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by gertop 1y ago
> A buggy app accumulates gigabytes (literaly, i am not exagregating) of temp files there, but i cant visit the folder to delete them. Settings > Apps > select the app > Storage and cache > Clear storage.
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by gertop 1y ago
> I think everybody with a degree in software engineering could do this Ideally this would be true, but it hasn't been my experience at all. At least with American graduates, I can't speak to other countries.
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by gertop 1y ago
Multiple user is available on Samsung. Both multiple profiles as well as work profile. Samsung also has "secure folder" which isolates apps and files and presumably uses multiple users to do the isolation.
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by gertop 1y ago
Alcohol-free mouthwash is even more likely to cause tissue damage because they almost all contain SLS. Some people are more sensitive to it than others (causing the mucosa to peel) but it causes mild damage to everybody.
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by gertop 1y ago
UTF-16 is both simpler to parse and more compact than utf-8 when writing non-english characters. UTF-8 didn't win on technical merits, it won becausw it was mostly backwards compatible with all American software that previously used AS
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by gertop 1y ago
But node doesn't do threading by default either? Are you saying that npm is somehow multithreaded?
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by gertop 1y ago
> find out what/when apps are running How do you do that on Android? You can inspect the manifest to see some triggers, but an app can set more triggers when it first launches. Task managers have been killed by Google about 10 years
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by gertop 1y ago
That kind of fake self-aggrandizement-delusion-driven story telling is part of the autistic trans subculture. That particular subculture tends to speak of themselves as goddesses, wizards, or other higher beings. Their websites are usually
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by gertop 1y ago
I wish 7-zip would support .tar.gz the way WinRAR does. WinRAR allows you to browse a .tar.gz without extracting it, 7-zip extracts the .tar to a temp file. It makes working with large .tar.gz files impossible. (Yes I know that because of h
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by gertop 1y ago
Zip support has been in Windows since XP. In 11 (and maybe later 10 updates) they added 7z and rar support.
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by gertop 1y ago
> it was found in a few years and the field marches on I agree but 16 years is still significant. It represents 5% of the modern medicine era.
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by gertop 1y ago
> Just about any medication you want can be freely ordered from abroad. It is not against the law to use either, as they're not controlled substances. Interesting, so buying prescription medication from abroad (and without a prescri
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by gertop 1y ago
Yandex.com has divested from yandex.ru and the former is nominally not based in Russia. I personally believe they are still 100% managed by Russia, as I'm sure you do, but this is all feels and not facts. Facts is yandex.com isn't
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by gertop 1y ago
For better or worse there's an immense amount of anonymous developers behind major projects that you likely rely on a daily basis. I wish more core projects had a policy of no anonymous people in the core team at least, but it is what
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by gertop 1y ago
> That's not really much of an issue. Yes yes love conquers everything and whatnot. Doesn't change the fact that some people need absolute silence to fall asleep and a CPAP machine is very disturbing to them. So they have to sl
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by gertop 1y ago
If the DNS error doesn't bubble up to the eyes of the average user it might as well not exist, so torrentfreak isn't wrong. Of course CloudFlare hijacking the domain and sending traffic to a page they host isn't a great solut
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by gertop 1y ago
I think it's clear that you're not familiar with how often paper mills have poisoned the nearby populations.
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by gertop 1y ago
Absolutely. Breaking apps for all users when the system's page size changes is much better than inconveniencing the handful of developers that would have to work around a more abstracted page size. Same reason why I think electron is g
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by gertop 1y ago
> However, many developers rely and depend on root DNS resolution to "Just Work" when you add it to a server As a sysops you're probably aware that neither Google nor CloudFlare are DNS root servers. Using actual root serv
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by gertop 1y ago
Yes.
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by gertop 1y ago
Hurd is for sure a failed project and it can't realistically run a modern desktop as claimed, but it's more capable than you give it credit for. For example, see: https://www.debian.org/ports/hurd/
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by gertop 2y ago
As someone who has been medicated for mental illness for several decades and went through this dance countless times, I can assure you that this is the worst advice to give somebody. Psychiatrists aren't evil, of course, but they'
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by gertop 2y ago
I thought the papers that jump started the revolution came from Google?
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by gertop 2y ago
I find it amusing that you think privacy rights should only be for buyers and not renters.
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by gertop 2y ago
Porch pirates are a huge problem in America and shop lifting has gotten so bad that many products are locked behind glass doors... It's wild how people here have blinders and think that these things only apply to "lesser" cou
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by gertop 2y ago
Drywall is two sheets of paper/cardboard cladding (increasingly) low density gypsum. Soundproofing material is also often made of cardboard (though we do have alternatives for that, unlike drywall).
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by gertop 2y ago
The main difference is that in S3 many (internal) peripherals are put to sleep but not entirely unpowered. So when the system is resumed, it's not an entirely clean slate like it would be from a fresh power up from hibernation. Unfortu
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by gertop 2y ago
Thinkpads do. It's poorly named but they let you choose Windows (S0x) or Linux (S3) sleep.
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by gertop 2y ago
No, you're deliberately being a contrarian. Dismissing the official story, witnesses, and other experts, because you feel like you're smarter. Then you tell people to relax when they dare question you . How about you relax, man?
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by gertop 2y ago
"Here's a court order, you must serve this tainted APK we built to the user at this email" VS "You must backdoor the operating system used on billions of devices. Nobody can know about it but we somehow made it a law tha

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