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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Ironic that they're reintroducing being able to play games from a shared library at the same time as the sharer is playing something else, when they removed that years ago for . . . Whatever their reason was at the time.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Not sure from where in Scandinavia, but this is not the case in either Norway or Sweden. XL is extra large, and XS is extra small.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
You are not. I really dislike discord as anything else than a platform for disposable communication, e.g. between friends and stuff, but people have this tendency of using it as the prominent platform for support questions and even as docum
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Show me how to set an arbitrary, already existing, GPO's value without having to manually toggle it first, back that up, and use that backup to import the change.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Try setting Group Policy objects through CLI without some serious workarounds and without using that one Microsoft local GPO binary that I don't remember the name of but isn't supported.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Nice. Your comics are rather amusing.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Almost all of those you get from just using the normal website with uBlock Origin and a browser lol. Not really exclusive features.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
I wonder if those people using emacs as an OS by discount booting into it can now finally get their wish of directly booting into emacs lol.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Probably due to JVM letting you compile once and run your Java application on any subsequent JVM, regardless of OS, or something.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Ah, yes, let's just keep on going without trying to make things better for anyone instead. That's sure to make things better! Improvement doesn't come from passiveness. Someone, somewhere, will have to start first.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Good to know, but this is just an example of the issues OP described; needing yet another workaround instead.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
I think you've misunderstood the feature. It shows an overlay window of another part of the same PDF you're already in. It doesn't open another PDF or a website or anything, it's just a small preview of another page esse
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
It'll just happen again anyway, it's not like this is their first blunder like this.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
I don't see how any of these use-cases gain any clear benefit over using them through a system like this over just doing it normally. Honestly, I cannot imagine using a niche system like this for researching much of anything will do an
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Until a zero-day happens.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Elaborate on it then.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Huh, that's surprising. I've never actually checked but always considered that they'd give the same result. Somewhat cumbersome, if one considers how few people know of this functionality though.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
That's some next level shit. I dig it.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Hard disagree with your first paragraph. An application can have endless customization abilities, but still doesn't need to let the system choose a theme for it to support "full theming" as you put it. There can also be legit
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Have you used an iPad for drawing before? I'm curious how they compare. I looked at Android options way back when, but it wasn't particularly developed around that time.
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Nah, it's more like not all deletions are equal. It probably has to do with the user launching the event on the backend, if I were to guess, but sometimes if you delete something through Explorer, it isn't added to the undo histor
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
I found the reply from (someone from(?)) the company very amusing. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37697367
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
The website doesn't seem to like mobile devices much. The fade in for text and pictures happens way later than they're supposed to, so you end up having to scroll almost past the text part for both it and the image to appear, and
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
This is such a... strange way to essential just ignore the problem and hope it goes away. Like a student deciding not to study, because why would that help. Either he fails or another in a—essentially—another world does or doesn't. P
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
While I'm not saying this whitepaper is wrong, keep in mind that this is done by Carbon Engineering who receive funding from people and organizations like N. Murray Edwards[1], Chevron Corporation, Occidental Petroleum and BHP[2] which
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Passing through a device is more secure than bare-metal, yes, but I meant it as the Qubes OS project themselves dissuading the notion. And doing so decreases security for the whole system, which is why they advice against it, because you&#x
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
That would be nice yeah, but considering how complex they are, I feel they'd need to be built from common parts and a user-configurable operating system or something. But I doubt that'll happen. The closest thing I've seen is
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Yeah, that is a significant problem. Wear and tear on the main chassis (is that what it's called?) of the car also isn't making it much safer as time goes on. Though, I suppose there's also fuel efficiency to consider as well
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Man, at this point, I just want a shitty old car that I can fix everything myself without tons of computer stuff in them. But there's always the issue of parts availability. Anyone know of a dumb(ish) car that is user repairable with d
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by hju22_-3 3y ago
Any reason not to mention which search engine you use?

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