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by ldng 4y ago
The A485 has really terrible support ! To the point I'm wondering if Lenovo didn't do it on purpose ... Very disappointed with mine to this day. Time definitely did not improve support.
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by ldng 4y ago
It's not Mozilla failing to keep up, it's Mozilla growing an unhealthy, greedy and complacent middle-management fat.
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by ldng 4y ago
Spot on. Gnome is designed for non-existent user. All the while, worse than ignoring, denying actually existing user that have since moved on. Very sad story.
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by ldng 4y ago
It is an FPGA, fully open both at software and hardware level. So quite a bit more futurproof, inspectable and upgradable than a yubikey.
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by ldng 4y ago
Not without consequences most of the time.
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by ldng 4y ago
Still relevant, since we were discussing email, it would not need the whole "internet community" to agree, just a handful or two of provider could impose it in practice. Standard are useless if majors providers apply a different d
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by ldng 4y ago
> Nobody really forces you to use HTTPS either Yet, in practice, that is exactly what both Chrome and Firefox are trying to do.
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by ldng 4y ago
Could something similar applied to 3D scanner points cloud ? Would Real-ESRGAN work in 3D ?
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by ldng 4y ago
You're missing the point. That's not incompatible with what I say. The critical mass just wasn't reached.
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by ldng 4y ago
There are no transitions. It's a myth fueled by relative use graphics, in really in absolute value consumption has only been growing.
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by ldng 4y ago
It is an established fact that deforestation was the consecuence of coal mining. Britain consumed way more wood as tunnel/mining frame than as firewood. It was known and used, just that there wasn't enough incentive for massive
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by ldng 4y ago
To be successful a language still has to be approachable to most dev. I just hope you are not conflating PLT with Functional. Look what functionalist did to Scala... It had an interesting balance and they destroyed it.
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by ldng 4y ago
It has, on RDS.
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by ldng 4y ago
All I have got in Firefox is a blue ball.
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by ldng 4y ago
Yes. Server-side with good old-fashion log analyzer.
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by ldng 4y ago
Well, never give your phone unless it is a very critical account/service and thus avoid a shit ton of stupid bugs anywhere.
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by ldng 4y ago
They are now pennyless and can't even send a letter if their lives depended on it. It's a complete failure.
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by ldng 4y ago
No they should not otherwise random thieves and/or idiots will raid the site and destroy the real archeological value ...
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by ldng 4y ago
That. And it's not just the search: https-everywhere, HTTP/2, QUIC, HTTP/3 ... all that is be design and it molds the internet to favor big cloud providers. The all too familiar embrace and extend basically.
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by ldng 4y ago
Might not be as great as you seem to think, you'd be unflagging silence that you'd want cut anyway. I imagine you'd get false positive like with a speaker frowning and be silent for a few second because he's thinking. Po
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by ldng 4y ago
"Sunshine is a Gamestream host for Moonlight" What is Gamestream ? What is Moonlight ?
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by ldng 4y ago
The title, more than click-baity, is outright misleading...
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by ldng 4y ago
Not any as efficient that I'm aware of (happy to be proven wrong)
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by ldng 4y ago
It now shows as deactivated by default on every new page
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by ldng 4y ago
Is that what definitively broke uMatrix ?
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by ldng 4y ago
I've been told (I don't know if it's) that showing you an ad for something you just bought reinforce your satisfaction and are thus significantly less likely to return the product. I really wonder if it's true.
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by ldng 4y ago
You're making an Apple to Orange comparison here. Your examples are not released to the outside world as a single product "take-it-or-leave-it" and painting it so is borderline bad faith.
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by ldng 4y ago
"But systemd is not some monolith" It. Does. Not. Matter. Still to much code in one place. Not enough review and unrelated subproject bitrot at different rate without visibility.
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by ldng 4y ago
I mean that E-ink business practices are the biggest (the hugest even) obstacle to a wide ePaper adoption. They pretty much own all of the most important patent and you only see progress in the products in the consumer market when they expi
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by ldng 4y ago
sight If only E-Ink knew how to better handle their patent portfolio...

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