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josteink
3y ago
That just means avoid making passkeys and/or Google passkeys your only login option. There are other options out there.
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3y ago
Unfortunately this leak seems to be for Intel-based boards only, not the AMD ones :(
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3y ago
Unless you pay for your account, there is a waitlist. I don’t know if parent poster has paid or not, but if he haven’t, he’s probably still waiting.
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3y ago
His point was trying to measure OS market-share by checking desktop-only is no longer a valid approach. Even big players like Microsoft are forced to offer their software and services on non-Windows platforms (like mobile and tablets!) if t
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3y ago
> I wish more folks administered a basic Linux router of their own. I'm talking a mainline distro and iptables set to masquerade (for IPv4). I used to do that. But then I found OpenWRT which took away all the grunt-work and just wor
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4y ago
> Note that nuclear plants only contributed to about 5% of all the electrical power in Germany. And how much of that is coal? Nuclear power plants provides stable power regardless of weather, wind and climate, and serves as a necessary b
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4y ago
There isn't. But existing nuclear-power (where the environmental cost is already paid) isn't perceived "green", even though we can get stable "free" power for years and years and years. The "Green shift&qu
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4y ago
They've alienated contributors, had toxic feedback to community patches and have in general done everything they can to become irrelevant. These days yt-dlp covers my needs instead, and unlike youtube-dl, they the seem to be accepting
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4y ago
> What does this imply? You or anyone else may no longer "publicly" use Rust or any things which is publicly associated with the language/ecosystem without explicit approval or license from the Rust Foundation's. Also
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4y ago
> I am gonna try siding with the foundation, in the end all crates are from the ground up in Rust. But the crate-name is often the same name as the git repo or project-name in general, which exists outside crates.io and will benefit from
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4y ago
Reading things like this makes me realize just how “over” using Windows I’ve gotten the last few years. I’m not going to decry Linux as the superior, flawless option in every way which everyone should use. It has rough edges, bugs and issue
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4y ago
How is Debian-support for ZFS these days? Is it doable to setup Debian with a ZFS root file system?
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4y ago
I’ve switched everything off Ubuntu but my servers. That bit is just too much effort and I can’t be bothered yet. Next server though. Not Ubuntu for sure. Probably Debian?
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4y ago
It’s pretty much a meme at this point, but yeah. Snaps just finally did it in for me. I’ve switched all my laptops and workstations from Ubuntu to Arch. There are rough edges here too, but on overall I’m much happier. I feel like I know how
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4y ago
Yeah. That’s not a car-problem. That’s living in a lawless neighbourhood kind of problem. Move somewhere safe. Where cars don’t get stolen. You’ll probably find most other crime statistics beneficial too there.
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4y ago
All other languages: use whatever packages you like. You’ll be fine. Python: we’re going to force all packages from all projects and repos to be installed in a shared global environment, but since nobody actually wants that we will allow
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4y ago
When you enable 2FA you are on pretty much every service asked to download recovery-codes, and save them somewhere safe. Did you do that, and if not, why not? Also: Didn't you backup the 2FA codes somewhere else where you can "syn
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4y ago
> If we switch the units to kg, we see that a mass of 278000 kg (139 metric tons) I’m admittedly no astrophysicist, but I’m pretty sure you mean 278 metric tons. 1 metric ton is 1000 metric kilos. We metricists like things simple :)
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4y ago
> I don't think we really need more LotR. Especially if it’s being made “for a modern audience”. Sic. If those phrases are used during the promotion, that’s a 100% guarantee I won’t be watching something.
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4y ago
I’ve found PowerShell the easiest way to automate and power CI/CD in a mixed Windows, Mac and Linux environment. It feels kinda weird at first, but then you install the LSP server for it in your editor, and suddenly things start feelin
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4y ago
> Apple music is absolute crap, quality of sound was enough that I didn't even bother extending trial Sound quality not good enough? You know Apple Music supports lossless up to 24-bit 192kHz, at no cost, right? Just what are you ta
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4y ago
That’s literally it. It’s probably inferior to both Spotify and Apple Music, but if you’re going to pay for YouTube premium anyway and are able to endure the weird UI… Then it might save you a small monthly fee you’d otherwise pay to compet
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4y ago
I have the AirPods Pro 2, and so far the connector is literally my only complaint. I’d love for them to provide a case with USB-C connector instead…
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4y ago
> This gives better glyph shapes compared to Windows' ClearType rendering which forces fonts to align with pixel boundaries - a dubious decision It’s not “dubious”. It clearly improves readability of text on most non-hidpi displays.
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4y ago
fwupdmgr is amazing. It’s like a package-manager for system firmware. For the devices supported, it feels infinitely better than downloading random files from the various vendor-sites on the internet and running setup wizards and all kinds
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4y ago
Arch is the new “big” distro among Linux gamers. It seems to be taking market share from Ubuntu. And yes, fwupdmgr works fine on Arch too.
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4y ago
Wine gets better and better, more and more impressive… And here I am having nothing to use it for, because all the software I run or need is now available for Linux. I guess I should be glad, but it still feels a little sad? All that effort
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4y ago
Aka: Hire anyone except white, heterosexual males.
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4y ago
One might say it’s a great way to criticise the absurdity of CoCs in general.
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4y ago
Because of course they will. I mean, it might cost them $10 annually to keep it up? There’s also something awfully meta about Google discontinuing a support-page for their discontinued product…
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