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by bzb3 6y ago
Does this work in LTSC?
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by bzb3 6y ago
It may not be relevant to the topic but it's interesting nonetheless, especially if someone is looking for a job there.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I'm frustrated by the amount of versions of the Firefox browser that there are in the play store: five. It's not immediately clear which one is the closest to trunk. Beta? Nightly? Preview? Preview Nightly? (The other one is the s
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by bzb3 6y ago
It is mostly software, but it's not Microsoft's fault, because they do not make the hardware and are not expected to write the drivers for it.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Yeah, a Linux shell is not what I would call "basic everyday software" that I need to run in my phone.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Dropping PHP files to a FTP site is as easy as it gets.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Red Hat made systemd a hard dependency for gnome, forcing all distros that have no manpower to patch gnome to use systemd.
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by bzb3 6y ago
(laughs in LTSC)
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by bzb3 6y ago
Like an exe. And thank the lord we can still easily run all the code we want on Windows. We can't say the same thing about our mobiles or video game consoles, and OS X is making it as hard as they can.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Discord is for gamers, and that's a feature they expect. You can use the web version of discord if you want, which can't collect information like that.
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by bzb3 6y ago
>right now No, this didn't start now.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Remember the time Mozilla sent the full URL history of some users to Cliqz: https://blog.mozilla.org/press-uk/2017/10/06/testing-cliqz-i...
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by bzb3 6y ago
That reputation comes from people who switch from Windows to Linux and see the quality diminish substantially. That's hardly a hardware problem.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Remember the time Mozilla sent the full URL history of some users to Cliqz: https://blog.mozilla.org/press-uk/2017/10/06/testing-cliqz-i... Farewell, au revoir.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Once again crushing the competition in single core performance, which is what matters.
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by bzb3 6y ago
I'm bored so let me bite: how is Zoom a Chinese company
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by bzb3 6y ago
The fact that it's failed to stop this particular attack does not mean this anti-malware solution is "not working".
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by bzb3 6y ago
>Car centered cities are awful for human beings, we should reclaim some of this space for us. This might sound shocking, but cars are driven by human beings. When a human being is driving a car, the space taken by that car is actually be
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by bzb3 6y ago
It doesn't say anywhere that it's infallible. https://support.google.com/android/answer/2812853?hl=en
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by bzb3 6y ago
Bake that cake.
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by bzb3 6y ago
What, Apple not sucking up to whatever new format Google wants to shove into the web?
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by bzb3 6y ago
Big companies care about what their customers care. Customers don't care about replaceable batteries, or at least not enough to stop buying.
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by bzb3 6y ago
That's how regulation works mostly. Even if the intentions are noble, this has happened so many times that politicians should know better.
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by bzb3 6y ago
For some people, stating that poor countries might be remotely responsible for their own problems is a highly controversial stance.
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by bzb3 6y ago
Barely anybody cares that the protocol is open, and 400 MB of ram is pretty much nothing in 2020
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by bzb3 6y ago
In my opinion KDE has always been way less polished than gnome and is currently not financially backed in any meaningful way. They also have problems focusing on the core product and won't stop shipping half-assed programs nobody asked
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by bzb3 6y ago
Franco won the war.
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by bzb3 6y ago
>As a reminder, the vaccine Pandemrix, which was developed as a treatment for the swine flu, caused narcolepsy in over 1000 patients. That number without a % is meaningless
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by bzb3 6y ago
Emoji copypastas are old and hardly original anymore.
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by bzb3 6y ago
There probably are PPAs that allow you to install 2 if you need it.

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