kemotep

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by kemotep 2y ago
Can confirm. Playing Elden Ring on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. Just installed the Steam flatpak, enabled proton, installed the game, works just as well if not better than my Windows install. Nothing extra to install gpu driver wise this is practic
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by kemotep 2y ago
Password managers such as Bitwarden and KeepassXC support creating and using Passkeys for accounts. Presumably, you are already using a password manager at this point. Memorizing dozens of account passwords is not suitable for maintaining s
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by kemotep 2y ago
I don’t think I have ever had a Windows laptop last 10 hours without a consistent effort to keep it in low power modes, keeping screen brightness as low as I can, and actively keeping the number of running processes and background programs
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by kemotep 2y ago
> Ironically, the same folks who want to charge customers for every plastic bag they use at the grocery store, out of fear of single-use plastics ending up in landfills, don’t seem to have a problem with potentially toxic machinery filli
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by kemotep 2y ago
With Airplay? I do not think I have ever been prompted to. The TV is a Roku so technically I am signed in there and I have an AppleID but the iPad is my wife’s and the Roku account isn’t the same email as either of those accounts.
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by kemotep 2y ago
I’m pleasantly surprised by Apple Airplay. I can cast anything from my iPhone or iPad to my TV, they just need to be on the same WiFi. The original Chromecast was really good at just letting you cast anything to a TV.
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by kemotep 2y ago
I had a roommate with a Rand-McNally 1942 globe. Really interesting to see the state of the world in the middle of World War II. A few American states as territories, Yugoslavia, the British Empire, Africa practically unrecognizable all car
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by kemotep 2y ago
The author makes no sense when they dismiss a Marxist approach to economics but then describes that capital will be diffused amongst everyone (so everyone owns a piece of the means of production aka Marxism). Banking is going to be the leas
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by kemotep 2y ago
What installs zsh by default? From my understanding you have to choose to go out of your way to use zsh over bash (or in some cases dash).
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by kemotep 2y ago
The issue here is that someone who forgets the concert is already over vs a search engine tells me the wrong dates for a concert is that, I expect the computer to provide accurate information. This wasn’t an issue 10 years ago. Google a fes
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by kemotep 2y ago
Crowdstrike is a gun. A tool. But not the silver bullet. Or training to be able to fire it accurately under pressure at the werewolf. You can very easily shoot your own foot off instead of slaying the monster, use the wrong ammunition to be
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by kemotep 2y ago
Setting aside the possibility of deploying an EDR like Crowdstrike just being a box ticking exercise for compliance or insurance purposes, can something like an EDR be used not because of a lack of trust but a desire to protect the environm
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by kemotep 2y ago
I don’t understand how this is actually an improvement over other ai generated video models/systems. I mean you get the same weird floaty movement they all have, the same kind of glossy sheen (I don’t know how to describe it exactly bu
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by kemotep 2y ago
I’m not trying to be disingenuous, we simply have different opinions about the definition of inflation. Honestly I have not heard that inflation is just the increase in money supply before. With us having different definitions we are clearl
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by kemotep 2y ago
I think there is conflating that inflation can only be new money printing. The value of monero compared to a basket of goods from June to July changed by 12%. You can buy 12% fewer things today than in June. That is the same way the USD inf
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by kemotep 2y ago
At least in the US inflation seems to be cooling down and only experienced a 3% yoy inflation rate last month. Monero in the same time frame technically only experienced just over 1% inflation but from June to July this year is experiencing
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by kemotep 2y ago
> You can log into a password manager from the browser. Now you’re completely pwned. Can you elaborate here? My point was that your phone is a single point of failure if you use it primarily for both your 1password account and your TOTP
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by kemotep 2y ago
Multifactor Authentication is having at least two of the following: * Something you know (such as a password) * Something you have (security key, TOTP generator) * Someone you are (biometrics, fingerprint/face id) * Somewhere you are (
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by kemotep 2y ago
I have never heard of EPP but the premium version of Microsoft Defender and things like SentinelOne bill themselves as EDR and do in fact have response features to be able to delete the virus files or disable network access of the compromis
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by kemotep 2y ago
My limited understanding of the ruling: The ruling states that the President is immune from prosecution while exercising official duties of the office of President but can be investigated by a special counsel that is appointed by an act of
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by kemotep 2y ago
When I say he isn’t insightful I mean that his opinions aren’t unique. I can hear almost identical opinions from half a dozen other linux content creators who do not run a side blog promoting their far right identity politics. Maybe that is
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by kemotep 2y ago
Bryan Lunduke is really interesting. A Microsoft alumni from the 90’s and early 2000’s moving on to become a champion for open source and Linux. He had a decent following with interesting insights and then just blew that all away. It’s not
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by kemotep 2y ago
> Could a part-time programmer like my father write small-business software today? Could he make it as safe and productive as our LAN was? Maybe. If he was canny, and stuck to old-fashioned desktops of the 90s and physically isolated the
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by kemotep 2y ago
> You couldn't choose a server outside your country That’s like one of the top reasons people use a consumer grade VPN.
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by kemotep 2y ago
The dedidicated lne even just at the bus stops eliminates that issue. But like I said, triple the “physical space” the bus actually takes up and that is still less than their claimed “space consumption” of a bus. And Waymos would need to al
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by kemotep 2y ago
When I could take the bus it cost me around 50 cents a trip. This was 5 years ago. And was in a mid sized City in the Midwest. Took twice as long as driving but I did not need to pay for parking or drive in the snow when I took the bus.
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by kemotep 2y ago
Can you explain how a bus, which takes up only the space that 2-3 vehicles can add the equivalent of 10-15? Even triple the space usage, is leas than what you claim to observe. What is your methodology for determining this?
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by kemotep 2y ago
The fact that Co-Pilot 365 is unable to directly search or reference current Microsoft documentation on their Learn site or any of the support articles and just tells you to go look that up yourself is annoying. I understand the major selli
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by kemotep 2y ago
It’s hard to take the Tax Foundation seriously when they say we need to aggressively go after non-profits when one of their current top articles is handwringing about the Trump tax cuts expiring. The tax code absolutely needs to be simplifi
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by kemotep 2y ago
The DMARC policy is none. Meaning if both SPF and DKIM fail then nothing should be done about the email. Now, many email security gateways and spam filters will just have rules automatically blocking anything that fails SPF regardless but y

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