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ardaozkal
10y ago
> So you never know - but how would that work inside a metal coin? That's a good point, I completely oversaw that.
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10y ago
Kind of an old reply, but I should honestly test that- encoding on a CPU only environment compared to one with a GPU with specialized support takes around 4-5x more, but I didn't test decoding yet on a CPU only environment yet.
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10y ago
I kinda hoped that they'd include something like an RFID chip with something like a certificate inside, signed by the royal mint (Turkish government recently switched IDs to something like that). That'd allow verifying every singl
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ardaozkal
10y ago
A friend failed opening it at all (while I can open it in FF51) and clicking it directly from discord gave tons of SSL issues (screenshotted here: https://s.ave.zone/556.png ). Yeaah, pretty secure, I guess.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Support's at help center which needs login. Facebook afaik does nor have twitter support.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Disagreed, BPG (better portable graphics) is based on H265, but aimed at animated/nonanimated pictures. From my tests it runs really well.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
I had firefox use 22gb of ram (mostly swap, as I don't really have 22gb of physical ram) a few days ago (had an image of it but unfortunately my host is currently down). I had around 50 tabs open but one specific memory leaking one was
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ardaozkal
10y ago
I just reflashed my bios and then rechecked stuff, same thing... I did more research and s3bootscript seems to be associated with secure boot. Which I have disabled.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
What does it mean to get this? https://s.ave.zone/066.png [CHIPSEC] Modules failed 1: [-] FAILED: chipsec.modules.common.uefi.s3bootscript
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ardaozkal
10y ago
While that'd work, I'd advise against it as I feel like that'd needlessly heat the battery and reduce its life.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Think of this chat system as something similar to whatsapp or telegram. There are groups, and not channels. User limit, afaik, is not hardcoded. Message history afaik, also has no limit.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
I use pass, of http://passwordstore.org While I didn't try it myself (I just run my own git server), symlinking the directory of that to kbfs (or maybe just create a git repo there and make some magic to locally push stuff)
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Bandcamp is a good source of indie songs. The cut is less than spotify too.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
As someone who lives in Turkey (which you might consider as dictatorship), I might get arrested for this post, just for calling turkey a dictatorship. Fun, eh? The reason I do not kill myself is hope, that I'll be able to get off here
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Not since 16
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ardaozkal
10y ago
I'm going with protonmail, personally.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
+1
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ardaozkal
10y ago
As an end user of web content, popups don't work for me, but if it is a small box at end of page, article etc, and if the content is good, I usually subscribe.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
My laptop's top left corner of keyboard recently stopped working (new one shipped), and well, I've only then realized how much I use vim. I don't use it for programming, but well, it's the text editor I use the most for
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Well, if you ignore the cost, the new MBPs are good alternatives to the Chromebook Pixel or the Macbook Air.
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ardaozkal
10y ago
Yes, but those were times where computer design was still being experimented on a lot. Apple has much more knowledge and resources now, Their products having issues like these, in 2016, is pretty unacceptable.