kasabali

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   by kasabali 6y ago

   > As long as Apple doesn't start selling A* chips to Samsung or other Android OEMs Qualcomm isn't going to worry Even if Apple did sell their chips to other parties, Qualcomm will be still collecting its sweet patent royalty f
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   > One had corporate leverage of Canonical Canonical has had 1/1000 of leverage of Red Hat at the time.
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   Never use alcohol anywhere near an IPS screen. You might get away with it if it only touches outermost layer but if it leaks to inner layers the screen will be ruined for good.
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   > Except the other candidates never had someone put the hands into the work to the extent that systemd developers have done or they haven't simply had corporate leverage of Red Hat behind them
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   They do. Corresponding 2-6TB Blue drives are also SMR and that are shipped inside external drives. Only Reds got the attention because of ZFS issues. I suspect Blue and Red drive have a lot of common in manufacturing they switched all drive
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   LTSC versions were not exempted from this regression. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-information... > Affected platforms: ... Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019; ... Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 20
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   > Note that the encoders are slower largely because it's not hardware-accelerated yet. This is a very misleading statement. AV1 encoders are slow because they're slow, not because they're not hardware accelerated. x264 and
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   Hi, thanks for hearing! Unfortunately I don't have specific examples in mind since it has been few months listening the podcast but I remember the episode with Jonathan Blow being a prominent one, because I was new to him, his rants a
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   by kasabali 6y ago

   There was a joke in the reddit thread but I seriously think it'd be fantastic had he gone to work for VIA to kickstart competitive processors. Even with a strong AMD, we would still benefit from more competition in x86.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    This podcast has a similar problem too. Right when you think the guest is into something, Cantrill rants about a tangential thing and the topic chances afterwards. I normally enjoy Cantrill's rants, I watch his talks on YouTube solely
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Intel has been very clear in the past they'd not let such a thing happen: https://newsroom.intel.com/editorials/x86-approaching-40-sti...
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    This is my favorite json viewer gui: https://github.com/ashwin/json-viewer it's a single file python/tk script, requires no installation and no dependencies other than standard python
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    SARS survivors were still suffering a decade later. I'd like to see a recent study on that. https://globalnews.ca/news/404562/sars-10-years-later-how-ar...
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    There was Gmane. Too bad nothing had replaced it. It was the de facto site used when sharing links to mail list posts and it did have thread navigation that made sense.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Upstream kernel has make deb-pkg target for creating deb packages. no need for patching.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    I'm not the parent but when I go through the trouble of creating a custom config I go one step further and switch to using synaptics driver instead of libinput.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    I've never seen LPDDR3 sold retail, how does it work?
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    From what I've heard on Reddit you should fill a RMA and ask for a replacement citing the blog post on WD website.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Which is too bad because CDDL is compatible with GPLv3 thus that would make integration of ZFS possible
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    I'm sorry to hear that. When I compared various package managers few months ago I liked AppGet most. What's saddening is winget doesn't even do half of what's appget is capable of right now.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Windows has SmartScreen and MAPS (which was previously called "SpyNet") turned on by default, on top of telemetry level that goes to eleven and cannot be turned off in consumer editions. They're not implemented in a braindead
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Someone tried to propose it to popular software authors recently [0] Needless to say, authors weren't thrilled about it [0] https://consoledonottrack.com/
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Whichever environment you like as long as it's on Windows
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    You can change the installation directory, but you need pay for it https://chocolatey.org/docs/features-install-directory-overr...
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    All true in theory , but in practice these mechanisms are worthless because for most libraries Debian developers are dropping older version of libraries immediately after transition to the new version is completed. Want to to run a 3rd par
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    You need to configure Windows for using UTC when it's dual booting with Linux.
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    Bad news for the environment
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    by kasabali 6y ago

    It exists since the very first Firefox version (and probably even before) After Firefox 3 (which introduced site specific zoom feature) you can set the below config option for old behavior http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.z
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    by kasabali 7y ago

    nmcli is a NetworkManager command.
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    by kasabali 7y ago

    Because web engine is the only thing people run on their phones?