hulitu

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by hulitu 4mo ago
Notthing. Greed and planed obsolescence are here to stay.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
It is a parody. Inovation, value, security - things which Microsoft strugles to deliver since 30 years.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
They do increase RAM and processor usage.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Cyclists on sidewalks generally signals terrible bike infrastructure. No. It signals cyclists not giving a fuck about the law. In at least some EU countries, it is illegal to cycle on sidewalks, except with children.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
And when the battery is empty, it is empty.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> I don't know what is. PRISM.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Android users need to switch to Graphene. Which supports only Pixel devices.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
It also needs systemd. So it is more a "systemd app" than a "linux app".
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by hulitu 4mo ago
Be a good citizen. Scan your neighbour's messages today. If you see, hear or feel something suspicious, please fill the AI assisted online form. Think about the future of your children and about your security. We all must protect democ
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Mel Brooks is 100 today It's good to be the king.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
I use xsnow 1.42 . The new release is crap and according to this post, even more so.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
Real men use: killall -9
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> independent website for trusted climate information Sponsors ? NGOs ?
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by hulitu 4mo ago
Thank got he was convicted in US. (land of the free, etc., etc.). Now he will be sent to China in a spy exchange.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> POSIX is a specification. Not a program. The thing that actually runs your script is bash, dash, ash, ksh, yash, or one of a dozen others. They each implement POSIX with their own gaps, extensions, and historical accidents. Blaming POS
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by hulitu 4mo ago
If you can. This was the case 20 years ago.Now it wants to install something, does not find it/forgets about it. SW quality has gone downwards.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
And also don't install "keyboard drivers".
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by hulitu 4mo ago
Based on the latest attempts to simulate (in LTSpice) Analog Devices or Texas Intruments ICs together with some common transistors, i would say that supercomputers might allow a simulation to converge in a finite amount of time.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> I found it frustrating to use when it was new because of how often the system would lock up even on decent hardware Kids those days. Windows "release version" was actually a beta version. NT 4 needed 6 SPs to become stable, W
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> most people in Europe trust their government more than random for profit companies, and are OK with making them a gatekeeper No.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
No, but Waywire will.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Saying this after the whole XZ utils ordeal has happened is quite interesting. You do realize that XZ was on github. (Microsoft, PRISM etc.)
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> firefox is one of the few apps that already sandboxes itself really well, while being one of the few apps that executes Remote Code really well.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Didn't MS Word have Reveal Codes ? It has some. Getting rid of page breaks in the new Office versions is ... interesting, to say the least.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Not playing distorted, noisy signals is a feature I greatly appreciate Haha. The DAB+ signals are compressed as much as possible.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Either the conservative movement lacks internally consistency, or it is quite consistent but around one central idea, corporations They pay well (lobby). Why risk your career by not playing ball ?
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> you will lack optimizations and features already in the current stable windows 10 Like improved animations, more wasted space and rounded windows corners ?
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Google releases new privacy controls Yes, _your_ privacy is _very important_ for Google. That's why it collects every piece of it.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> LaTeX Engines in Browsers This is hillarious. Browsers lost the ability to print some 10 years ago. Today, printing a web page is an exercise in masochism. I am very curious how the output will look like.
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by hulitu 4mo ago
> Seriously, in preseng, price spike is pure result of offer/demand and massive backlog. Yeah, seriously. That's why all have the same prices.

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