kiwijamo

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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Can you elaborate? Your suggestion not to turn it back on would result in the OP having to suffer slow upload speeds despite having available bandwidth order of magnitude larger. How is that a good outcome?
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Honestly I've never seen the issue you described on any windows machine on any network anywhere.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Are you able to e.g. install apps without an apple account? I seem to recall simple things like that wasn't possible unless you had signed into an apple account.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
What platform? I don't get this on Android or Linux Desktop (via Flatpak). Perhaps I am just good at keeping apps on both platforms up to date?
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
I am using stock ROM for my S21 and it also work flawlessly. Not sure whether the ROM has anything to do with it.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Curious about the session expiry. I can't remember the last time I had to re-login. Do you only use the Desktop client occasionally?
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
That was my thought too. I wondered why one would need disposable DNS Root Servers!
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
I use Firefox on Mac and can't say I've seen this behavior.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
There are countries either not available through Airalo et al or their offering is simply not price competitive with local SIMs (and in some cases even roaming prices with home carriers). I went to New Caledonia recently and looked into a v
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Does Firefox not replace spaces with %20? It does for me.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
That http link worked for me. Thank you.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
And what proof do we have to prove that? I suspect they do the same things to GSuite accounts.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
And Google Docs has its fair share of issues too. I've seen many Google Doc documented with the issues described here for Word.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
On older hardware it makes a huge difference. Also very useful if you are on a battery, in my experience it can be the difference between 2 hours or 6 hours of battery life. I think it's off by default because hardware acceleration som
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
How do you get vim to output the path to the directory you want?
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Interesting that they're building hardware specifically for KDE. Can't be a large market for that. As a GNOME user I love the look of the hardware but find it strange they are not simply supporting one of the common Linux distros
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Can confirm. I remember it swapping heaps on my 32MB machine.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
Zoom has this also.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
The fact is the normal view used to be very fast even on the hardware of the era. Nowadays normal view has the same functionalities but is much slower even on modern hardware.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
It has some interesting side effects. For example Zoom links don't work in the Flatpack version of Firefox. Ironically the Zoom app Firefox tries to open is in itself a Flatpack app. Not sure if this is by design or if there is a way t
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
It's enabled by default on my EE SIM.
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
The difference is that Ansible just installs the package you ask for in addition to other packages which may have been installed by a previous play or by other means, whereas the OP has developed a tool that ensures only the specific packag
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
I have Fastmail and Google email addresses which have been active for over ten years each. The Google account sees several emails bypassing the spam filter every day and, worse, several ham mail being flagged as spam each month. Fastmail, d
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by kiwijamo 4y ago
I would check the actual IP address that was sending the spam and sure enough it was genuine Google IP addresses. I once tried black listing them only to stop receiving mail from friends so it was definitely the same IPs being used for both
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I have had no issues with Wayland on my Intel iGPU laptop. YMMV.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I know from first hand experience that cpu struggles to play MPEG-4 video in software.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Really happy with my X1 as well. I prefer my X1 over my work supplied MacBook. The difference is like night and day for me. YMMV of course.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Maybe I'm unlucky too. I have a work MacBook and a Lenovo ThinkPad manufactured the same year. The ThinkPad has aged extremely well and I'm really happy with it. The MacBook on the other hand struggles badly with tasks the ThinkPa
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
In New Zealand it is somewhat well known that our local fibre providers actually provisions each connection for slightly more than the agreed speed. E.g. 100mbits is usually provisioned at around 110mbits. So our speed tests are usually jus
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Very different ones here.

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