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by kasabali 2y ago
> PLANET FEDORA used to be very active, but this year it's even more quiet than last year, e.g. only 4 new entries from 3 people in the past 5 days Maybe blogging is dying rather than Fedora?
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by kasabali 2y ago
Missing context in the comment you replied to is that hand made cymbal companies in Istanbul can all be traced back to the old Zildjian factory there Here I found a news story in English summarizing the situation [1]: > The Zildjian com
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by kasabali 2y ago
Atom has always been a laptop chip. They tried to shoeshorn it to handhelds but it sucked for obvious reasons. Think Apple's chips started in iPhone, then iPads and finally very recently ramped up to Macbooks. Even Snapdragon has only
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by kasabali 2y ago
You forgot also the best lawyers in the industry
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by kasabali 2y ago
You joke, but seriously, had they asked Redditors, they'd know better than putting fucking Raja of all the people, in charge of their GPU team.
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by kasabali 2y ago
It has its own journaling mode just to really keep its integrity. Some things are just better solved at the filesystem level.
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by kasabali 2y ago
Three decades ago was 1995 and Windows 95 ran on 8MB of RAM.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> If you click or hit enter on the auto-selected ‘Yes’ option, qBittorrent will then *download, execute the .exe* No shit. Yet another case of "security" people making a mountain out of a molehill for making a name for themselv
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by kasabali 2y ago
Vista was underrated, too.
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by kasabali 2y ago
Also good luck creating an account in the first place. Their shitty fraud checking partner keeps rejecting perfectly legit credit cards even after they've been verified with 3D secure check.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> Intel’s internal testing comparing 0x12B microcode to 0x125 microcode indicates performance impact is within run-to-run variation Sneaky wording. Aren't they supposed to be testing the version before 0x125, considering it is th
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by kasabali 2y ago
I agree completely. On the other hand, it should be recognized there's a difference between packaging for the official repository and packaging done by individual users/sysadmins/developers for distributing independently. Unf
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by kasabali 2y ago
to be really fair, the tools package maintainers use are more complicated than stuff described in the blog post. Best way to discourage anyone from generating a .deb package is recommending him read the official "new maintainers guide&
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by kasabali 2y ago
Galaxy S20?
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by kasabali 2y ago
> worse fuel efficiency no, it's the opposite. Emission controls result in worse fuel efficiency.
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by kasabali 2y ago
Modern tech has everything to do with the topic at hand.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> GPU is the only thing you'd want to upgrade in the near future agree to disagree
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by kasabali 2y ago
Wait, there's a beautiful version?!
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by kasabali 2y ago
Who said it'd be narrow? :p
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shitty ones
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by kasabali 2y ago
Microsoft sabotaged it.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> This limits the longevity, upgradability, and relevance of gaming products using Lunar Lake. Darn thing has RAM in package and your worried not having thunderbolt 5 limits upgradability? :P
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by kasabali 2y ago
Counterpoint: I've maxxed out memory in all my laptop and desktop pcs so far, even the machines for secondary uses I max them out using budget parts.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> There isn't a dumpster rotten enough for ME, Vista, or 8. Vista was pretty good after SP2, so was Windows 8.1. In fact I find 8.1 (with StartIsBack installed) much better than the adware mess that's Windows 10.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> I spent two seconds figuring out the icons the first time I encountered it and now it's faster for me. You're definitely sharper than me. I spend 2 seconds every time I encountered it.
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by kasabali 2y ago
> not having search(?), for example, makes the old one inferior no matter how familiar, dense, or “usable” the old one was. Control panel have had a working search function, introduced in Vista. It worked in start menu, too, and was ver
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by kasabali 2y ago
> The Windows ecosystem is at its core about backward compatibility and minimizing training costs (path dependence). There are billions of employees who have to be trained button click by button click. If this was their core they must&#x
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by kasabali 2y ago
Slowly? LOL. That has been the direction full throttle since the day Windows 10 was released.
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in other words: they've kicked him out of his own project
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by kasabali 2y ago
> ... CTRL. I get cramping super quickly The trick to CTRL is pressing it with your palm. http://xahlee.info/kbd/how_to_press_control_key.html

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