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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I thought UFS was still the default with ZFS being a supported alternative option for root filesystems?
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
GNOME comes with a useful utility which does that as well called Disk Usage Analyser. Usually installed by default via the gnome package on many distros.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I'm a Postfix guy myself, but I swear I read somewhere that Exim was more popular?
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
They still exist on BSD! But yes it has gone away on Linux.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I wonder if your Firefox is using hardware accelerated video. I know for me I had to play with some about:config knobs before Firefox actually started using hardware accelerated video. It is enabled by default on macOS and Windows, however
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I recall it depended a lot on what DVD player you got. Some would play through scratched DVDs merely skipping over the bad parts, others would stutter through the bad parts while some would just stop. Interestingly enough it was often the c
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I recall that Touch ID on both the 5s and the 7 was equally poor for me so it doesn't seem that the second generation has improved things for me at least.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I'm also one of those who could never get the Apple fingerprint reader to work well--for me it was 50/50 whether it worked or not. Like the parent I ended up switching back to code entry which was usually quicker anyway. So when I
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I've just got used to over time. It's gotten to the point I accidently use vi keybindings in other applications. Luckily there's keybindings in common applications e.g. typing / followed by a search phrase works in Firef
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Honestly email clients have not really improved a lot in recent years. I personally use Fastmail which has a fantastic web interface which is honestly so much better than e.g. Thunderbird, Evolution, etc. I do use Outlook/Mac for my wo
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
What the parent describes is exactly how it works for my employer's O365 system. I get MFA requests on a regular basis even on known devices. Ticking the 'dont ask again' option has no effect. Meanwhile Google on the same dev
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
When did this change? Last time I had an iOS device it was definitely possible to use GPS without WiFi. If this is a recent regression that is disappointing.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Apple Maps is quite good here in New Zealand. I have an Android device and my husband has an iOS device. I have been impressed several times with Apple being able to route to places Google Maps can't. Apple seems to be better at adding
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Does it still crash when going over a bridge? It did this quite often for me.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I'm fairly sure they don't use Google at all for the transit routing which is their secret sauce. They just overlay their transit routing data over the top of plain Google Maps. Google is pretty horrible with certain routing. For
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
But it does mean you need WiFi on negating any power saving you make from disabling GPS anyway.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
That ship has long since sailed.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I thought having a proper email account was what most people do. Companies probably use a role-based address e.g. certmaster@myco.com so the email goes to whoever is responsible for it today.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Debian uses Wayland by default these days. "As [GNOME] is the default Debian desktop environment, Wayland is used by default in Debian 10 and newer, older versions use Xorg by default." -- https://wiki.debian.org/W
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Shows for me next to 'Browsing' (the last option/section).
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I'm curious to see if this could get any worse when all 12,000 of their satellites are up there. Plus not to mention there could be competitors putting up another 12k of their own satellites.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Can you give an example of a well known site that does this? Curious to try this out for myself.
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Which AFAIK Apple does not use. I have RCS enabled on my Android phone but it only works to other Android users who have a compatible phone that also has RCS. Still does not resolve the OP's issue that Apple refuses to send/receiv
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
I switched from Debian to Arch and I've been very impressed with the stability of Arch as well. I wonder how much that is due to Arch packaging versus perhaps the simple benefits of running more current Linux kernel directly and softwa
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
For a while I did the opposite to you. Ran Windows full time with the occasional boot into Linux. Every time I booted in Linux I'd find hundreds of packages were out of date and needed updating. Even a week of not booting in Linux can
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Does WiFi Direct et al even work? I've tried a couple of time to share stuff using a wireless methid from my android device to other Android devices and have never managed to do this successfully. What's the magic trick for doing
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
As a Borg user, could you explain more about the issues with date formatting in Borg?
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Are these internal (i.e. from another Gmail user) or from another external system? I've never seen an internal (i.e. OOO from a colleague in the same organisation) marked as spam. I assume some email systems will treat their own OOO em
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
> It's not that the torrent experience is shit, but things like synced subtitles can be hard to find (requirement when watching with most of my friends and family) for example. Try out subdl[1]. It can work out the correct subtitles
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by kiwijamo 5y ago
Sadly the data from my city does not include everything (even their own GIS system is missing heaps of stuff or even has wrong or ambigious data) so importing from the city still leaves quite a lot of gaps that has to be filled in other way

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