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by nirui 3y ago
Lenovo Lenovo Lenovo.... where do I start... My Motorola (owned by Lenovo now) One Power phone got a dead pixel on it's screen :) My Lenovo monitor not only got a dead pixel, within a year it also developed a horizontal dead line. I wa
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by nirui 3y ago
That's what I always say. Contrary to popular belief, the current ruling party of China poses a much bigger threat to China than any external factor such as the US, Taiwan or India would ever achieve. There is an meme online titled &qu
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by nirui 3y ago
Discovery has different modes, plus, it's not something only YouTube can have. That's to say, it would work for YouTube, but only to a point. Plus, the recommendations engine itself is a limitation. I been using YouTube for years
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by nirui 3y ago
Moving creators might be easier than you think, it only take a few mess ups on the YouTube side to trigger it. There is no real community on YouTube, you're there to watch videos, not making friends. And video hosting is flexible, one
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by nirui 3y ago
My thoughts are the same. Take look what happened on Reddit and Twitter, where many people were trying to improve the platform by developing apps for them, then the platform steps in and slammed it all down (probably due to conflict of inte
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I read quite a few reports claiming the similar experience, a deep sleep. That's how I view death now, a sleep so deep that no one can wake up from it. With all external inputs are muted, the brain left itself alone in the "void&q
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by nirui 3y ago
Maybe it's a bit off topic, but I think there is something on the website we can all take a note of: that is, on the download page, it says download "Ready-To-Run Program". Yep, not download "Binary", "Executab
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by nirui 3y ago
> What makes this news more interesting is the fact that the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has abandoned its Threads account but is still maintaining its self-hosted Mastodon accounts online. The title made it sound like BBC hav
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by nirui 3y ago
I'm sure the scenery near the cliff is beautiful, and climbing can be a good experience. But then I don't really think failing the first few tries is a lost. Funny enough, the first few things that I want to learn before a "s
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by nirui 3y ago
As a Gnome 40+ user for the past three years, and before that, XFCE and Awesome WM, based on my experience... NONE of these desktop/WM managed to resolve cluttering. Awesome WM gives you an organized clutter if you opened too many wind
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by nirui 3y ago
I always want to have a programmable mailserver, but not just for filtering. I hope it can also do things like calling API then react according to the respond etc. It's like a eBPF program but for mailservers. I'm not sure Sieve i
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> My non-commercial creative self-expression is equally important to me as my career. I recently read a Tweet says that, some people dreamed of owning a storefront of the trade that they love, but not just for the money. They also wantin
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by nirui 3y ago
The art of trade. As long as someone produces stuff that meets your standard, and you can get it without been punished (i.e. through legal trading), then you have too little reason to care about their real-life struggles. Plus, at this stag
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by nirui 3y ago
How is that conclusion came to mind? Did they wrote the entire code in Russian or the code just don't run on Russian computers? If you don't know, this is not even the first file compression related exploit. "Zip Slip"(0
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by nirui 3y ago
> Traditional engineers are regulated, certified, and subject to apprenticeship and continuing education. Engineering claims an explicit responsibility to public safety and reliability, even if it doesn’t always deliver. The author proba
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> I think they wanted a freedom fighter based in China to criticize the CCP and she was not taking the bait. Let's don't forget about the real-world context here which includes the on going large scale trade war against China,
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I do understand that, but currently my open source projects don't bring any monetary benefit at all, and my user base is too small to provide enough donation to support the development. So under this circumstance, any payment is way be
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> For an open source user to convert to a paid customer, Wright said, one of three things has to happen: They are in production and there’s a major incident, the person responsible for operating the software leaves, or there are changes
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Well, a long time back, there are proxies such as fqrouter, GoAgent and XX-NET which sends plain but loaded HTTP requests as transport. So I guess if a country decides to ban/decrypt TLS, people can just switch to another proxy/pr
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by nirui 3y ago
Actually, nonsense interview is another red flag to watch out for when applying a job. Some companies uses long and pointless interviews to discover and collect legally sound reasons to reject candidates without revealing the true reason of
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by nirui 3y ago
Except the US do have a rather strong private sector that is capable of absorbing the debts (and maybe empty skyscrapers too). China on the other hand, always squeeze and bit off wealth from it's private sector, sometimes not even by u
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by nirui 3y ago
It depends on whether or not technology in the future allows the revival of the deceased. If true, then I imagine many people (rich ones) will pay to store their bodies for 10 to 20 years to wait for the progression of medical knowledge (&q
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by nirui 3y ago
> This suggests standard lid usage reduces but does not eliminate flush-related bioaerosols. Lid-use changes their characteristics and apparently prolongs their residence time in room air. There is another problem with lid: the success r
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by nirui 3y ago
Well, I set my Dash To Dock to autohide only when a window maybe overlapping with the dock. As soon I move the window away, the dock pops back up. Which is the best of both worlds setting IMO. There are great benefits of having an (almost)
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by nirui 3y ago
You mean the Dock/Dash or the Minimize button? The Minimize button is still accessible on some windows if you right click the title bar and select "Hide". So the function is still there, just more annoying to access. And the
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by nirui 3y ago
> Overlapping windows can get messy quickly Yeah dude... that's one reason why the Minimize button exists on Windows, MacOS and KDE etc for so long. When you see some feature exists for this long on this many good desktop environmen
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by nirui 3y ago
> Please be aware that this version still has some bugs That's ... very obvious, but thanks for the reminder.
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> It’s the date that determines parts of her personality, her passions, her romantic interests and, to some degree, her life decisions. One day it came to be from a female colleague during a fun meeting. The vibe was too good to be distu
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by nirui 3y ago
Well, I also do similar kind of judgement. I.e. if someone is seriously religious, flat earth believing or ghost worshiping etc, then I would just assume they... have many things to left learn. But often as I encountered it, some individual
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by nirui 3y ago
> Those who choose to participate will have their general internet access removed along with root privileges on their individual boxes if they had that Is it just a software thing? For example IP blocking via iptables? 0-days in OS kerne

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