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by moooo99 6y ago
Yeah probably 3-4x the TDP (35-54W) with double the threads, 1.8GHz faster per core clock speed and a relatively powerful on-board graphics unit.
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by moooo99 6y ago
> AMD which didn't have the funds to run a dedicated design team for laptop/desktops. Given the extremely impressive performance of the 4800H notebook cpus, I'd assume that might be a thing of the past. > AKA, things li
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by moooo99 6y ago
I was using YouTube music for about 4 months. Since it was a promotional offer with my phone, I figured I might as well use it. This was relatively early at launch, so things might have changed. But back when I tested it, the app was pretty
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by moooo99 6y ago
Hey was really hyped, it was actually crazy. I'm happy to pay for my mail service, but 99€ for an individual plan seems pretty hefty to me. There are regularly stories about iOS apps getting removed for odd reasons on the HN tops, but
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by moooo99 6y ago
I expected that the tech-echo chamber plays a role, but I was askeby friends what this discussion is all about. Said friends don't work in the industry and aren't really tech-savy either. Sure, is obviously tech focused, but it se
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by moooo99 6y ago
> TVs used to come with circuit diagrams so that people could repair it themselves at home using standard parts. Nowadays a brand new high end +2000€ Samsung TV comes with ads (!) in the menu and the apps feel like they'd be running
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by moooo99 6y ago
I'm surprised that Hey! managed to create such a big public outrage about that issue. Years ago Spotify complained about the very same thing and given that Spotify has a much bigger userbase I kind of expected the outrage to be bigger.
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by moooo99 6y ago
I completely agree with you. The product itself is quite innovative. Sure, its an email client which itself isn't re-inventing the wheel. But the features they built for a better email experience are quite innovative. But I also don&#
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by moooo99 6y ago
As a Minecraft player as well I disagree. They split the community into Bedrock and Java Edition players. Even very basic game and redstone mechanics differ between the engines. The Bedrock edition introduced paid resources which would neve
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by moooo99 6y ago
> How about being able to play with your friends after just handing them a link? Native 1.6 doesn't even run on my computer at all. This is actually one of the major selling points for Cloud Gaming. Although it still has a lot of is
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by moooo99 6y ago
I don't really have anything to add to all the helpful comments under your thread. Do the preparation as much as you can, as long as your wife also wants this. You said there is a small chance, so I really wish you and your wife the be
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by moooo99 6y ago
I switched for that exact reason - Firefox was starting to become really slow. After a few years of exclusively using Chrome, Firefox (thanks to Quantum) became my default browser again. It still sometime feels slower than Chrome, especiall
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by moooo99 6y ago
irrc, eBay uses websocket connections [0] to scan the ports. Firefox doesn't offer an option to disable websockets in the about:config page. However, I have read about workarounds by setting network.websocket.max-connections=0
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by moooo99 6y ago
The original WSL(1) was. However, the new version, WSL2, brings a lot of architecture changes. Now its basically a virtualized Linux running in Hyper-V. The nice thing about that new architecture is that now applications like Docker can us
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by moooo99 6y ago
Because you might not be able to program Elixir? I feel like thats kind of a comparison of apples and oranges. Nest JS is a framework, Elixir is a programming language.
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by moooo99 6y ago
Not exactly the same situation, but still a phone number messup. A pretty large local online retailer managed to put my familiy's phone number on their payment due on their payment missed notice. Apprently they also messed their syste
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by moooo99 6y ago
There are a few ways, the easiest and only way the vanilla Miencraft server implementation offers is to set everyone to adventure mode. Adeventure mode doesn't allow players to destroy blocks, but they can play blocks if you manage to
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by moooo99 6y ago
Stay at home is a short term change in the behavior. But people losing their jobs and changing their spending habits will have long term effects as well.
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by moooo99 7y ago
Then its still not end-to-end encrypted. The difference is that the only point where its no encrypted is under your control as well. So you're right that your meetings cannot be recorded if you host your own instance. Unlike Zoom, Jits
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by moooo99 7y ago
The rules you named are some I personally followed. One other extremely important thing is privacy when you want to crawl personal data like social networks. I personally avoid crawling data that inexperienced users might accidentally expos
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by moooo99 7y ago
I'd assume he meant sharing scooters. I totally agree that these scooters can be a really nice way to get from A to B and if you actually own them, they're probably way cleaner than the alternatives (maybe except for cycling). But
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by moooo99 7y ago
iirc some laptops do this. As soon as there is data transmitted from the camera, the light will turn on. Another solution would be the sliding camera cover some manufacturers have, but that doesn't really help with the built in microph
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by moooo99 7y ago
I think its safe to say that more consumer services are using AWS than Azure, things like Spotify, Netflix, Snapchat, etc. But when it comes to large enterprises, I'd bet that Azure is first place by a significant margin. Given that th
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by moooo99 7y ago
> Isn't this where fines balance things out? I mean, it's 2020 ... GDPR isn't a new thing. Exactly! Thats the point I was trying to make (sorry if that didn't came accross properly). It's not like they are facing
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by moooo99 7y ago
I don't know if I'd accept this. Zoom deliberately bypassed macOS security measures and ignored other basic principles for security. Additionally, they ignored privacy regulations like the GDPR by sharing data with facebook withou
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by moooo99 7y ago
> Btw, in these days I learned that Duo is still alive. Duo is great actually, me and my family use it all the time. WhatsApp video calls are pretty bad imho, they tend to show a lot of artifacts and not be very fluent in general. Duos o
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by moooo99 7y ago
Previous discussion 17 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22584947
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by moooo99 7y ago
A lot of the cheap Hetzner boxes are using consumer hardware. The EX line starting at 40€/month are using 6th generation i7 CPUs. The AX line is using 3rd gen Ryzen CPUs. If you want actual server-grade hardware, you'll end up wit
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by moooo99 7y ago
WLED is a quite cool project that works very well on the ESP8266/32. It supports multiple chipsets, has an Android app and multiple ways to control it. If you plan on actually using it as a lighting source, I'd recommend you buy s
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by moooo99 7y ago
+1 for WLED. They have an Android app that works quite nicely. Apparently WLED also implements ways to sync to systems like Philips Hue and offers alternative interfaces like MQTT. The community is also great and will help you out where the

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