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7y ago
FYI you can do audio device selection from the little “airplay” icon in the top right of the audio widget in control center. It’s not really obvious but it’s separately clickable.
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They could in theory implement a sound device for the virtual kernel though I cannot see any information that they have actually done that from a quick search. Some people have worked around this issue by setting up pulseaudio for windows a
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These security trade-offs are not really OK on desktop either, but Windows (and macOS) have a long tail of backwards compatibility they are trying to maintain and slowly steer towards similar security levels (as in the case of the mac app s
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7y ago
as stated maybe that sounds true, but you can visit a crowded store once with one person and then feed a family of multiple people for a week (perhaps 21 meals). Multiple people have to visit a restaurant once for each 1 meal. So on the who
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It's worth noting that while this is the most common mechanism employed by youtube.. it is possible with the same system to just remove the right to have the video (or at least that segment) published at all. But the general business y
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same. this is exactly the kind of process I want in our courts whether the requestor is private or governmental. sadly at least in Australia we keep passing stupid new laws that erode the judicial oversight giving various authorities (and m
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I have solved that problem by putting Nginx in front to redirect the .well-known and pass everything else through to the application.
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7y ago
Most likely. It appears to be around 5% of this years budget. It’s typical to pay 2-3.6% in CC fees alone plus often a transaction fee of 10-30c which can add up on small $1-$5 donations (30c is 6% of $5 and much more of $1). They may have
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7y ago
And different to past history is that network effect is now largely worldwide and not just local to a city or even country.
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System76 or the Dell Ubuntu systems
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7y ago
This is getting harder than it was even 5 years ago if you don't have decent mail volume
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7y ago
Maybe you should try iOS :-) it’s quite different here honestly. I’m not saying there aren’t holes they’ve had to patch [like recently adding a popup for Bluetooth LE permissions] but they are pretty good at closing them.
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7y ago
Also Tidelift which specialises in supporting maintainers of your stack: https://tidelift.com/about/lifter
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SSL is exactly the problem. Has pretty much killed caching proxies.
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I would say the reverse is true. There is absolutely a subset that support this but I doubt most is close.
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According to another comment they did this back in May 2019 when 1.10 was the latest. They are only blogging about it now which I guess is slightly unfortunate but never the less.
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Fortnite fails to launch due to anti cheat on the windows insider build. Though at least it fails to launch instead of resulting in an account ban. It also doesn’t launch on Linux for the same reason. Is at least a touch more user friendly
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In most cases it's a valuable gateway to getting new users They already removed all but 1000 photos from free accounts, which given they're now paying AWS per byte for storage makes sense I guess.
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Jono Bacon has a couple books on this: People Powered and Art of Community https://www.jonobacon.com/books/artofcommunity/
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decades of history and following decades old standards from the start of computing in the 70s, 80s.. will do that to you.
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I have found this is very seat dependent. I am very heavy and the Emirates A380 seat is by far the most comfortable for 10-14+ hour flights. Most planes are OK but the new Qantas 787 Economy seat for some reason is not. The new Qantas 787 P
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Facebook also appears to have published BPF to do the same thing as py-spy but in kernel on perf hooks. But isn’t currently well documented to be easily accessible as far as I can tell. I plan to test it out but hadn’t yet. For anyone that
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if thats on battery just get the battery replaced and you'll be good to go again
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My mistake I think I’m confusing them with another provider. Maybe OVH?
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Fairly sure at a Ceph Days recently they did a talk mentioning they’re on Jewel which would still be FileStore. BlueStore is really only reaching production deployments and maturity quite recently last year or so.
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They already have ARM instances; https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/a1/
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Honestly I'm surprised it's even 6%
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The ability to do this and all sorts of other stuff was sadly removed for precisely this reason.
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content is not valuable just because someone clicked it, you cant know its valuable until after having read it. otherwise its all about the headline, which is a bit of a reality of modern day news, but this would just make that situation wo
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I had a great bug in libvirt fixed where two machines being deployed in an automated fashion generated the same MAC address for the virbr0. And at least one other person had reported the same issue previously on a mailing list. Details from
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