kasabali

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by kasabali 5y ago
YOu gotta make sure YouTube isn't using AV1
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by kasabali 5y ago
Then they should do like Apple did(?) and continue to sell older generations as the low end segment offering. Which should incidentally make sense since they'd be still supporting because of the said law anyway. Another side effect is
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by kasabali 5y ago
Some context: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/08/paragon-is-working-t... So just a guess; maybe after Samsung's exfat code was merged into mainline, license and support revenue from their own exfat
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by kasabali 5y ago
Stuffing json inside a registry key is as close to "unix philosophy" as changing your bikes tires is to knitting.
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by kasabali 5y ago
the rest might be, but #1 and #2 aren't minor concerns. If your old PSU doesn't provide enough power you're sol. And if cooling isn't enough cpu will be throttled, making getting a new powerful CPU meaningless.
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by kasabali 5y ago
What makes you so optimistic? Windows 10 didn't get any better in 6 years.
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by kasabali 5y ago
PAE can't be used in consumer Windows versions (unless you install 3rd party kernel patches)
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by kasabali 5y ago
Some Netflix originals have a lot of product placement
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by kasabali 5y ago
They've been demoting their brands since 980 PRO (which should've been actually called 980 EVO by all means)
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by kasabali 5y ago
> That's not what happens when you switch to a newer, faster controller. Wasn't also caching strategy changed with the newer controller? Larger dynamic slc, slower folding speed?
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by kasabali 5y ago
Samsung seems to be ahead on that one https://www.samsung.com/ie/monitors/flat/smart-m7-43-inch-sm...
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by kasabali 5y ago
> If you write a large file to disk filling it to capacity, failing then delete the file, now you have free space again and everything is normal. You've never used btrfs, have you? :D
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by kasabali 5y ago
500 is generous. Samsung's "Internet" browser has 50 tabs limit with the same behavior. However unlike Safari, it warns you that you've hit the limit after it had gone ahead and closed the oldest tab.
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by kasabali 5y ago
> Chromium project became the cpython of JavaScript and web browsers, because you could package it's components and embed them in your own applications. Firefox does not have competitive equivalents or better features. Therefore it
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by kasabali 5y ago
> Additionally, XUL was a steaming pile of shit, and there was no saving it. Multithreading was only possible by ripping out XUL. Nah, multi threading has always been there (because it's doing networking and IO at least ) and multi
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by kasabali 5y ago
> Non-experts contributing their opinion doesn't take away space from the experts to answer it properly. Ever heard of a thing called signal to noise ratio?
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by kasabali 5y ago
> safer and faster Safer, maybe. Faster? LMAO.
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by kasabali 5y ago
It's in mainline kernel (can be compiled as an architecture), but I don't think it's being actively developed.
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by kasabali 5y ago
Which part of "gently pushing" didn't you see? https://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/systemd-devel/2010-Se...
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by kasabali 5y ago
This is a false dichotomy. Just because I trust OS vendor to not be shipping malware or backdoors in their code doesn't mean I must let them decide what I can or cannot run on the OS for me.
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by kasabali 5y ago
I'm telling how patent litigation works in general and why you can't expect anybody to spoonfeed a random stranger on internet with a list of patents.
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by kasabali 5y ago
Legal threats won't necessarily result in lawsuits. Lack of publicly accessible lawsuits doesn't input lawyers of Company X doesn't shot down every single remote competitor preemptively with threats of legal action. At that
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by kasabali 5y ago
> I’m not sure what benefit any further effort at discussion or standardization would bring. It'd allow them to come up with more bullshit excuses to not implement it, that's what.
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by kasabali 5y ago
No need to visit anywhere, compatibility shims are not only deployed regularly in Windows updates, they're also automatically enabled when heuristics indicate a compatibility issue.
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by kasabali 5y ago
of course. you can store photos in sd card or cloud, but not the camera app
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by kasabali 5y ago
It's a "fix" in the context of data recovery business. The aim is to get the drive in a working condition for a few hours, just enough to get an image of it. After that the drive is trashed (or more precisely, put in a big bo
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by kasabali 5y ago
I consider it a feature
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Online Antipiracy firm sending copyright notices for downloading Ubuntu ISO(reddit.com)
418 points by kasabali 5y ago|129 comments
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by kasabali 6y ago
Until they decide to release HDCP 3.x and make it mandatory for HD streams then you can continue to enjoy 480p video on those hdmi ports.
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by kasabali 6y ago
That link is about Debian. Debian doesn't ship zfs module and it needs to be compiled separately for each kernel version. Ubuntu ships ZFS module in kernel package and it works without having to be compiled nor it needs header package.

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