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by jamespo 10y ago
I run crouton on my chromebook but really if you intend to run desktop linux don't get a chromebook, even at boot waiting for the "developer mode" beeps are annoying besides the other compromises (small native storage etc).
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by jamespo 11y ago
Amazon, Playstation Network also allow you to rent films at this price point, they seem to be doing OK. You're simply not in the target audience. Netflix is not unlimited, it is a buffet where you might not like what's on offer.
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by jamespo 11y ago
look at the hp spectre x360... no usb type-c though (but do you really need that?)
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by jamespo 11y ago
cough Autonomy
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by jamespo 11y ago
My HP Spectre X360 runs fine with Apricity / Arch, including touchscreen / sound / wifi.
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by jamespo 11y ago
Maybe it's time to release it in other territories now
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by jamespo 11y ago
Taking a picture of a sunset is very nice, the distraction of 100 lit up screens filming a full gig video from 100 feet back that will never be watched is something else.
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by jamespo 11y ago
It's not just people being clickbaited, some of their most prolific commenters obviously disagree with their entire output and go in to stir the pot.
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by jamespo 11y ago
I normally breathe a sigh of relief as sieving through the crap to find the few insightful comments can be more effort than it's worth.
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by jamespo 11y ago
Yes, I'd like a larger screen option too. Tech books often have the preformatted code sections wrapping which is horrible and only sometimes eliminated in landscape.
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by jamespo 11y ago
for a lot of companies doing that would be a big no-no security wise
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by jamespo 11y ago
I use mairix, which is very old but still does the job.
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by jamespo 11y ago
and that is definitely the aspect that reminded me
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by jamespo 11y ago
Reminds me of the arguments about not letting in any refugees as some of them may commit a crime.
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by jamespo 11y ago
How did they do that, put a rootkit on his machine forcing all hits to them?
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by jamespo 11y ago
It will probably happen about the same time as opinions are no longer presented as fact.
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by jamespo 11y ago
I use this and have found it excellent. Even got me back into gnome shell after recoiling in disgust initially with all the changes from gnome 2.
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by jamespo 11y ago
the last time I tried OEL with "their" kernel, the system wouldn't boot
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by jamespo 11y ago
They're not unable to access large swathes. It is inconvenient however. And site owners can disable the captchas. Also moving away from Cloudflare is just a DNS update away.
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by jamespo 11y ago
But Tor is not specifically treated differently... their exit IPs cross a threshold and CAPTCHA's are applied, just like with your fail2ban solution.
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by jamespo 11y ago
None of those sound particularly effective
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by jamespo 11y ago
That post doesn't really offer any solutions. It would be interesting to find out how CF came to the 94% figure but a lot of the other claims made are not countered and presumably valid. I doubt CF's (paying) customers are particu
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by jamespo 11y ago
Because worldwide recognition of golf is on a par with pachinko?
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by jamespo 11y ago
How hard can it really be to stop this technically?
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by jamespo 11y ago
Feel free to code your own
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by jamespo 11y ago
Nah, now everyone knows if they want security they need to upgrade to the latest iphone. Win-win for Apple.
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by jamespo 11y ago
If you were enjoying groovesharks services, you're unlikely to be the target audience for paying for stuff.
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by jamespo 11y ago
Maybe because taking away cars has more downsides than taking away guns?
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by jamespo 11y ago
Obviously geggam has some Jason Bourne-level skills
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by jamespo 11y ago
Tell me of these BSD-only business tools

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