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oauea
5y ago
Right, so the same as Windows.
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oauea
5y ago
If you insisted on telling the machine to do everything it does, you'd get nothing done. I suppose you could use an abacus.
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oauea
5y ago
What kind of evil IoT crapware is sending WoL packets to random devices on the network?
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oauea
5y ago
So just like Windows since... 7? Or something like that. I can guarantee you that a Mac will still shut down when its battery is empty. Unfortunately Apple hasn't yet cracked unlimited power.
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oauea
5y ago
What's insane here? Waking the machine up is a legitimate use case, and it's easily traceable and configurable.
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oauea
5y ago
Power & Sleep settings > Additional power settings > Change plan settings > Change advanced power settings > Sleep > Allow wake timers > Disable
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oauea
5y ago
Sure did. Just take a look at https://ultimatehackingkeyboard.com/ or similar. There's a cable that separates the two keyboards and they can go further apart than the picture in the article. Or just replace the cable w
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oauea
5y ago
Yes, something very obscure. Maybe a handful of companies in the world have a need to operate something like that.
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oauea
5y ago
> And this is not a obscure need. There are cloud providers who let you run JS on a specialized and restricted API. Sounds rather obscure actually. Still somewhat confused why this would be useful in Deno. Looks like it's just a rep
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5y ago
> These values are "Don't fuck the customer" and "Open company, no bullshit". Huh. As a customer, this is surprising.
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5y ago
> I usually took 3-4 weeks of PTO a year So the legal minimum in most countries?
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oauea
5y ago
More like poorly implemented user agent sniffing done by "Genius"
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5y ago
Who doesn't love being removed even further from the platform they're running on?
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> It doesn’t help that there is no good, clear and complete guide on how to upgrade SOAP clients. > I went through this recently and learned that because jakarta uses multi-release jars, we have to do the regular dependency changes an
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oauea
5y ago
Do you not just use maven? Any of the major IDEs will automatically configure annotation processors for you when they're configured in your pom. Similar for gradle.
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oauea
5y ago
Well, there is SSH. But better integration between shell and terminal could be hugely useful.
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5y ago
https://jsoup.org/ has been around for a long time and seems a bit more mature & maintained than this two-code-files 2-year-old repo. Highly recommend.
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5y ago
US would threaten to attack unless they comply unless there's a other nation backing them. In which case they'd be beholden to them.
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oauea
5y ago
What's this thing called a "computer" that people keep going on about, anyway?
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5y ago
> Been hosted in another jurisdiction, and obfuscate where they are hosted. Is this a serious suggestion? No registered company will be able to do this.
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5y ago
In some cases it may even increase revenue. There's been multiple times I've pirated a game, only to buy it later to get easy access to updates. Of course a good demo system would help with this, and Steam's refund policy is
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oauea
5y ago
Guns are also loud and people notice them. Just casually opening the door and getting in is different.
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5y ago
Should be easy enough to do in a shopping mall. Maybe plant a few recording devices around the parking lot and replay all of them, if you want to get extreme.
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5y ago
Don't even need to hang around. Just plant a small official looking box near a car or hide it in the bushes or something. Easy.
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5y ago
Imagine being able to come up to anyone, open their car door, shove them over into the passenger seat while threatening them with a gun, start the car and drive away. Could probably do this in a busy street without anyone noticing.
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5y ago
> The target is to provide optimized performance, GPLv2 SMB server
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5y ago
Sometimes, if you're very, very lucky, the moderators will take a look at the posts automod deleted and then manually approve them, which still lets them through. When verifying this, make sure you use an incognito browser tab to see w
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5y ago
Mods can set up automoderator with a shitlist of users whose messages are deleted the very moment they're posted, as the moderation system is built into reddit now. So it's not a true shadowban, but any posts you make on subreddit
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5y ago
> Anything that requires combining a click with the shift and ctrl/cmd keys is not going to go down well with the average user This is how computers have worked since pretty much day 1, not just the web. I remember getting computing
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5y ago
And I'm sure it's just a happy coincidence that news about US military murdering civilians cant be accessed outside of the US :)
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