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by gen3 6y ago
I can’t really speak to the security of the desktop components, but I just wanted to chime in and say that I tried the same thing recently. I use KDE, and the version that ships on OpenBSD is old. From what I get, if you want KDE you use Fr
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by gen3 6y ago
I wish I knew about this for 6.5!
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by gen3 6y ago
Here’s the download page and poster. https://www.openbsd.org/67.html
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by gen3 6y ago
I don’t know about that.
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by gen3 6y ago
I haven’t yet, but have heard good things about it. I’m also really looking forward to trying the new windows console.
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by gen3 6y ago
I would be happy recommend ElementaryOS to anyone. I used it for a few years before moving to Kububtu (with help theming from /r/unixporn). It looked nice and worked well imo.
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by gen3 6y ago
I’ve found Linux to be a really good machine for development. Windows with Cygwin is a good mixture, but windows file locking, and the lack of bash (and some tools) really have made it a pain when developing back on Windows. At this point
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by gen3 6y ago
You can load them into iTunes if that’s your thing. I personally don’t like the UI, and have used foobar2000 for a good while (with a custom theme). You can load music onto it using iTunes, or from the files app on your phone. In foobar2000
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by gen3 6y ago
I had a Priv and my roomate has a Key1. I enjoyed my Priv. BlackBerry has some cool software features, and using the keyboard as a trackpad was nice. The phone had issues overheating (with things like mapping with the screen on) and eventua
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by gen3 6y ago
Interesting project. I did something similar with a raspberry Pi I had laying around and a receipt printer. I installed the serial print driver, then just apt installed the avahi and cups daemons. It was then accessible to everything else o
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by gen3 6y ago
It’s been awesome for me too. I’ve had a static site hosted on github since high school. It’s been a cheap way to host a website for free (I use github + cloudflare) since before I had a credit card. I’m willing to bet it helped me get at l
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by gen3 6y ago
I guess the issue with this is that it’s a physical item being delivered to the US, not any country. I’m not sure what the laws are when it comes to burning stuff off in the US.
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Samsung to integrate custom AMD Radeon graphics into future SoCs for mobile(amd.com)
3 points by gen3 6y ago|0 comments
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by gen3 6y ago
It’s just packaged differently. Instead of easily knowing it’s trash, it’s someone you trust on Facebook spouting crazy. I think that’s what gets people the most.
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by gen3 6y ago
> The employment adjustment subsidy has not proved popular so far, partly owing to its complicated paperwork and the roughly one-month wait for processing applications. In the current crisis, just 985 companies had applied in the two mon
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by gen3 6y ago
Totally! My understanding of the current situation is that the market wanting more oil has shrunk considerably. Investors were stuck with the chance of having to actually receive the oil they had contracts on, and did all that they could to
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by gen3 6y ago
$UWT and $DWT were de-listed 3/19 (3x long and inverse on oil). It would still be surprising, but I wouldn't as surprised at this point. This next month will be hard on $USO. At this point oil stores are reaching maximum capacit
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by gen3 6y ago
Think of shark biting at cable, etc. Remember these cables just sit on top of the ocean floor.
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by gen3 7y ago
This sounds pretty similar to the display on the Pebble Time. It was a color LCD, sometimes marketed as a low power LCD or reflective LCD. For the majority of the time the display didn't use the backlight. They don't seem to be wi
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by gen3 7y ago
He means that instead of having a weekend, it’s like three Friday’s in a row, ie they work the weekend.
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by gen3 7y ago
This is honestly the best “Zoom is bad” summery I’ve seen so far. While I certainly believe some of the Zoom hate is blown out of proportion, this article does a good job explaining to someone who isn't a security expert what the issue
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by gen3 7y ago
Oddly enough, "the war machine" in particular has driven R&D and science for thousands of years. I encourage you to look into the technologies that DARPA and others have had a hand in creating. Not to mention they fund things
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by gen3 7y ago
Does it work at all in MacOS? With all of the isolation that the Mac does, I could see this not working without giving it permission in settings.
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by gen3 7y ago
Except the US has already kind of done that before. Ex the treasury stake in GM.
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by gen3 7y ago
The US dollar was at one point backed by a gold and silver standard, meaning that you could always go redeem the cash for a specific amount of the metal. After the Great Depression the US moved away from the standard, backing the money with
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by gen3 7y ago
I would assume it’s a volume issue. Intel makes so many CPU’s.
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by gen3 7y ago
Wouldn't that cache font files along with the rest of the website?
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by gen3 7y ago
Part of the point of insurance is to offset risk. He says that he doesn’t have insurance for himself. While he is probably fine, he is taking the gamble that he will not require any expensive procedures. Depending on your risk tolerance, it
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by gen3 7y ago
You just described exactly what Stockx does with everything sold on their site. I think it’s good for everyone, because of the chance of getting fake items.
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by gen3 7y ago
Tor has setting that hide your data to make it look inconspicuous. The issue with tor is its speed and ease of use in my opinion. https://2019.www.torproject.org/docs/pluggable-transports

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