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by lnx01 9y ago
Immediately cancel /close/delete your Uber account. As in the linked article, Uber does not allow you to remove a payment method only change it to another card or to Paypal. You could also immediately cancel/freeze your credi
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by lnx01 9y ago
AFAIK you can still do it in KDE plasma
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by lnx01 9y ago
Unity became usable in recent releases. But I've never been 100% comfortable with it, I've always felt like I'm interacting with my computer through a bowl of treacle. I've been using Ubuntu Mate for a few years now, I m
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by lnx01 9y ago
Objects do no leak mass due to gravitational interaction, but gravitational interaction always expends some energy. The earth orbiting the sun expends some energy in the form of gravitational waves but it's miniscule. It is enough th
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by lnx01 9y ago
Actually, I think it's measuring the intensity of light between two points. It has two perpendicular lasers of some wavelength which then interfere with one another. If they interfere perfectly you measure a zero, if the interference i
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by lnx01 9y ago
Yes. Whether or not something is a black hole is dependent on its total mass and its radius. So anything can mathematically become a black hole if you compress it enough. The earth could be a black hole if it's total mass were compre
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by lnx01 9y ago
If we scale time to one-trillion-quadrillion years into the future, isn't is possible that all mass in the universe eventually coalesces into a massive universal super black hole? Or, does the expansion of the universe outstrip that?
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by lnx01 9y ago
It's like the difference between an explosion of TNT and a atomic bomb, but on a much larger scale. Stars like our sun spend ~10billion years turning a portion of their mass into energy. Most stars are like ours, small, dim and weak in
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by lnx01 9y ago
Black holes have mass, just like any other object in the universe - like a star, or a planet, or the sun. Consequently, they follow orbits just as any other mass would. In some cases, they're the local most massive object and any other
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by lnx01 9y ago
It's runs fine on Wine, albeit in the top left corner of the screen. You could probably get it to run full screen with the right wine startup parameters. edit: wine-stable on ubuntu17.04
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by lnx01 9y ago
Using a fingerprint for security is like writing your password on everything you touch. Using your iris is like walking around with your password written on your forehead.
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by lnx01 9y ago
No. Ubuntu GNOME 17.04 runs Gnome3.24. Ubuntu MATE uses Mate which forked from Gnome2 after the introduction of Gnome3.
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by lnx01 9y ago
Perhaps OP doesn't like the idea of keeping an entire running Blink engine in memory just to have nice terminal features.
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by lnx01 9y ago
I've been looking for something like this for ages. It's possible to block ports, PIDs and Users from accessing the network using iptables but it's not possible (easily) to restrict access by process name. The only issue I ha
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by lnx01 9y ago
"Our users are the heart of our company and service." What did you think they were doing? Kindly rolling your emails up for you every day for free?
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by lnx01 10y ago
- FLAVOR: Desktop - HEADLINE: An advanced mode for the file manager - DESCRIPTION: I find that the default file manager is a bit dumb. There should be a mode to enable advanced features; like 'connect to server' when one can pick
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by lnx01 10y ago
Pretoria
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by lnx01 10y ago
And consequently, HaikuOS
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by lnx01 10y ago
James Bamford's been writing non-fiction accounts for decades.
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by lnx01 10y ago
Not true. Body of Secrets, published 2001: https://www.amazon.com/Body-Secrets-Ultra-Secret-National-Se... Puzzle Palace, published 1982: https://www.amazon.com/Puzzle-Palace-National-Intelligence-O... This
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by lnx01 10y ago
Yes, but you can't get to cert details by clicking the green "Secure" anymore, you must open dev tools to see the cert details.
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by lnx01 10y ago
If it's getting warm earlier, then try and move your location a bit to the East.
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by lnx01 10y ago
True, provided your distro already has 2.0 -- otherwise if you do that now you're going to get an older version.
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by lnx01 10y ago
I don't know - that might be your ears ringing because the volume was too loud? Kind of like the ringing in your ears after you've been at a loud live music event?
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by lnx01 10y ago
What happened to Linux support? I'm sure I installed it a while back using a deb package downloaded from their site?
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by lnx01 10y ago
Apparently on the basic version it connects directly to your mail servers without going through Nylas' cloud. But there are a couple of features which still require the cloud to funtion, snooze etc.
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by lnx01 10y ago
No, I think he's literally running Unity on Windows 10. I believe it's possible with WSL layer and Ubuntu for Windows 10. edit: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/07/someone-just-installed-un...
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by lnx01 10y ago
Doesn't appear so. But here is a list of phones with standby > 768h http://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?nBatCapacityMin=4000&nB... Click refine to tune the parameters.
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by lnx01 10y ago
It's remote exploitable too.
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by lnx01 10y ago
Python or R, or a combination of both: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R_(programming_language)

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