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4y ago
Enabled "fast boot" in BIOS: Startup finished in 4.369s (firmware) + 1.935s (loader) + 2.516s (kernel) + 1.336s (initrd) + 9.797s (userspace) = 19.954s One caveat - after enabling "fast boot" it is impossible to enter BI
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Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points
(support.apple.com)
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4y ago
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Router Security
(routersecurity.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Interesting, it is based on LibreELEC. Might consider it when building own RPi appliances.
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4y ago
I've used `systemd-analyze` for whole boot process overview. Thanks to your suggestions I can dig deeper. Startup finished in 12.132s (firmware) + 1.822s (loader) + 2.106s (kernel) + 1.352s (initrd) + 10.098s (userspace) = 27.513s
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4y ago
They are still working on it, but have made significant improvements. Posted on 8th of July 2022: "Our latest improvements look to deliver an average 50% reduction in start time after a fresh install compared to Firefox 101, consistent
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4y ago
Does it work only on Adobe Acrobat? Would it be flagged as malware if I sent it to some recruiters through Gmail?
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Booting Linux in five seconds (2008)
(lwn.net)
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4y ago
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4y ago
If Linux could boot in 5 seconds on low tier hardware in 2008, why do I need to wait ~30 seconds to boot it on modern hardware in 2022?
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4y ago
Why some parts of Europe is missing, e.g. Greece? Source seems to have data for it. Also, it would be neat to see more countries of the world mapped out: Japan, US for a start.
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4y ago
Right about time. I don't know legal intricacies of Flatpaks on Fedora, but supporting additional "Fedora Flatpaks" sounds like a duplicated effort. Why not contribute to main application Flatpak, instead of forking it and cr
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Twitch has game category name collision problem
(twitch.uservoice.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
"Create and develop full web applications inside your browser tab". You know what would be even better? If we could add an icon for this app to the desktop and run it as standalone application, while using the same browser engine
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4y ago
Related question: how to correctly package a graphical application, preferably for Linux?
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4y ago
Has Google finally learned something from the alert change debacle and is asking for developer feedback first?
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Ask HN: What blocks you from switching your small-to-medium business to Linux?
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4y ago
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4y ago
Back in the day there were not much colors to choose from, in case you even had color monitor.
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4y ago
Google without any prior warning can just block your account for some reason, like violation of TOS. While it's seems to be unlikely for casual user, but must be considered.
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4y ago
Smart devices that do not need to be smart in the first place. Mandatory apps that are supported only on iOS and Android.
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4y ago
Useful, but are there any risks that accidentally including some dubious information might get your Google account suspended, including all its data? How do you make backups?
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4y ago
I don't get it: "Developer Edition" laptop, but there are no function keys. Am I old and should learn some new tricks to use keyboards with less keys?
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4y ago
For a "game" this needs a better on-boarding solution, a "tutorial" if you will. Instead of forcing new users to watch a video on Youtube, integrate instructions right on the first page. Either add floating popups, or gu
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4y ago
Consider moving your video to odysee.com , especially if you have no plans to make video creation a source of income.
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4y ago
This is good. Was spam issue with Google Forms fixed too? Lately I'm not getting spam confirmations from Google Forms. Also would be nice if they somehow stopped spam from @gmail domains already.
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4y ago
How does Discord handle already answered questions? As a non Discord user I'd imagine same questions being asked every day and creating a lot of noise. Not having an archive accessible without login and searchable by search engine is a
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4y ago
Company size is irrelevant. It is important that you have at least one colleague, preferably in "senior" role, who can do code reviews, give advice on solutions and just to chat about news and recent trends in industry. Having a r
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4y ago
Adding email address without verification by its owner should be illegal. If you are in EU, you might try invoking "Right to rectification" as described in GDPR. Although company might ask you for identification and you'll be
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4y ago
Get on Twitch and potentially even get paid for being watched while you work.
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4y ago
Looking at file metadata this should be tagged (2019). Updated list would be probably a bit shorter.
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4y ago
In theory one can set any domain to "from" field, what about actual servers that sent the spam? How many of those spam emails have unsubscribe and/or complaint headers?
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