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by ciupicri 4y ago
"SSD shadiness: Kingston and PNY caught bait-and-switching cheaper components after good reviews", https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/184253-ssd-shadiness-kin...
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by ciupicri 4y ago
They should do the same with USB sticks, sell them to me as having only 14 GB, not 16.
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I don't think the fingerprinting is that great. Maybe he used the same name, places and so on?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
What business model, the one where people and businesses don't have to pay (with cash) in order to communicate with friends or customers or advertise (present) themselves? You can't expect premium support when you haven't pai
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Sure, but are the customers willing to pay for that support? By the way see someone else's idea on how to solve this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34803691
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Facebook was supposedly founded to get students laid.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
> should offer mandatory human support "All of our agents are currently busy. Please hold and we will answer your call as soon as possible."
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by ciupicri 4y ago
If I'm not mistaking if your site operates in the EU as in it's accessible from the EU, you have to comply with GDPR. It's the reason I can't read some American websites. The infamous: > Unfortunately, our website is
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Your forgetting that his baby - Stack Overflow - allows you to use multiple logins for the same account, so you wouldn't depend on say Facebook.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
It's always so baffling to see people on HN not understanding that the sole purpose of a business is to make money, lots of money. Also why are you talking about revenue and not profit? Last, but not least, let's not forget the re
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Since you're admitting that there's lots and lots of people on Facebook, from where do you expect it to get the manpower required to review (properly) all the many cases that might appear?
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> 256GB DDR5 uses 80W! WTF?!
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Until a few months ago I would said that Linux handles it well, but not anymore. I can't use sleep anymore because of this bug https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2136971
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by ciupicri 4y ago
What Telegram client are you using?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
We had Live CDs since around 2003 if not earlier. Today we also have Fedora IoT [1] & Silverblue [2]. [1]: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/iot/ [2]: https://silverblue.fedoraproject.org/ab
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Yes, I meant tax evasion :-)
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> what's the difference between a higher up-front price on the menu for the item or a lower price with the expectation that at payment you'll pay 20% more? Taxes.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
It's not quite the same thing if you take into account taxes. If tips are cash only and missing from the bill, the worker gets more money. There's no sales/VAT tax, no income tax, no social security tax and so on. So instead
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by ciupicri 4y ago
American taxes vary way more than in Europe. You walk a mile to a nearby town and suddenly it's a different tax. Not by much, it's like less than one percent, but still.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Though the stores themselves should display the final price, the one that you pay at the register.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Come on, you do it like on Unix, you set it to twice the RAM and you're done. Though these days it should probably be smaller, much smaller.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Does that really exist? All I see is: > Pick your perfect Swift Go 14 AMD > Search for your Swift Go 14 AMD by features or browse the products below. > Results: 0
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by ciupicri 4y ago
TCP wrappers and iptables are practically already gone. Though what's wrong with them?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Why star a project on GitHub when you can just bookmark it including with some tags? What if the project is hosted somewhere else, say GitLab?
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by ciupicri 4y ago
The CPU is alright, but the motherboards are lacking. You can install ECC memory modules on them and the system will boot, but you don't know for sure if ECC is really working unless the motherboard reports memory status like how many
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by ciupicri 4y ago
Besides more RAM, 3970x also has proper ECC support.
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by ciupicri 4y ago
I forgot to mention that I didn't have VC++ installed at all (because it's not free from all points of view). If I remember correctly I tried installing the MinGW based Rust toolchain too, but I'll try again with the instruct
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by ciupicri 4y ago
I tried once building a very simple Rust extension on Windows using the Anaconda Python distribution and had no luck. If I remember correctly it got stuck trying to find the VC++ compiler. Cython extensions on the other hand work fine with
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by ciupicri 4y ago
> except when something reenables it Have you tried masking it? ( https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemctl.h... )
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by ciupicri 4y ago
If I'm not mistaking that's for investigating a single tab, while I have thousands of tabs with various websites.

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