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by itvision 3y ago
I won't even read it. Google remains the best search engine, period. Nothing is even close.
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by itvision 3y ago
The article does not seem to actually refute the old theories. What a mess.
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by itvision 3y ago
Firefox sync encrypts your data with your password (it's not exactly like that but that's the gist of it) and Mozilla has zero access to it, none at all. I see no reason not to trust them with that. It's a lot easier and _saf
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by itvision 3y ago
> it's open source, you can simply look at the code (or, better, at the differences with firefox) Are you really serious? Firefox source is 21 million lines of code.
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by itvision 3y ago
Not only that, trustworthy extensions normally have serious well-known developers behind them which decreases the risk of stumbling into something malicious. To this date not a single extension which has been marked as recommended by Mozill
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by itvision 3y ago
Mozilla has a special program when they check manually and mark extensions which are trustworthy. It's been there since the advent of WebExtensions.
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by itvision 3y ago
The biggest problem with all these "privacy" oriented web browsers is that you have to trust their creators explicitly and I just cannot. Most often the developers are some random anonymous Joes without CVs or anything proving the
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Xiaomi's MIUI 13 blocks Telegram installation for Chinese users(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by itvision 3y ago|0 comments
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by itvision 3y ago
What next? Allowing access to about:config? Nah, I'm dreaming. Will continue to use Nightly.
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by itvision 3y ago
I use fast.com instead. This one tests a 10MB chunk at last and that's the only reliable indication for me. 100KB and 1MB down/up load tests show unrealistically low values, perhaps due to a high latency (ping).
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by itvision 3y ago
<offtopic probably>Haven't read the article but nowadays there's no reason to use either GZIP, or bzip2 when ZSTD is available. It's just so much better than both, I've no idea why people haven't replaced ever
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by itvision 3y ago
I have insane issues with my working memory which render me basically useless as an employee or even a human being and doctors here in my country aren't even aware such a thing exists and can deteriorate. And given my salary and saving
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Path to Game Development
3 points by itvision 3y ago|1 comments
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by itvision 3y ago
> If you've been a 20-year Nvidia Linux user like I have, you'll have countless horror stories of system upgrades and kernel revisions breaking NVidia drivers, leaving you with a non-working desktop. I've had zero "sy
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by itvision 3y ago
I'm really sad QNX has never been adopted for the desktop and it died with Blackberry for mobile. Such a cool fast kernel / operating system.
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by itvision 3y ago
> Nvidia is actively hostile to Linux users. Citations and facts needed. Also, please enlighten us why NVIDIA owes Linux or its users anything. Please. Just take it slow. > The worst part about gaming on Linux is dealing with Nvidia&#
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by itvision 3y ago
1. Unfulfilled expectations dictated by the society around you - since we are herd animals, that runs deep below our consciousness and exhausts us. To deal with fatigue people start to look for ways to calm down this part of the brain, ergo
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by itvision 3y ago
This link doesn't work for me, this one does: https://www.alphagalileo.org/en-gb/Item-Display/ItemId/23440...
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by itvision 3y ago
If only both of you guys knew that Valve has been working on CS2 for the past three years and no, it's not "10 people" it a lot lot more. I agree it took them too long to fix these vulnerabilities but Valve is notorious for i
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by itvision 3y ago
> The only Fedora users who will have the 6.3 kernel series on their systems are those who willingly and intentionally enable the updates-testing repository. 1. People compile released kernels found on kernel.org. I do. 2. Multiple distr
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by itvision 3y ago
> only affects opt-in testers That's a falsehood. Kernel releases on kernel.org are _not_ considered "unstable". That's a myth open source aficionados have to drop ASAP.
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by itvision 3y ago
> I note that all these reported failures seem to be using hardware raid and with stripe (whether either is relevant is unknown). That's not true. Later in the comments there is a person without HW raid who also has been affected. T
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XFS metadata corruption after upgrade to 6.3.3 kernel(bugzilla.redhat.com)
130 points by itvision 3y ago|48 comments
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by itvision 3y ago
LMAO
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by itvision 3y ago
1. Why does it look aggressive/frowning? 2. It has become so generic it looks almost exactly the same as Firefox logo when the colors have been reduced to just one. Overall: unnecessary and detrimental redesign.
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by itvision 3y ago
Phoronix is where AMD is infallible and Intel/NVIDIA are evil incarnates. And that results in news pieces like this.
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by itvision 3y ago
Dead
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Microsoft exec says Windows 11 kernel will soon be booting with Rust inside(neowin.net)
407 points by itvision 3y ago|222 comments
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by itvision 3y ago
Websites seem not to work without them as well. The page isn’t redirecting properly An error occurred during a connection to www.scientificamerican.com. This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.
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by itvision 4y ago
You need to post it around 9pm EST or it will never gain any traction. And it's been discussed here at least a couple of times already.

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