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by karlgrz 10y ago
Agreed.
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KeepassXC – A cross-platform community fork of KeepassX(keepassxreboot.github.io)
385 points by karlgrz 10y ago|228 comments
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by karlgrz 10y ago
This new firmware update fixed the flickering for me: http://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER04078627M/1/XPS_9550_1.2.18.... Might be worth a try?
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by karlgrz 10y ago
I went ahead with a clean install of 16.10, and, coupled with the following firmware update ( http://downloads.dell.com/FOLDER04078627M/1/XPS_9550_1.2.18.... ) seems to have resolved the Intel graphics flickering. T
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by karlgrz 10y ago
Interesting, thanks for the insight there. I'm not in a rush to upgrade to 16.10, but I'm also not opposed to it in the slightest. Maybe I'll give that a shot over the holidays here. Thanks again, cheers!
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by karlgrz 10y ago
I'm currently running the 9550 with ubuntu 16.04 and can confirm #2 on your list. It's pretty annoying. Bumping the brightness up helps a lot, but when on battery and/or late at night that's a terrible compromise.
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by karlgrz 10y ago
Concur. We've been running a small cluster for about a year and we've had the same experience thus far.
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by karlgrz 10y ago
Good list. I would add "Software that does not ship is essentially useless." To clarify, I mean that you can polish and try to perfect as much as you want, but at some point you have to get it into the hands of users to be actuall
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by karlgrz 11y ago
Seconded, that does sound useful.
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by karlgrz 11y ago
This is the first DNS outage I've experienced with them in 3+ years, then again I host everything in their NY regions.
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by karlgrz 11y ago
Regarding the suspend/resume stuff, which version of Ubuntu are you running? I don't have a problem, but I had to do a couple of things to get it working more like a Macbook: http://karlgrz.com/dell-xps-15-ubuntu-t
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by karlgrz 11y ago
No problem, was just curious. Thanks!
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by karlgrz 11y ago
Fantastic news, this looks great! Just a quick question, can I update individual nodes one at a time in my running cluster, or do they all need to be on 2.1 at the same time?
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2 Factor Authentication GPG and SSH Keys with Pass and Yubikey NEO(karlgrz.com)
2 points by karlgrz 11y ago|0 comments
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by karlgrz 11y ago
This is so timely, I am really excited to get this new version out on our nodes to kick the tires!
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by karlgrz 11y ago
I use the last.fm app and it detects everything very well from Google Play, both from the All Access service and my own downloaded songs. Have you tried that yet?
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by karlgrz 11y ago
Yea, that's what I've been using for the past 2 or 3 years, I think.
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by karlgrz 11y ago
That was great!
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by karlgrz 12y ago
Also, suspend works perfectly on XPS 15 with Ubuntu 14.04 and 14.10, although I had to add a couple of statements to rc.local to prevent it from waking in my backpack: echo EHC1 > /proc/acpi/wakeup echo EHC2 > &#x
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by karlgrz 12y ago
If you open Google Chrome -with your finger- on Ubuntu 14.04 (and 14.10) it will allow you to use touch for scrolling. If you open it with the mouse...it won't. Weird.
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by karlgrz 12y ago
I've been using a Dell XPS 15 with the UHD touchscreen display since November and I love it! I also reduced to 1080p resolution, for the same annoying reasons (applications are just too hit/miss). For the touchpad, I tweaked the i
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by karlgrz 12y ago
You -cannot- have a distribute database without consistency. Prove us ALL wrong, please.
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by karlgrz 12y ago
Abso-fucking-lutely.
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by karlgrz 12y ago
Yes, exactly this +100.
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by karlgrz 12y ago
That is good information, thanks for that.
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by karlgrz 12y ago
I'm not saying you claimed to have all three. Only paper I would have in mind is the CRDT paper from Letia, Preguiça, and Shapiro which I'm sure you're already familiar with. The thing that bothers me the most is that it app
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by karlgrz 12y ago
I appreciate the suggestion and response. Understand it is v.0.1.0 but you should also understand that when you bring something like this out with next to no academic backing behind your theories and algorithms there is DEFINITELY going to
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by karlgrz 12y ago
I'm not going to spin this up on 1000 nodes to make sure it handles the kind of load needed to simulate actual production traffic (which is what you would need to actually figure out if this would hold up to some kind of large scale lo
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by karlgrz 12y ago
I would really love if this actually worked as promised. Way too much skepticism and not nearly enough proof. Kudos for actually putting this out there, though. It'd be great to prove everyone wrong, but I will not hold my breath. Good
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by karlgrz 12y ago
It's not just you.

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