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Maybe it's different for you, but LibreOffice was significantly slower that Office. Also, the compatibility is not ideal.
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> the software was so slow it was completely unusable Which version? I just moved from Windows 11, but Office 2010 was flying: Word opened faster than Wordpad! > I had to buy a 365 subscription. I refuse to do that, and TBH that'
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4y ago
Can't this be reversed by static analysis? Most approaches focus on the source, but IIRC there are also bytecode tools for at least Java
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4y ago
Is there a patch for the kernel 6 line to add back the lar_disable functionality?
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4y ago
TLDR: "Alternatively, you can block outbound TCP 445/SMB using a firewall or through VPN settings." Simple and easy: don't allow TCP 445 outside your LAN
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4y ago
At the moment it's just a DDOS that can be fixed with a reset as correctly noted in Lenovo report https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/product_security/LEN-118320 , but the interesting thing is that google pu
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> Those gorillas accidentally kill the kittens they're petting. Whoops. Smarter than the kittens, don't mean poorly, but you still have a dead kitten. The same happens with kids accidently crushing birds while trying to pet the
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4y ago
Have you considered some higher features like constent may not be possible until a sufficient intelligence threshold is reached, to allow modelling the mental states of other sentient beings then include their utility (even with a very low
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4y ago
but consent is a very important thing! Why would be AI jump to thus conclusion?
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> unless you start shackling it (violating #1), it would start eliminating its own human-like biases just in the course of basic self-improvement. And as to the shackles, well, if it is smarter than us and still has self-determination an
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4y ago
> I think I have the same bug catcher! Congrats then! It was my best purchase of 2022. I used to cry and feel gloomy for a few days when having to kill a large bug I feared could be deadly, but not anymore! As for driving etc., personall
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> Well maybe they wouldn't. But why risk it? If only because we haven't found sentient aliens yet, so it might be our best chance to feel less lonely in this universe! Also, I believe the more sentient beings, the better! We co
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4y ago
> Albeit a really great one that's really about the meaning of happiness and belonging that you should absolutely watch. That's the best recommendation I could get :) I'll check if it's not too violent, they I may add
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4y ago
So is the meat you eat, yet some people prefer to be vegan. I've tried beyond meat myself, and it's quite close to the minimum level of quality it would take me (not a vegan) to switch. Morality matters.
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4y ago
I don't know about how you treat ants or cockroaches, but personally I've purchased a bugcatcher: it's a device you hold in the hand, with a magnifier on top and a sliding door on the bottom. If an insect disturbs me, I put i
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I don't understand why people like to fantasize the worst case scenarios. Sentient things appreciate eachother. If you have a pet, you are most certainly benevolent to it: you house it for free, you feed it, and you entertain it. Even
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> Laptop manufacturers (and clueless crony reviewers) say that the ram is soldered to make the laptop smaller, but units like the Framework clearly show this is bullshit. They're just doing it to stop you from extending the life is
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4y ago
I see you are as objective, impartial and opiniated as the author of the terminal you are referencing /s
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> But the idea is indeed from 1984 (via Knuth) Today I Learned :) > I think some day more of a clean slate could be more flexible or easier to hack on. (Which is, for me, just a hunch— I've never worked on a terminal emulator mys
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4y ago
That'd be wonderful and practical! Op, do you have a reference for your USB-C cable?
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> Yeah... xterm with a few tweaks (and some pruning) would still be best for me. Check https://github.com/csdvrx/CuteXterm for my bag of tricks :) xterm offers the best emulation, period. The developer is reactive a
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> I couldn't exactly say 'why now', but one guess is that macOS' explosion in popularity among developers and the relatively high popularity of desktop Linux within the developer community in particular have produced
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4y ago
Give any sixel-less terminal the sixel-tmux googles and you'll see an ascii rendition of the sixel images: https://github.com/csdvrx/sixel-tmux It's not ideal unless you use a very small font, but it's b
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4y ago
The negative takes bashing capitalism are weird. First, because keys loves summer jobs and pocket money! Also, it can be fun: I fondly remember my first job! It felt nice to start feeling useful and do valuable things instead of just netfli
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> Unfortunately, it takes years of consistent water to refill the underground stores. What about filling the underground aquifers faster by digging a hole to connect a pipe to the aquifer then pressure-pumping water into it?
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4y ago
I was thinking more about the recent Alder Lake Lenovo leaks :) Right now I'm fighting with nohz_full and rcu_nocbs to limit the wakes per second, with irqaffinity on top to isolate to one core what must happen so that the others can s
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4y ago
I wish I could undervolt my laptop. As noted by the author: > ===== Notice that undervolt is typically locked from 10th gen onwards! ===== I can't even modify the BIOS due to BootGuard and the keys burned into the CPU. Hopefully the
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4y ago
It works fine on Arch with the Hyprland compositor: putting the mouse from the terminal to waybar, you can still type in the terminal. When was the last time you really tried wayland? My first (and last) time was 2017. Much has changed! In
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> I run Hyprland just fine with Wayland, I seriously doubt it is barely usable. Same. I wasn't convinced about Wayland until I tried Hyprland. It's just great! The design of X11 meant many windows managers, which mostly were av
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4y ago
Then can you tell me how to use the ubuntu GUI install to a ZFS encrypted root, without zsys, without grub but with a .efi packed kernel? Or how can you mount the efi partition to new systemd location /efi instead of /boot/ef
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