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by chrisper 8y ago
As much as I wanted to love Libre Office I just couldn't stand the UI. Menus behind menus and bazillion buttons everywhere. Craved in and got an office license.
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by chrisper 8y ago
oBike was also troublesome here in Switzerland. People just left them left and right wherever they pleased.
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by chrisper 8y ago
Does quality match the quantity here? I remember Tesla having lots of quality issues (misaligned doors etc)
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by chrisper 8y ago
Also sonarr
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by chrisper 8y ago
I think what we will see is AmazonBasics Aspirin and stuff like that. They are usually not fake.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I run Debian (proxmox) on a Ryzen 5 2600. Works well!
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by chrisper 8y ago
Yes, I think I maxed out at 30 MB/s.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I have used B2 for a couple of months. From Europe it is way too slow. They only have like 2 DC, which are both on the west coast I believe. As I am using this for backups only, I went back to Google Drive where I can max out my Gbit upload
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by chrisper 8y ago
He is also sponsored by cloudflare.
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by chrisper 8y ago
The US is not the only country with a military and companies...
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by chrisper 8y ago
is the snapshot version usable? I might give it another try then :)
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by chrisper 8y ago
Was it added recently?
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by chrisper 8y ago
Once Vivaldi has a Sync feature like FF and Chrome do, I am going to switch...
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by chrisper 8y ago
Are you using ff beta on Android?
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by chrisper 8y ago
Having a loud keyboard anywhere where other people are working is really obnoxious... don't do it. People may not confront you about it, but they will hate you internally.
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by chrisper 8y ago
>Agreed. SV is different from the rest of the markets, and it is the main reason why it attracts so many engineers from all over the country (hell, from the world). In my case, SV is so different that it actually made me want to leave. P
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by chrisper 8y ago
But where is the fun in that!
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by chrisper 8y ago
Putting a Threadripper in a homeserver is overkill. Besides I wanted to replace the i7 920, so that it won't be that hot anymore in that room (130W TDP vs 65W). I think a threadripper would achieve the opposite. Maybe I should just do
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by chrisper 8y ago
I just recently replaced my old i7 920 in the homeserver with an AMD Ryzen 5 2600. Really like it so far. Price / performance is great. This is my first AMD since probably ever.... The two things I don't like is that their CPUs ar
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by chrisper 8y ago
Why are you paying $25? Isn't it like $5 or $9 per user?
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by chrisper 8y ago
I hope so. That way the hackintosh community won't die!
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by chrisper 8y ago
I believe it is similar in Vietnamese culture. When we work with them they often say yes only for us to find out later that they had no clue what to do.
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by chrisper 8y ago
Also virtualmachines!
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by chrisper 8y ago
The problem with GPU right now is that there is great uncertainty when the new Nvidia GPUs are coming out... the CEO of Nvidia said "not for a long time," but that doesn't have to mean anything. GPU and Ram prices are sadly a
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by chrisper 8y ago
TDP is way too high for a gaming system. Unless you like to sit in hot room and needing a gigantic power supply?
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by chrisper 8y ago
Are jokes not allowed anymore? I was trying to make a reference to the "empowering" in the title...
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by chrisper 8y ago
Empower, extend, extinguish? Or was it different?
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by chrisper 8y ago
Is that really the first thing you think of when hearing Bayer? What about Volkswagen, Germany, Berlin, Brandenburger Tor? I certainly think of the negative press when thinking of Monsanto.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I only use the messenger part.
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by chrisper 8y ago
I am guessing that this now means that we also have to encrypt our devices in DIMM, especially if it is persistent.

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