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by lozf 6y ago
The X280 is the last 12 / 12.5" proper Thinkpad. Last year's equivalent moved to 13" screens, hence X390 (Intel) and X395 (AMD). The second digit usually corresponds to the first digit of the Intel Processor model no, th
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by lozf 6y ago
> now you can pay only one streaming service and have all the music Which music streaming service is that? [Not snarky, genuinely interested.]
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by lozf 6y ago
But "apres" also means after.
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by lozf 6y ago
Presumably they own the rights on broadcast material, so they'd have to be directly involved in the podcast production. That given, it would probably be more straight forward to take the microphone feeds from their broadcast desk (via
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by lozf 6y ago
Much the same here, but I tried fd the other week, and for simple searches it definitely feels much quicker and "lighter", so worth adding to the toolkit imo.
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by lozf 6y ago
Better yet a PGP aware screen reader could actually check the signature and then simply mention that "This message was verified against the authors signature" or similar. I expect those who'd actually want such a feature woul
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by lozf 6y ago
I immediately thought of this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7hMzX2q4yk
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by lozf 6y ago
A few times a month/year I'll get some email because the sender made a typo of the domain they wanted. Postmaster notifies them with: your mistake not mine email sent to wrong address retry with more care
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by lozf 6y ago
Well, the cost stays the same, but the reward is halved -- so yes the effect is similar to each costing double, but that's not really precise. It's better to consider it as miners subscribe to a lottery (for the cost of their ele
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by lozf 6y ago
> Same goes for facebook - as long as you're logged in... Even if you're not logged in, AIUI they're still logging the IP's that load those like buttons, and anything else they can glean to match to "shadow p
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by lozf 6y ago
vi was written long before any video game ever, and the arrow keys on the ADM-3A terminal that Bill Joy used in 1976 were actually on the hjkl keys, so it made sense at the time. https://catonmat.net/why-vim-uses-hjkl-as-arr
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by lozf 6y ago
With the Thinkpads there's just the one nub, but the middle mouse button is easily reachable for scrolling.
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by lozf 6y ago
I loved screen in the 90's, but many of us prefer tmux these days.
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by lozf 6y ago
Streaming and downloaded audio from Universal Music Group, and some Sony releases has been "inaudibly watermarked" for some years now, but there are several cases of people complaining that the watermark is actually audible in the
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by lozf 6y ago
Last updated: 2020-02-13T12:14:19Z :(
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by lozf 6y ago
Yes! The archive still lives at ntk.net if you're craving nostalgia.
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by lozf 6y ago
> Where else can I get affordable egress pricing on ~35 TB/ month / 250 users? I saw this linked in another thread: https://www.wholesaleinternet.net/dedicated/ I have no affiliation or even experience
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by lozf 6y ago
`bc -l` is pretty awesome.
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by lozf 6y ago
The Telegram Desktop client is definitely better than others, but it doesn't support E2EE, which is a deal breaker for many. I (and many others) like Telegram for non-sensitive group chats accessible on mobile, laptop or desktop. But w
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by lozf 6y ago
They've dropped the "hangouts" and are just calling it "Meet" now (in some places, at least).
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by lozf 7y ago
That concept reminds me of "Peep - the network auralizer." - https://www.usenix.org/legacy/publications/library/proceedin... - http://peep.sourceforge.net/intro.html
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by lozf 7y ago
It's pretty easy to append "!g" to your ddg search results if they're inadequate.
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by lozf 7y ago
> Edit: I found the answer, tiny link at the bottom: https://tools.ietf.org/tools/rfcmarkup/ If you read the link, that just adds the HTML markup to plain text ASCII RFCs (which were deprecated in favour of XML
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by lozf 7y ago
> https://castel.dev/post/lecture-notes-1/ Very nice! Thank you.
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by lozf 7y ago
> The nanosecond wire alone should be a compelling argument. For those that haven't seen it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eyFDBPk4Yw (Of course, I expect that most here have, but xkcd 10,000 and all that.)
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by lozf 7y ago
Perhaps they'd all been watching Dr. Drew, who is apparently trying to use the DMCA to remove this[0] compilation of him downplaying the Coronavirus. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKlJlQadZtE
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by lozf 7y ago
Plus `mpv` has awesome keyboard controls in case you need to skip back and return to normal speed, or loop a segment etc.
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by lozf 7y ago
Isn't that just for text? I know Signal uses WebRTC for Audio & Video and doesn't yet support group chats, (unless something changed recently)?
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by lozf 7y ago
I've heard nothing about Wire recently. Wickr.com is another similar service that claims to be end-to-end encrypted, but again I haven't seen much about them at all.
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by lozf 7y ago
> ... the [former] UK prime minister Theresa May has said that the big internet companies give terrorists “safe spaces” to communicate. Yes, IIRC she also said wanted to enter a dialogue about this "with the people that know the rig

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