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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   Is Julia not the new player in that game?
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   Will Apple sell M1s to other laptop manufacturers? I already pay for closed source Intel and AMD, I wouldn't mind being able to use M1s, but, I just don't like Apple laptop hardware.
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   So you want them to maintain two versions of their sites + testing + different cache settings, CDNs etc... because of legal requitements from countries an ocean away and people who are unlikely to visit the site anyway?
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   But what if those trackers is what make them financially viable?
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   Implementing geoblocking is trivial.
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   On mobile, in Firefox, do a long press and it'll show you the full target URL. Hoover on any desktop browser.
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   You mean meditation have been shown to increase telomeres' length, right?
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   What about Fedora? I went SLS, Slackware, Debian, then Ubuntu for something like 15 years, and now just switched to Fedora + RPM Fusion, and so far much happier with it.
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   by dorfsmay 6y ago

   I have a Brother printer with wifi. The day it upgrades and block me from using reasonably priced toner, I'll set up to a Raspberry Pi as a print server and hook it up via USB. I'm wondering how much of a market there's going
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    No, that's not not why. If you have secrets, encrypt them. Private repos can be turned public, intentionally or by mistake. Repos can be exported to give software to third parties. Also, git users clone repos, which means that those se
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    Do you also scan when a private repo is changed to public?
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    Anybody else hit this bug with Netflix: You have a perfectly valid Credit Card, you try to re-start your account (or maybe create a new account), and you get a "payment form not valid". Your bank says Netflix isn't even tryin
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    > over an indefinite period of time I don't know with Amazon, but with Google streaming "purchases" are linked to one email. You lose that email, and you've lost access. Transfers are not possible.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    During the interview he keeps hammering about only using free software. I wonder what technology they used to record this interview.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    It's available on google for between 3 and 25 $ per season. I just purchased the first season.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    I wish Mozilla created a fundation so people can give to Firefox specifically, as opposed to Mozilla, the same way they did with Thunderbird. I for sure won't be giving to Mozilla until they change to reasonable leadership with reasona
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    I did not know about Dennard law, thanks for that link. Any idea why it has slowed down?
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    120 k years ago on Australia? Are we talking homo erectus here, or full blown homo sapiens?
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    This! Also trading the time wasted commuting for exercising.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    Also there is a point where managing many threads become a load on the CPU, which my inderstanding is why Rust is not provinding green threads anymore.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    Last time I had checked, the issue were with software with non-free codec and smaller more niche software, but checking rpm repositories there isn't a software I'm missing yet. I'm definitely going to have another look at Fed
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    The only reason I have been using Ubuntu is because it was the distro with the most installable software available. I'm ok with default GNOME, I'm beyond cool desktop, I just want something that works. On the other hand I need to
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    How does it work for deep JSON? Does it import it as JSON and keep the depth inside each row? Or is there an option to flatten the data, or spread across related tables?
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    It's unfortunate that they don't support Linux. Drove me to a competitor, for myself and my whole family.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    Same with -The Thirteenth Floor", one of my favourite movie, make sure you don't read any spoiler about it though. Nexts on the list: Moon Ex Machina - I personally have no issue with nudity but I wish there were less of it in tha
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    Have you shown them how to do basic games in scratch?
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    More importantly (for Google sheets): Easy to share No need to backup Cross platform (works on Linux)
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    Minikube vs. Docker Desktop for Local Development(adibsaikali.com)

    3 points by dorfsmay 6y ago|0 comments
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    For your last point, check https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/checkmx/check . Chances are, google doesn't like your DNS server answers to its ANY requests, regardless for them complying to the RFCs.
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    by dorfsmay 6y ago

    I disagree. The big email players are accepting mail from universities and large companies with misconfigured email servers. If you use the same rules that Google and Microsoft use to refuse emails, you will be bouncing emails from valid do