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oynqr
4y ago
How many with the happy ending?
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oynqr
4y ago
Compiling modern C# is usually not a problem on Unix. Building the relevant tools yourself is a challenge, but the average macOS dev won't be doing that.
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4y ago
Wait, what about eject?
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4y ago
Maybe in some dream world. Hospital visits are usually covered, but going to a GP often involves paying in cash and only getting reimbursed later at home.
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4y ago
Not hard to remember, since it's also my birthday. Thank you, Libera, for being one of the players keeping IRC alive.
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4y ago
I can second this, I have a Rock64 and have had zero problems with it, even when tinkering with custom u-boot builds.
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4y ago
Take a look at tow-boot. It's u-boot with sensible defaults. There are no builds for the rock64 yet, though.
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4y ago
Who forces you to keep rewriting a vector in C?
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4y ago
You can still write memory safety bugs, you just need unsafe. I'm glad unsafe is used in so many libraries.
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4y ago
Unless you have some way of authenticating all of your hardware with the key, taking it with you still leaves plenty of options for a physical attacker.
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4y ago
How about using one of the open hardware + open software security keys?
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4y ago
That was OKCupid, why they actually published it is beyond me.
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4y ago
Airpods should work fine, probably defaulting to AAC.
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4y ago
The dark mode handling has been the worst thing about Gnome for a long time, only getting worse with GTK4. I fondly remember some apps not accepting any global dark mode setting, only having a toggle in their own settings. Having switched t
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4y ago
These displays can also work wonderfully, see the Amazfit Bip.
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5y ago
In what world is 10GbE only available for servers?
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5y ago
The Switch has a bad exfat driver.
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5y ago
I just use zram for this usecase.
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5y ago
It looks like a standard cmake build. Did I miss something?
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5y ago
Having a TV work well as a monitor is usually just a few settings away. It was this way ten years ago.
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5y ago
Last time I checked RISC-V boards were still chock full of blobs.
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5y ago
fail2ban is such a clumsy solution when one can just disable password authentication and change the default port.
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oynqr
5y ago
That works great until the seller wants you to ship it back and PayPal finds this acceptable.
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5y ago
You got any facts to back that up?
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5y ago
Thank god I don't use Chrome then.
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5y ago
It's a concept. Plus, the original German article didn't even get some of the basics right: "The processor is an ARM Cortex-A72"
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5y ago
I recall a saying: Pleroma does what Mastodon't.
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5y ago
Pretty sure there was no guesswork involved in finding out why that happened, since it was resolved so quickly.
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5y ago
What is your threat model here? Also, I use Vanadium with JS disabled, which is already decently hardened imho. Yet, your choice of key exchange bars me from your site.
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5y ago
There's a relatively new hard fork of MultiMC called PolyMC that aims to fix these papercuts, amongst other things.
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