hda111

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   by hda111 4y ago

   For using normal Linux applications, Chrome OS uses Linux Containers (LXD) running inside a VM.
2. 62.▲
   by hda111 4y ago

   The insurance industry will prevent that any scientific study will be taken seriously. Most articles in mainstream media about Multiple Chemical Sensitivities or Sick Building Syndrome will continue to downplay the risks.
3. 63.▲
   by hda111 4y ago

   I wish Apple would still make Aperture.
4. 64.▲
   by hda111 4y ago

   When they "do something crazy" then TSMC isn't there any more. Can they manufacture iPhone without TSMC?
5. 65.▲
   by hda111 5y ago

   I disagree on phishing protection. In the best case the phisher has 30 seconds to login, and then has enough time to change the login details.
6. 66.▲
   by hda111 5y ago

   Agreed. The second factor is merely a protection to login on untrusted browsers. And you probably don’t install your password manager there.
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   by hda111 5y ago

   Instant On has several limitations like maximum APs in a site or maximum clients. I don’t want to say they are bad products but it’s only useful for a small network. TP-Link Omada is a very similar system like UniFi in this price range. The
8. 68.▲
   by hda111 5y ago

   What do you mean with Docker? Docker isn't mentioned in the article. Probably your container would run faster when your container image was native arm64 architecture and there wouldn't be emulation.
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   by hda111 5y ago

   It’s much cheaper to install Linux and libvirt on an old PC and then use virt-manager as the client on the Mac. This has no annual license fee.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I‘m not sure if this is a good thing. Despite email being an open standard we have now the situation that most emails are processed by either Google or Microsoft. When the same happens to Matrix we will have a situation where it’s so hard t
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I also never had an issue with Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi. They even provide packages to update the EEPROM. But it doesn’t surprise me that it just works since Ubuntu is a commercial distro. They even sell products for the Raspberry Pi version
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    by hda111 5y ago

    Podman and nerdctl seem to be the better option when it must be true open source. I know it’s very hard to build the Docker from source that you can download as binary. I don’t like this. Build process should be documented for everyone for
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I don’t like how the cookie dialogue on the Docker blog says it would take a few minutes to save my cookie preferences. I won’t wait a few minutes to just be able to start reading. This was my last visit on the Docker website.
14. 74.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    > is a countermeasure against phishing How can it prevent phishing?
15. 75.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    Not sure if it works within Russia but Mullvad is easy to use and has good mobile and desktop apps.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    It isn’t in 22.04, so for servers we probably see it not before 24.04. Only way is the official guide from openzfs: https://openzfs.github.io/openzfs-docs/Getting%20Started/Ubu... One can also try convert a deskt
17. 77.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    These are good fonts but it’s unclear why it’s not released under a proper font license like SIL Open Font License. This would make the use of the fonts much easier.
18. 78.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    Can this dynamically link to Qt to circumvent the GPL?
19. 79.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    Great idea. Could be still cheaper than most TOTP devices.
20. 80.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    This means the requirement is only that the app doesn’t use hardcoded ip addresses.
21. 81.▲
    by hda111 5y ago

    GPLv3 isn’t a useful license because it makes the use of software in automotive devices effectively impossible. And I think this is a security issue as well because the vendors still rely on very old GPLv2 versions of software and can’t upd
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    by hda111 5y ago

    Does this mean no more domain join before registering with Microsoft?
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    by hda111 5y ago

    Outlook.com isn’t even a good product if you ignore the ads. Their extremely strict anti spam policies make it very hard to deliver email to their customers.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I don’t have ME/CFS but am often stressed, had to quit my last job due to burnout. I don’t agree to avoid exercise for burnout. While in stress I found mild exercise useful to clear the mind and improve sleep. For mild ME/CFS pat
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    by hda111 5y ago

    There is also an interesting book about a recovery in the dessert “through the shadowlands” by Julie Rehmeyer. Just not practicable for everyone, especially when the dessert is far away like in Central Europe.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I don’t think they can implement such a check without breaking changes.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    The email standards explicitly allow everyone to impersonate anyone. That’s why you should use S/MIME and PGP.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    Seems like the SEO people have successfully reverse engineered Google‘s algorithms.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I don’t like this font at all. When you make a font for technical writing use a font that allows to differentiate between l1I and 0Oo.
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    by hda111 5y ago

    I don’t agree on double standards. Did you take the cryptographic implementation of both systems into consideration?