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by modzu 6y ago
yes legitimate traffic is going to be fully encrypted thanks to TLS, the risk comes from attacks where you believe you're logging into your banking site securely when you're actually not. for example dns cache poisoning, ssl downg
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by modzu 6y ago
i sold my xps because the trackpad was glitchy. go to dell and count the number of driver revisions. its like a perpetual beta product. the nosecam lol. the bezels on xps are purdy tho.
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by modzu 6y ago
what screen? i keep reading anything but the basic 1080 nukes battery life? i just cant imagine a laptop in 2020 doing 3 hours after having a mbp retina for the last 5 years which is capable of running all day
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by modzu 6y ago
please folks, dont do your banking on open coffee shop wifi
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by modzu 6y ago
if only they werent plastic. my laptops would be toast after about a year but my mbp is going on 5 (did have to replace the screen, but was done under warranty)
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by modzu 6y ago
intense pressure to develop a time machine != a time machine
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by modzu 6y ago
no because that assumes they are calculating the risk. they aren't because disease is already inside the borders. closing them is purely political
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by modzu 6y ago
remember folks, never having a vaccine is quite possible
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by modzu 6y ago
captcha is the cancer of the web
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by modzu 6y ago
this
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by modzu 6y ago
when? i have a 4k on 1080ti and its money
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by modzu 6y ago
i had a time sensitive mission critial task for work a few months ago. had to reboot and windows 10 began a forced automatic update. the next day i installed debian and i have not looked back, its a glorious feeling to have control of my ow
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by modzu 6y ago
debian with wine
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by modzu 6y ago
debian. its here.
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by modzu 6y ago
if you like Ubuntu and stability go debian. edit: the downvotes are fascinating. if you do LIVE performances and even remotely care about stability Arch is the last distro you should use. its a great distro but its bleeding edge by design
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by modzu 6y ago
its awesome, although at first i thought i was going to see it as it used to be. that would be a neat project
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by modzu 6y ago
the hug of death says it all: we wish!!!
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by modzu 6y ago
the xps i tried a couple of years ago was not even close to mbp quality, it felt 10 years behind
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by modzu 6y ago
32 bytes = how many jigawatts
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by modzu 6y ago
thats what i thought and was true for a while but ive found that always having the bleeding edge driver has led to a fair bit of instability. im back to debian and its solid. just add contrib and non free repos and nvidia-driver is there
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by modzu 6y ago
click h͟e͟r͟e to learn more about the decision
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by modzu 6y ago
it reminds me of how i read somewhere the average citzen in china approves of their government while in the west this is hard to comprehend. think of the furor when google tried to do business there: dont they want the truth, dont they want
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by modzu 6y ago
I've been following this story since 2015 and the same incomplete story (only the most salacious parts, none of the context or criticism) keeps getting recycled by the media over and over and over
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by modzu 6y ago
i like this advice
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by modzu 6y ago
if you mean "clearly" by it shows a checkmark beside "wikis" and if you click a chevron to expand the paragraph and find it says "for public repos" then sure.
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by modzu 6y ago
Here is another bait-and-switch type announcement, for GitHub Actions: Original announcement: 10,000 per month Starting next month: 3,000 per month :/
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Tell HN: GitHub Organizations not as free as it seems
52 points by modzu 6y ago|19 comments
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by modzu 6y ago
there's debian!
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by modzu 6y ago
while i dont follow the logic (what color is your shirt? if you need to imagine other options it means you only have the one?), if i interpret you charitably you might have thought i meant "imaginative" as in not realistic. but i
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by modzu 6y ago
i wish that math and statistics were mandatory education

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