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by flatiron 4y ago
Totally agree that was your experience. The benefit now is there is a “do you want to install systemd network manager” step which if you say yes will significantly ease your setup. My family and friends I buy used thinkpads and install arch
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by flatiron 4y ago
Honestly you should take a stab at arch. There is a cli wizard installer now.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Same. The only ones that seem to have problems are the ones that explicitly don’t support Linux via anti cheat or weird launchers or DRM. If it’s just a normal game, it runs fine.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Rust is driver only…for now
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by flatiron 4y ago
The article was singing the praises of wind and solar though which are much simpler to construct, won’t blow up, and you can simply plop down in a lot of places. Honestly the nut we should be cracking is putting solar in our deserts and fig
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by flatiron 4y ago
Apple makes their money on their products and not your data. Google is “free” because it makes its money off your data.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Good on them. GitHub secrets cause a lot of problems. They will always create a better idiot but this idiot trap is long past due. I also can’t wait until people base64 their creds to get past this. Explaining to some that base64 isn’t encr
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by flatiron 4y ago
I’m always confused when people slam sha on hmac. Is there a realtime sha back door I’m missing? Even sha 1 takes days/months to break.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Even if it didn’t sha as a hmac is still fine because the length it takes to break. You can’t break sha1 in the time it takes for your packet to go through the hmac step.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Has does not have the same functionality as jquery contains.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Someone just today was complaining that css doesn’t have contains. Something as simple as that makes jquery useful. It’s also not a huge library and extremely powerful. It gets a bad rap.
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by flatiron 4y ago
My job has a lot of little customers with little projects and some older ones were made with jquery and we keep on keeping on. Why not? Also if we have to make similar projects we branch from older ones. So some of our current development u
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by flatiron 4y ago
Look at the TZ bridge as an example. Closest you can get to NYC to build a bridge without dealing with the port authority.
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by flatiron 4y ago
I was a really big stadia fan. Controller and dozens of games. Hundreds of hours in game. Everyone said it was going to shit down and I did believe them but said no way they would leave us hanging. Got every penny back from them. So at leas
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by flatiron 4y ago
Happened to me too. Worked from home and it showed up I was logging in via Tor. They were not pleased.
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by flatiron 4y ago
I’m unsure why nobody releases a compact electric 4 seater car with a 60 mile range for running the kids to school and grabbing some random groceries. Basically a beefed up golf cart. That’s all I need to drop my kids off at school each day
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by flatiron 4y ago
I assume that the level that the malware is running at couldn’t simply modify the OTA file and inject itself back in?
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by flatiron 4y ago
It’s great for specific applications but you would be hard pressed to say it’s a better desktop OS than a gnu Linux distro. Bluetooth is a pretty hard thing to miss.
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by flatiron 4y ago
This is for site performance and not for general OS performance.
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by flatiron 4y ago
I was hoping it was on sale! Today is the first day of the autumn steam sale. I bought enough to wait until the next one.
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by flatiron 4y ago
There has to be some punishment. If I steal $100 from you and the risk is I get caught and all I would have to do is give it back then there would be a lot more white collar crime.
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by flatiron 4y ago
Arch Linux. Linux has support built in and so does grub.
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by flatiron 4y ago
The hard drive is 64 gb. I have 20 left over. The other 40 is the base arch os install and all my apps with the files I’m working on.
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by flatiron 4y ago
My main pc is a MacBook 2013 and brtfs with zstd has changed the way I use it drastically. It basically doubles its storage for common day things. Sure movies and audio and such don’t compress but everything else does. Makes it feel a tad s
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by flatiron 4y ago
I had to check: https://applerankings.com/red-delicious-apple-review/ i have no clue why anyone would buy a red delicious apple. Their review is pretty funny.
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by flatiron 4y ago
I have some copy pasta with screen shots on how to turn that stuff off I spent a bit making. Just send that out and let people know respectfully that I’m not providing tech support and I hope they enjoy the service. I don’t have anyone bug
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by flatiron 4y ago
I paid $75 for plex 9 years ago and have gotten way more than my monies worth. Their shift to monetization In my opinion is over blown. You can simply go and turn that crap off. Having my media on any device at any time is a life changer.
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by flatiron 4y ago
https://workspace.google.com/pricing.html Enterprise is $20
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by flatiron 4y ago
I personally solve it by abusing Google cloud storage. If you have a domain name you can get their enterprise account for $20 a month with unlimited storage. I have close to 100TB of stuff on there. Rclone crypt makes sure they have no clue
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by flatiron 4y ago
It segments a certain amount of ram to “swap” to which means compress and store. Normal blue sky ram operations are not compressed on macOS

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