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871.
by easton 5y ago
System performance is, IO between Windows and Linux isn’t. https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/4197
872.
by easton 5y ago
Because Apple doesn't break out the money from the App Store from the rest of their software/services business, and iOS isn't free, it's licensed with the purchase of a iOS device. If money from every iPhone sold goes in
873.
by easton 5y ago
Unless something has changed in the past year since the last time I've made an Apple ID, they don't verify the phone number. For 2FA, you can also give it an email address. And I'm almost certain I've used a Google Voice
874.
by easton 5y ago
That might be a fun project if Hacktoberfest comes back this year, get open source projects building images for arm64. A lot of times it’s easy to do.
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by easton 5y ago
GitHub’s UX is worth it, IMO. GitLab tries to do too many things and it’s really hard to get my bearings (it’s like Azure DevOps’ problem times 10). And if GitHub Actions doesn’t work, it’s really easy to integrate third party CI solutions.
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by easton 5y ago
From a command prompt (you shouldn't need admin rights), run "REG ADD HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer /v DisableSearchBoxSuggestions /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f", which disables the web search s
877.
by easton 5y ago
Then you point at the line before his statement that says “GitHub does a lot of things well…”, and say that you use the tool that best fits your development process, which is GitHub. The kernel uses a different development process which req
878.
by easton 5y ago
SMS is also exploitable though, right (Both types of messages go through Messages.app)? And you can't disable SMS entirely I don't think.
879.
by easton 5y ago
iOS does this too. It works fine. The trick is to not kill the alarm service (which Android shouldn't do either, given that's never the thing chewing up resources).
880.
by easton 5y ago
Or if you want to share folders from Windows into Linux containers (you can do it via /mnt/c/ but it's a little more complicated).
881.
by easton 5y ago
Do you know if the VMs have accelerated graphics? The new version of Hypervisor.framework in 12.x supports accelerated macOS guests but I didn't know if they figured out a way to do it without Apple's tricks. ( https://d
882.
by easton 5y ago
Can you point to how? Pretty much all of the functionality Microsoft has made that is proprietary they’ve packaged inside extensions. The app itself works fine without those extensions.
883.
by easton 5y ago
Is this more legal than just pulling the book off of libgen? I knew someone in middle school who would rent movies from Redbox, rip them and then take them back, and I didn't understand why he wouldn't just torrent them to save th
884.
by easton 5y ago
Looks like this was resolved in the last couple months: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-inside-container
885.
by easton 5y ago
https://archive.is/ok44y
886.
by easton 5y ago
Whoa! I watched that WWDC session. Is there a story behind the Newton?
887.
by easton 5y ago
Yes, but you'd have to connect the Docker CLI running in Windows to the engine inside Ubuntu (not hard), and then you wouldn't be able to mount stuff in Windows into Docker containers via relative paths (you'd have to start t
888.
by easton 5y ago
They do it sometimes, like on this one there's a big purple banner warning that it's no longer supported: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/i... I don't know what the q
889.
by easton 5y ago
I'm sold, now that I know it has absolutely no defects. Time to throw away my amateur OS.
890.
by easton 5y ago
There is still a little bit of a point, as it guarantees the password came out of 1Password and wasn't from somewhere else. If someone screencapped your password out of 1Password, it wouldn't of use unless they could get into your
891.
by easton 5y ago
This is super cool and solves a great need. What happens if the platform you’re trying to get data out of bans you or throttles you because you’re aiding and abetting them losing customers (maybe it wouldn’t happen since they’d probably be
892.
by easton 5y ago
I’d be surprised if there’s even 200 million GSuite (not free gmail account, since that’s not for commercial use) accounts active. They have like no market share in enterprise outside of schools. (I’ve never met anyone who wasn’t at a schoo
893.
by easton 5y ago
But none of those users will talk to me :(
894.
by easton 5y ago
It's better than SMS, as you can push larger pictures and things over it. And since in the US we're stuck with SMS...
895.
by easton 5y ago
Why did you pick Discord over Slack or Teams? I'd be driven crazy if there wasn't any SSO or fancy admin features, but then again I'm a nerd who cares about things like that (and also why I really want Discord for Enterprise
896.
by easton 5y ago
Then KVM is still probably the move. Install Ubuntu, then install Cockpit for a web interface to manage KVM and Docker. If you want a little more depth, Proxmox is also good but there’s some mild learning curve there.
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by easton 5y ago
A lot of it has to do with being able to see the points. People think “it has a lot of points so it must be right”, which is rarely true, especially on Reddit. HN hides the points on comments and has a bit of unpredictability to the sorting
898.
by easton 5y ago
Execs themselves don’t, they just have to be kept around. The policies are most likely enforced through Gmail’s retention settings which are set by IT, who can view all of the mail (regardless of whether it was deleted from the user’s mailb
899.
by easton 5y ago
I was literally an hour ago trying to figure out how to get my complicated Pydantic models to convert correctly to the SQLAlchemy models I made. Thanks tiangolo!
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by easton 5y ago
If you’re a corporate admin you can whitelist kernel extensions via MDM, maybe that would help? https://support.apple.com/guide/mdm/kernel-extension-policy-...

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