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by lousken 10mo ago
Also their servers are so slow that it can take hours to download couple thousands of files. And there are many other nice bugs - like sync issues where your work goes randomly poof and nobody believes you because you got onedrive'd .
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by lousken 10mo ago
What if the content is not available in your country? You can't steal what you can't buy.
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by lousken 10mo ago
is the torrent already out? asking for a friend
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by lousken 10mo ago
don't have the issue here in central europe, yet
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by lousken 10mo ago
can't die soon enough, if i have js disabled by default it messes up some websites
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by lousken 10mo ago
Never use a banking app on a phone especially since internet banking websites exist.
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by lousken 10mo ago
Is that enough though? You may have wildcards on domains that are not even on a public DNS and you may forget to replace it "somewhere". For that reason it is better to either dump list of domains from your local DNS or have e.g.
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by lousken 10mo ago
Blame the devs as well, lots of useless junk code and libraries for things that could've been couple lines of code that ends up bloating a site and make it slow - then they need a CDN like and caching solutions like cloudflare. 4/
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by lousken 10mo ago
well e.g. those HN articles and comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46376201 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46106132
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by lousken 10mo ago
That is a value for the entire gpu, what about the memory part itself? Also consumers don't need 300GB of it (yet). But to answer - memory is progressing very slowly. DDR4 to DDR5 was not even a meaningful jump. Even PCIe SSDs are slow
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by lousken 10mo ago
Because they don't have a vision for the entire OS apart from sticking a copilot button in every app. Current windows has so many features that I am sure even current MS employees have little idea about, and because of that, have been
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by lousken 10mo ago
For all the bad press element/matrix has been getting, I am happy that at least I don't have to deal with this as well.
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by lousken 10mo ago
That's nice and all, but I wonder when will actual consumers get HBM4 memory e.g. in apple chips or amd apus.
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by lousken 10mo ago
Why do they allow unsafe parts in linux kernel in the first place? Why rewriting C code into unsafe rust?
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by lousken 10mo ago
supply chain - if you put some 3rd party script link, ad, tracking or even just update dependencies to a bad version like the npm packages hack on your page, TLS won't save you if the service or dependency gets hacked
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by lousken 10mo ago
I am not sure how I feel about this solution. It is already painful to deal with certs on every single piece of IT equipment. Unless you create and manage your own CA and manage it, which is an extra burden, what is the point of this? This
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by lousken 10mo ago
it still can, just add some 3rd party javascript or unpatched backend app
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by lousken 10mo ago
is sap that much better as a product?
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by lousken 10mo ago
I still find that dumb that you even need to do that. Machines especially for schools should be able to have software policies set directly on them to limit such sites. I don't know how much chromeOS is configurable and if you can e.g.
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by lousken 10mo ago
As a sysadmin I also hate this. Instead, I do block stuff based on DNS requests and I also block any other DNS provider as well as malicious IPs. At this point in time, Microsoft is the bigger enemy here - some of their policies are just in
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by lousken 10mo ago
Whitelists instead of blacklists?
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by lousken 11mo ago
Sharepoint and office is the modern version of cancer. Nobody wants to manage onprem AD and mapped drives because cLoUd is the solution. Doesn't help that Microsoft stopped caring about onprem.
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by lousken 11mo ago
Also make sure to block ads on your mobile as well https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/predator-spyw...
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by lousken 11mo ago
is there a recording sample to hear the quality?
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by lousken 11mo ago
Cloudflare 362
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by lousken 11mo ago
hopefully those people already left last time
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by lousken 11mo ago
wasn't there a fork with the UI?
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by lousken 11mo ago
Resource-wise it's 50x easier to run than gitlab, they should be fine.
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by lousken 11mo ago
Haven't been on the main matrix.org server for many years, but they used to have a lot of issues with latency - it wasn't really instant messaging but more like email. When I felt it was the worst, I decided on self hosting it. Th
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by lousken 11mo ago
90% of my friends migrated, so I do have a problem on my hands.

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