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by aneutron 7y ago
I think the answer to this would be enough to determine if it's a base for the vector space of operations.
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by aneutron 7y ago
You are correct. There are generally some "hidden" fact. Like some news outlets try to run the story as something that it isn't. It was not confrontational at all.
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by aneutron 7y ago
Can you please attest to the correctness of the news about the Czech government stealing a shipment of masks that was meant to be delivered to Italy [1] ? If so, is there something the "outsiders" are missing (e.g. some political
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by aneutron 7y ago
So I'm halfway through the report, it's a very beautiful document, great work from the team that wrote, and if I understood correctly, a VOTING application: - Uses ad-hoc cryptography as the main cryptography - Does not use the re
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by aneutron 7y ago
That's assuming nothing needs to be changed in the formula (I'm no chemist, excuse my ignorance). But logically, if these tests show that somehow it needs to be tweaked, you're practically throwing out funding that could othe
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by aneutron 7y ago
"because PHP" is absolutely not the answer. I haven't touched PHP since 5.5, but even since then, PHP had a very solid SQL interface (mysqli and most importantly, PDO), which offer a very beautiful and fully functional interf
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by aneutron 7y ago
I'm really curious about the kind of workload you're hitting that GPU with. Because from what I gather, you change your GPU every two cycles ? Do you use it for a specific professional application, or do you simply want the best p
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by aneutron 7y ago
> Intel and nVidia can eat AMD alive anytime they want. Invidually or together. Once, or many times. Except they can't. 1) Since I'm assuming you're talking about CPUs, nVidia can't make x86-64 processors. Only AMD an
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by aneutron 7y ago
That is not very civil of you. OP is making a very solid point. Consider your threat model first. If you're a high value target, then yes it's probably a gimmick as you're more likely to have a gun to your head. But for other
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by aneutron 7y ago
Honestly, I don't know anything about running a business. But if there's one thing I learned in engineering, it's the great if it ain't broke, don't fix it. (I know you're joking)But even if they're costly
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by aneutron 7y ago
Thanks for the explanation !
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by aneutron 7y ago
"Knows nothing beyond what a patch antenna is" here, and I have a couple of question if you could please answer them: - Doesn't this degrade the quality of the original signal ? (i.e. some sort of destructive interference) -
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by aneutron 7y ago
That is a hilarious random fact. Thanks for the info.
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by aneutron 7y ago
That is akin to effectively eliminating a market player overnight. It's like saying "Sure, you can still sell bikes, but you can't include Wheels. Oh and using after market wheels is not recommended." This somehow feels
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by aneutron 7y ago
I hadn't thought about that possibility. But I think it's arguably more of a cultural and informational, rather than a technical thing. But I do agree that when the stakes are high, mistakes like these can mean life or death. But

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