locusm

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by locusm 8y ago
I wish lxc/lxd got more love. I think a machine container makes more sense for non scale stuff.
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by locusm 8y ago
What does this offer over Yubi?
153.
by locusm 8y ago
Live in Queensland, thats multiple levels of fucked up and never heard of it.
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by locusm 8y ago
This is fud - buying the right parts means you'll have a working Hackintosh within about 30 to 60 minutes from start to finish. I'm typing this from a Hackintosh, my very first actually. All I did was follow the https:/&#x2F
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Optimal CPU Tuning settings for i9 MBP to stop VRM throttling(reddit.com)
2 points by locusm 8y ago|0 comments
156.
by locusm 8y ago
Been using Pop_OS on a T480S for a few months now and its been flawless.
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by locusm 8y ago
Linux informs you that an update is available. Windows doesn't care that you're in a call to a client, update all the things. That was on a Windows 10 build from a year ago, not sure if things have improved.
158.
by locusm 8y ago
A CPU in a laptop destined for any target market that doesn't even hold base clock speeds should not have made it out of the QA dept.
159.
by locusm 8y ago
As a 2013 MBP user before getting a Lenovo I was tempted by the 6 cores until I saw this. Although fridges are on special at the moment mmm...
160.
by locusm 8y ago
I only recently discovered machine containers i.e. LXD. The Try It section of their site is excellent to get a quick understanding. https://linuxcontainers.org/lxd/try-it/
161.
by locusm 8y ago
My T480S running Pop!_OS is stellar in that department.
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by locusm 8y ago
How are people using NVMe drives in servers? Is soft raid the only option?
163.
by locusm 8y ago
That's China's playbook now in the South Pacific. Lots of expensive infrastructure and hundreds of millions in loans to Countries that don't need it.
164.
by locusm 8y ago
+1 for Rider or VSCode, twice Ive taken a laptop to a remote location and havent been able to login to VS and hence get no work done. The partner licensing for VS is apparently at fault.
165.
by locusm 8y ago
I'm very happy on a new T480S running Pop_OS - if any System76 devs pass by here - thanks!
166.
by locusm 8y ago
A really solid alternative was Lemonstand, then they decided to do the SAAS dance and lost most of their fan base.
167.
by locusm 8y ago
Hopefully this means its coming to FreeBSD/pfSense also.
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by locusm 8y ago
Windows 1803 is causing a lot of havoc for Google Drive users. It has hosed a lot of working configurations.
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by locusm 8y ago
Havent used Linux outside of servers since RH7.3 (maybe around 2003), tried a few distros on my new T480s and ultimately settled on KDE Neon. 24 hrs in I'm liking it a lot. Tried Ubuntu, Kubuntu, various Arch flavours & Mint.
170.
by locusm 8y ago
Videos like that and personal experience with MBP's since 2009 have seen my wallet go elsewhere.
171.
by locusm 8y ago
http://www.news.com.au/national/queensland/one-nation-candid...
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by locusm 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinkenba_Six
173.
by locusm 8y ago
T480S will do 24GB, T480 will do 32GB
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by locusm 8y ago
In 1988 I had a Spanish Military police team wake me up (in a camper van) and point their automatic rifles at us. I know exactly what you mean.
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by locusm 8y ago
Hope some of the entry/mid level security cam vendors are working on this type of detection as motion detection currently leads to so many false positives once you want notifications.
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by locusm 8y ago
Think its going in this https://ccsiobench.com/
177.
by locusm 9y ago
I find its OK on macOS but on Windows the latest thing is the delay in displaying modified files. Newly modified files sometimes take minutes to turn up.
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NVidia re-releases GT1030 with lower spec(youtube.com)
2 points by locusm 9y ago|0 comments
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by locusm 9y ago
SourceTree is one of the few products I use where things have got a lot buggier as time moved on.
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by locusm 9y ago
Anyone moved to BitKeeper now that its open source? http://www.bitkeeper.org

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