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by fuzxi 6y ago
>The next step is to send a SIGSTOP signal to accounts-daemon to stop it from thrashing that CPU core. But to do that, you first need to know accounts-daemon’s process identifier (PID). Or just 'pkill -SIGSTOP accounts-daemon'.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Google Workspace (formerly G Suite) has an unlimited storage plan for $20/month. You might have to contact them to sign up for it. The plan is called Enterprise Standard. Of course it's not especially wise to switch from a gutted
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by fuzxi 6y ago
The pixel 4a 5g uses the same cpu as the 5, does not have waterproofing, and has the same benchmark speeds as the 5. I think the layouts are different too, based on the fact that the 4a 5g is larger than the 5.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
But Amazon doesn't care about your 1 star review. Asking customer support to comp you because your order was late does a lot more to their bottom line than a bad review on a product they don't even make or ship.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Personally, I pay for an email provider for the same reason I pay a cell provider instead of running my own SIP server - these things are fairly complex and I cannot afford to suffer a catastrophic failure that knowledgeable full-time staff
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I would recommend memorizing the passphrase to your email as well. If you lose access to your password database for any reason, it's annoying but largely trivial to regain access to most sites, as long as you have access to your recov
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Previous discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24919710
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by fuzxi 6y ago
X11 has not been deprecated. It is still actively developed. The most recent commit was 23 hours ago. [1] [1]: https://cgit.freedesktop.org/xorg/lib/libX11
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by fuzxi 6y ago
1-5% of traffic that comes from people using devices that are at least 4 years old. Someone who can't or won't upgrade from a phone that still uses Android Marshmallow is probably not bringing in much revenue.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I'm not sure if it's the same on older versions, but on recent Android versions, that requires a rooted device.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
33% of devices, but per the article, only 1-5% of traffic on sites using LetsEncrypt. I don't see any site owners moving to a different CA when this affects less than 5% of their visitors, who are likely the poorest fraction of their
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Is there something wrong with not wanting the city that you love to be invaded by the human version of a swarm of locusts? He is, by his own admission, one of those locusts.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
That's a good point. From the article: "He did bring a giant backpack, which his fellow hikers considered far too heavy for his journey."
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Do badges ever auto-unlock That specific badge is for game ownership. I believe it's possible for games to be added to your account automatically in some cases (like an HD version given out for free to existing owners) which could
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Have you ever seen a kernel with a good UX? ;)
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Do you get free SMS/MMS included in your plan? (My American Aunt has always insisted SMS was obscenely expensive and refused to use it to communicate.) I have a phone plan with a Sprint reseller that costs $6/month and still h
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>These are ambitious goals but can actually happen and are not an open-ended research project. can actually happen *if you live in an urban area
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>Either it's 100% safe under all circumstances or it shouldn't be allowed. This would be a much more compelling argument if the technology in question weren't replacing an existing system that is frequently lethal. I do ag
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by fuzxi 6y ago
I believe he's referring to the killer.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
>In what way is Musk a bad person?? Publicly supporting the US-backed coup in Bolivia comes to mind. [1] [1] https://web.archive.org/web/20200725040621/https://twitter.c...
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Haha, no. You pay $8000 for a license that authorizes you to use the self-driving feature in that specific vehicle.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Is it connected to the internet, as the parent comment claimed?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
They charged companies for IFTTT integration. Free users certainly had value; what company would pay to integrate if they had no userbase to speak of?
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by fuzxi 6y ago
"I can't afford it" isn't the same as "it's not worth that much".
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by fuzxi 6y ago
They sent an email every 1-2 days since the announcement of the price change. After a week or so, they changed the email category from "Promotions/Marketing" to "Important Account Information", so they could respect
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by fuzxi 6y ago
If I were IFTTT, I'd be asking myself why a customer provided a bulleted list of valid complaints about longstanding issues to explain why my service isn't worth $2/month.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Neither the parent link nor the post I linked are from accounts with an inordinate number of posts for Troy Hunt's blog (I count 1 each). I don't think he's breaking HN rules, I just think he's being deceptive and unethi
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by fuzxi 6y ago
And this is not the first time [1], either. I feel it's unethical to not disclose in the article that he's affiliated with the services he's advertising. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24544195
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by fuzxi 6y ago
For the most part, water pistols look nothing like firearms. I very much doubt that you'd be in danger of being treated as an armed threat when holding a transparent, green, plastic gun that's leaking water.
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by fuzxi 6y ago
Check out LocalCDN for a fork with actively-updated CDNs.

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