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broknbottle
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broknbottle
4y ago
A a larger backer and contributor to freeBSD pushed wireguard kernel mode support out in one of their production releases and then slowly walked it back. Whether freeBSD likes it or not, this sort of thing reflects poorly on freeBSD as a wh
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4y ago
Quip sucks. Slack needs to move on from the electron based clients and go native. This is just promo doc fud.
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4y ago
I’m so sick of dealing with these snake oil salesmen products. CrowdStrike, Trend Micro Deep Shit, McAfee, SentinelOne, BlackBerry Cylance, etc. They are all pushing their users to install proprietary kernel modules and low quality effort s
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4y ago
Reminds me of just, sake or rucksack. https://github.com/casey/just https://github.com/alajmo/sake https://github.com/acritelli/rucksack
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4y ago
Avoid HP at all cost and stick to Brother, Cannon and Epson. HP is a company that had the privilege of having their logo on a iPod but is a complete turd at the end of the day.
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4y ago
more like, the anti-consumer subscription based feature section. Two things are a sure thing post 2020, Covid and subscriptions.
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4y ago
Lol you have to setup the necessary build directories bin,src,etc and environment variables before using golang from tarball e.g. GOROOT, GOPATH, GOPROXY=direct or you’re gonna run into issues. Golang is easily the most overcomplicated when
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4y ago
You really think Zuck couldn't phone up a random SDE and ask them for a direct feed into a random users home? Sor..sorr..sorry Zuck I can't break policy, even for you the president of Hawaii.
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4y ago
Weird there's no mention of LXD or libvirt.
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4y ago
Not built on electron. Hard pass. If it doesn’t require at least a workstation with 32GB of RAM to run one tab with a simple Python script, I’m not interested in it.
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4y ago
Intel has already confirmed that GVT-g is essentially dead and not supported on their Iris/Xe or anything newer graphics.. We can also confirm this via their own drivers source.. https://github.com/intel/gvt-linux&
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4y ago
As an alternative just package everything up in an AppImage and use a AppRun shim script.. Then just deploy the AppImage to whatever. The LXD Snap bundles quite a few things, there's no reason you couldn't do the same with AppImag
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4y ago
you work there and don't drive one?
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4y ago
Because coding in Yamllang and Jsonlang is superior to old and archaic languages like Rust and Golang.
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4y ago
sounds totally scalable especially coming from a company that is notorious for having zero support. /s
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4y ago
Checkout Owky https://apps.apple.com/us/app/owky-two-factor-authenticator/...
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5y ago
sounds more like you dodged a bullet. If this person was able to shelve something and move past for a brief period of time to allow other aspects of life to continue, they are in for a world of disappointment.
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5y ago
Thanks narc, now our proper holiday to Malia Greece was put on indefinite hold. Vegas was only supposed to be the pre game warm up.
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no-zsh
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5y ago
Monetization via Ads in the terminal. By monitoring your input and determining periods where you're not as productive. The possibilities are endless, imagine getting a pop-up notification right in your terminal for a local coffee shop
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5y ago
of course not. how else will they be able to make you the product without their trojan rabbit sending back all kinds of telemetry goodness.
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When is the announcement happening for the members of congress that made investments in key areas after they were briefed on covid-19 and potential impact? > We are a free market economy. They should be able to participate in that
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5y ago
It's bad when the user is actively using the application and snapd decides to update the Firefox snap and cause issues.
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5y ago
Nobody is talking about going to jail.. We're talking about Prison. Big difference.
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5y ago
I can't put my finger on it but every time I have to use Discourse, it feels like something is 'off'. It feels like it's just a mashup of reddit + stack overflow + forums. I much prefer the older style phpBB forums setup
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5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitality_curve#Amazon
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I was just thinking about this earlier today when I was searching for something specific and getting very irrelevant results. It used to be that the first page of results was very high quality and somewhat relevant at the bottom and page tw
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That’s not because Apple used its market position to stifle competition. It’s because Google could never figure out a messaging solution. People want a reliable and consistent experience. Not forced to switch to some half baked attempt that
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Last time I checked TSMC is in Taiwan and Taiwan is not a part of China..
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The Docker Desktop app for macOS being a pile of crap has nothing to do with Apple silicon. It's always been like that..
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