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pedro2
4y ago
We're talking about cognitive dissonance here. If Microsoft hadn't put out "Microsoft loves open-source" statements, then all this would be treated as business as usual. However MS did. So people are dealing with the dis
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4y ago
No idea. People don't really like to tip. It must be automatic. Maybe BAT & Coil are onto something.
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4y ago
It has been read somewhere that's due to the possibility to gobble up/buy competitors with no blocking by the state of such behaviour, specially since state deregulation in the 70s. So there is the possibility the market can be ma
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4y ago
Don't forget movie trailers :) I think I still have the trailer for the first Harry Potter stored somewhere :')
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4y ago
What do you mean doesn't support? Source? PS: works on an 11th gen i5 EDIT: according to [1] S3 is supported on 12th. BIOS just hides it exists (not written in linked the article) [1] https://edc.intel.com/content/
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4y ago
Far from me to defend Musk but assholes have a place in society -- they just need to be monitored. Whatever the means he has used, he kickstarted (in the minds of consumers) at least three industries. Would I willingly give him money? No. U
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4y ago
These things tend to follow circular patterns. In 40 years, if we don't blow ourselves up, we are back on personal computers. If until then I'm able to compile stuff on my computer, I'll be happy (source available <> ab
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4y ago
TBH, Firefox seems snappier than Chromium-based browsers. Check your extensions.
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4y ago
I was under the impression it was largely a BIOS option. Basically if S0idle is advertised as supported, S3 isn't. On recent BIOS on Thinkpads this tends to be an option which can be toggled.
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4y ago
So has Musk changes the Tesla factory to Texas yet? Serious question.
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4y ago
I agree with you but I'm easily swayed by liberal propaganda. What's your opinion on unions?
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4y ago
The villain is locked in in a room which requires a retinal scan from the guard to leave. So he proceeds to stab the eye globe of the guard with a pen to be able to unlock the door. As such I tend to prefer cloneable credentials. Everything
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4y ago
Voted for reasonability. Did you see Demolition Man? What do you think about the beginning?
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4y ago
Please don't. I saw Demolition Man. Just let Password Managers do their job easily.
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4y ago
FYI SimpleLogin joined the Proton family
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4y ago
I also use Gandi somewhat, but beware Gandi doesn't allow catch-all. It does allow, however, wildcards in aliases, which allow a semi-catchall, since alias have to have a minimum of two characters besides the asterisk.
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4y ago
My point is, unless you are a lawyer, you can't trust anything they write about how they use your data -- they don't speak the same language as us.
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4y ago
Aurora Store allows to list the trackers embedded in apps you install.
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4y ago
It's worse. Google and friends don't sell your data either. They just assign you to various buckets and then aggregate the information in those buckets to sell targeted advertising. But they don't sell your data :) At this ti
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4y ago
God another doomsday scenario? I'll take "ignore" for 50 please. This only contributes for my anxiety levels. I'll outsource the worries for the big government, TYVM.
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4y ago
TL;DR. I support widespread scientific fraud, so the market can then save us.
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4y ago
Oh, an ESR follower. Kinda curious about how he is after the pandemic.
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4y ago
Clearly only a drug user would be insane to whistleblow these days. Everyone else is just covering their own ass Don't worry, markets solve everything :)
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4y ago
They can mount GDriveFS internally as NFS, I think
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4y ago
thankfully it was replaced by ACPI
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5y ago
Latest version has a closed beta Linux version.
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5y ago
I periodically return to Evernote: * Linux support (closed beta) * tags! omg, I hate and love tags! If you wish to hop on Microsoft land, Microsoft Todo and Onenote seems an adequate combo. NOTE: blocking ads somehow blocked Onenote. Not su
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5y ago
Inner work, to me, means increasing resilience by resolving or tuning open ended questions or behaviours to maximize our internal (usually unmet) needs.
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5y ago
That's a weird definition....
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5y ago
The PlayStore is now usable: I just needed to clear its cache.
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