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danieldk
8y ago
...and X11 and GNOME weren't split up in a gazillion packages.
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8y ago
Please tell me you ordered RedHat CDs from CheapBytes as well! I started using Slackware Linux in 1994. I was 12 and it was the best way to get a lot of software for free (I only cared about 'free as in beer' then). Around 98ish
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8y ago
From what I’ve seen this is usually what happens when the parent company wants to close the service down. Not always. Fastmail was bought (back) from Opera by employees and they are doing fine.
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8y ago
The MacBook was a low spec machine for students and such. The MacBook Aluminium was everything but a low spec machine (in fact, they sold it a year later as 'MacBook Pro') and I bought it for 1050 Euro new in 2009. The plastic M
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But it is six years later and that $1299 MBP still comes with an 128 GB SSD. And I agree with your parent poster. In 2009 I bought a MacBook aluminium for ~1050 Euro. Later I replaced the memory by 8GB and the hard disk by an SSD. You could
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8y ago
Only the TouchBar version. The MacBook Pro Escape has 2 USB-C ports. https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/specs/
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They released the 3.1 in May and it seems that they bumped up the specs quite a bit (4 to 8 core, 2 to 3GB RAM, 32GB storage). https://www.phonearena.com/phones/compare/Nokia-3.1,Nokia-3/... Last week I bough
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8y ago
I disagree, it can be done below $400. The first two generations of the Moto G where really awesome for the price (< $200). They had vanilla Android, frequent updates, reasonably good screens and were fast. I used one for a while full ti
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8y ago
But the proprietary drivers are too, just add services.xserver.videoDrivers = [ "nvidia" ]; or services.xserver.videoDrivers = [ "ati_unfree" ]; to the system configuration and do a sudo nixos-build sw
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8y ago
I have been using NixOS for a week now. I am curious, could you give more details? I haven't tried any games, but Plasma is accelerated.
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8y ago
They aren't using OS/2 to browse the WWW. They are using Mozilla Firefox to browse the WWW. In the end there will still be calls into the Presentation Manager to render pages on screen. Also, TCP/IP are handled through syst
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8y ago
Put differently, why would anyone in their right mind use OS/2 to browse the web, given that it misses more than two decades in development of security techniques. As far as I understand Mensys and now Arca Noae never had the source co
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8y ago
This was never true. Except that this was true. I do not remember the exact details, because this was the end of 2015 or beginning of 2016. But dumping/freezing definitely failed on some graphs constructed with Keras. There was no o
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That didn't work before, but admittedly, the last time I tried was probably 1.5 years ago.
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I was also told that doing it the real way using Tensorflow would be the way to go and I agree with that sentiment if my problem was Google scale which it wasn't. Use the right tool for the job. Keras can get you to a working model f
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danieldk
8y ago
The Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard does not have loud switches, but feels much better than the Magic Keyboard. Only the function keys are not great.
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8y ago
I have borrowed one from a colleague, because I like to swap keyboards every now and then for variation and the old Apple Wireless Keyboards were ok. I also had wrist pain within hours with the Magic Keyboard. This is a huge difference comp
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8y ago
One just has to know which situations the GC can't cope with and avoid them. Unfortunately, many programmers believe that since Java uses garbage collection, you do not have to think about GC and ownership at all. Oracle had to repla
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That link refers to forum posts for January. Firefox has only been supported officially on stable versions since May. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1password-x-p... It's now as easy as a
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8y ago
1Password X works on Firefox now as well. Source: I am using it with Firefox on Linux.
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Except that it almost none of the GNOME applications do. To give some examples: Files (Nautilus) shows some icons and 5 actual menu items. You have to guess what the icons do, only the zooming icons are somewhat clear. There are no keyboard
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8y ago
My gripe with GTK3 are tiny, auto-hiding scroll bars. And the abandoning of menus, which I guess is mostly encouraged by the GNOME HIG: Menu bars increase the vertical footprint of an application’s user interface, introduce a large numbe
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I didn’t say it is less readable. I said it is more opaque. After all, there is still a type parameter implicitly. It is also inconsistent, because you still need type parameters on types or in cases where the type trait is defined on the i
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but I worry that they will continue increasing complexity to the point that we have another C++ on our hands I am currently teaching a course where Rust is the main language and this is already a problem. Some recent changes have made Rus
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Considering that you are a DNS spoof away from installing packages from a compromised server, Virtually all package managers now verify package and/or metadata signatures. If a server is spoofed and the system downloads a compromised
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8y ago
Blogspam for: https://wojciechregula.blog/your-encrypted-photos-in-macos-c...
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8y ago
Microsoft Windows is magnitudes more popular then Linux, yet it has less holes, so its not only popularity. Since the source is not generally available, it is probably inspected less. Also, a lot of device drivers are provided by third pa
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8y ago
I use Homebrew, but you have to prefix most GNU utilities by 'g', unless you are willing to 'override' Darwin's utilities by having the GNU counterparts earlier in the path. Besides that, Homebrew does not solve the
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Can you boot from them and preserve fully working UNMODIFIED system after upgrade? Nope. That is the difference in ZFS Boot Environments. You can do that with btrfs. You can make a snapshot of the whole filesystem and set a subvolume to b
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This was true until drm-next-kmod and drm-stable-kmod ports appeared. Now you have very similar Linux and FreeBSD graphics experience. Which are, respectively, based on 4.9 and 4.11 in ports. The AMD has made large strides since then. In
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