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by deno 9y ago
For TV/Multimedia HDR makes much more difference than 4K in my experience.
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by deno 9y ago
Don’t know about GNOME but recent KDE can handle that case just fine.
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by deno 9y ago
> anything that uses Java Swing OpenJDK 9 supports HiDPI out of the box[1]. [1] http://openjdk.java.net/jeps/263
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by deno 9y ago
I don’t believe you. There must be something pathological with your SSD or something else in your system. SSDs have an order of magnitude faster random access performance (both read & write) and you can measure that. NVMe drives additio
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by deno 9y ago
> I'm adamantly against using scaling. Why?
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by deno 9y ago
> have scaling higher than what's expected What scaling is that? 200% scaling is what you should have, 4K is exactly 4x as many pixels as FullHD. If someone is using lower scaling then they are trading sharpness for virtual space.
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by deno 9y ago
People that think they don’t need 4K either haven’t seen a 4K display in person or have poor eyesight. It’s a leap like upgrading from HDD to SDD, in the display world. Unless you just need your monitor for gaming. New gen temporal aliasin
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by deno 9y ago
If you don’t see any (spectacular!) difference between 4K & 1440p you need to have your eyesight checked. I’m not being sarcastic. The last time there was a thread like that on HN a bunch of people figured out they need glasses. I have
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by deno 9y ago
1440p is a resolution for gaming, not work. You can get 24" 4k (2160p) 180ppi 60Hz for $300 e.g. LG 24UD58.
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by deno 9y ago
> You'd still have deniability as to what your users are up to; after all, you can't be expected to police all the user-generated content faster than they can create it. For now… This law is a stepping stone to government–curat
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by deno 9y ago
I’ve tried to word around it carefully with ‘will more likely to be’, but obviously that’s true. I think the number of firearms in US is quite remarkable, considering the fact that in my home country, Poland, only a single person in hundred
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by deno 9y ago
How about starting with the fact that are more guns than people in United States, and yet gun violence (excluding suicides) is on similar level as other developed countries, and on constant decline? Major sources of gun violence are no diff
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by deno 9y ago
> And, in light of recent events: everyone not turning in their own guns and campaigning strongly for reversing this nonsense is an accessory to the mass murder of children. Everyone who used their money to support the proliferation of g
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by deno 9y ago
When we say majority of gun owners are ‘law-abididing citizens ’ we mean they’re good and moral people, and not that they’re obedient subjects. Your argument seems to be focused on semantics, which is fine, except you’re missing the poin
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by deno 9y ago
Police in United States do not have to protect you: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/justices-rule-pol... Average national response time is 10 minutes, even in cities the median is 5min, but ca
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by deno 9y ago
Azure differentiates itself here by aligning their interests with the customers’ interests. They’re not first do that either. For example, another major hosting provider, OVH, bundles DDoS protection in their basic service. Google’s model d
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by deno 9y ago
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1342012
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by deno 9y ago
Well that would at least work.
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by deno 9y ago
> A thumbprint is a method of consuming a massive amount of lsd, where a massive (relatively, compared to a blotter dose) amount of lsd crystals are made into a small pile, pressed on with a thumb, and then the thumb into the mouth. The
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by deno 9y ago
No one can blame them for knowing… The real question is if Intel knew and were they in any way incentivised not to fix it sooner. It would be very “easy” to justify not fixing a bug that went undetected for let’s say 10 years… If there ever
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by deno 9y ago
It’s easy to dismiss the claim that fluoride is a mind control drug, if taken literally. When I’ve probed just a little the actual claim I’ve heard is that it somehow affects personality, making for easier to control masses. I don’t know wh
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by deno 9y ago
It should be “free” with the right architecture, and it should be faster, that’s why I included it for the “perfect” framework list. However, it’s only a win on first page load on a subsequent visit. So definitely not a priority for an actu
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by deno 9y ago
Some bullet points are missing from the “perfect framework” list: 1. SSR must support streaming 2. SSR must work in a service worker (so in fact you have 3 targets: server, client/hydration, client/service worker) 3. All work that
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by deno 9y ago
XML had it right with XSLT. It stands for Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations. Because the language was clearly defined from the start for data not presentation the need for structure transformation was apparent. There’s abso
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by deno 9y ago
There’s a dedicated API now… https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/app-install-b... It uses some heuristics: > Be visited by the user twice, over two separate days during the course of two weeks. I thi
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Mozilla Still Isn't Ready to Enable OpenGL by Default in Firefox for Linux(phoronix.com)
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by deno 9y ago
> and lots of older X classics that are unlikely to be updated. https://github.com/kaueraal/run_scaled
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by deno 9y ago
And those Dell laptops still come with 16:9 1080p screens. Meh.
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by deno 9y ago
Most people’s hacked nudes will come from pictures they take themselves, not webcam snaps.
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by deno 9y ago
> Tape over laptop cameras isn't just a "parents-of-friends" thing, it's a good idea. Buy a set of stickers and support the EFF: https://supporters.eff.org/shop/laptop-camera-cover-set Support th

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