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by rntksi 5y ago
Back in 200x, we had a very old machine. It had 64Mb of RAM only. We had to install AV on this and through sifting through the AV softwares, only eset nod32 ran on it without slowing it down or taking too much resources. I like how they opt
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by rntksi 5y ago
We've been running ESET Nod32 for over a decade. Its strength is that it uses very low memory and CPU cycles due to the way it is built. It ticks all the boxes you've given above.
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by rntksi 5y ago
A few things I would try in that situation: - recover the files on the phone, esp. files that have google authenticator cache/dbs/secret keys and transfer that to new device - see if any token using google account is still able to
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by rntksi 5y ago
I'm pretty sure this is the only way to solve it (factorization table). I don't see how else?
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by rntksi 5y ago
Firefox has Vertical Tab bar while Chrome does not. I use Firefox because of that.
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by rntksi 5y ago
This is one of my favourite as well. I like the symbolism and how reading it at different stages in my life has given me different meanings.
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by rntksi 5y ago
Thank you for the recommendation. Please don't think it's irrelevant. I will read it tonight after work.
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by rntksi 5y ago
In this case, ESR was also affected. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1749910
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by rntksi 5y ago
Thank you. I think this idea that there's a perfect ideal to strive for is present in all culture. From someone educated in "Western" values but living with "Eastern" tradition (simplifying a lot here), I've (p
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by rntksi 5y ago
What do you mean by "it can now vote" ? (honest curiousity)
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by rntksi 5y ago
>Well one time I was installing a minimal base system of Linux on a friends PC, so that we would have all the necessary utlitities to bring over the rest of the stuff. His 3 1/2 inch disk was dead, so when had to get the 5 1/4
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by rntksi 5y ago
From the years living in Japan I think the previous poster is right on a cultural level. I mean if you think about it, 6 of the top 10 oldest companies are Japanese [1]. That says something about the value of continuity and stability in Jap
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by rntksi 5y ago
If the SaaS is complex, this becomes impractical if toggles for "all new features" is the goal. Maybe a subset is doable. If it's a simple SaaS by all means go for it. I really like the idea of being able to toggle things I l
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by rntksi 5y ago
nice :-) liking the new "Show me the note" button gatekeeper. cheers
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by rntksi 5y ago
Nice gigamick. This has a problem though, when you paste that link in a chat window (e.g. WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, ...), the app tries to get a link preview. This has the side effect of also expiring the note. I think it's best to
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by rntksi 5y ago
Southeast Asian resident here as well. We even pay shipping fees by bank transfer to our motorcycle drivers (!). This is like 0.5$ or 1$. Everyone has a bank account and transfers happen instantly thanks to a free, 24/7 platform that a
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by rntksi 5y ago
Does anyone end email that way (in French)? Most I've seen are "Bien à vous" or "Bonne journée". Actually... what are the most common endings in French emails? Thinking that a website that had all of those sorted ou
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by rntksi 5y ago
Tree-style tabs is the primary reason I am sticking to Firefox and not moving to another browser
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by rntksi 5y ago
If you worry about that just format the partition with the OS iso instead of using ventoy. Ventoy is harmless but you never know what can happen and if you're that paranoid for good reasons, having a signature file that can vouch for y
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by rntksi 5y ago
What I did was get up a server as DHCP server on the LAN, install tftpd on it and have netboot.xyz on it. Then for other machines (inside same LAN) that you want to boot something or install a distro, you would boot LAN, the dhcp server you
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by rntksi 5y ago
Exactly. For people who want to do this and care about retaining ownership, would be probably wise to run their own email servers and using different patterns of catch all addresses.
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by rntksi 5y ago
What do you usually look for after a trace? I know how to trace and I know the general gist of it in terms of looking at % ratio to see which function calls is hogging the resources, but other than that I don't know what other insights
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by rntksi 5y ago
Thank you! This looks nice, and I like how you work with Maildir instead of IMAP
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by rntksi 5y ago
I remember about decades ago that keyloggers would be very scary and powerful because your only defense was your password, and you couldn't know someone was logging in at the same time as you if you were not aware of it. Nowadays, with
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by rntksi 5y ago
We're quite happy with what Linagora [1] offered a few years back. It's a French company so they work within EU framework of law. Their products are all open source, they only sell support services. [1] : https://www.li
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by rntksi 5y ago
Try searching for Linagora. They have solutions that are open source and caters to this particular problem.
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by rntksi 5y ago
My mid-2015 Macbook Pro that I use extensively has only had to replace the battery this year. Other than that I had never had to repair anything for it. It still runs very well. In terms of value for money I'd say that's pretty go
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by rntksi 5y ago
Ah. Agreed. Then let's solve the problem of printers altogether. Why let them enforce the use of only certain ink refills? Surely that also is monopolistic behaviour? In markets in SE Asia, I've seen people still use older Canon m
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by rntksi 5y ago
That is correct. Also Google Maps accuracy in SK (can only speak for Seoul, Busan) is not as good as the South Korean ones. Which is not the case for most other countries. We learned that we had to use Naver map :-)
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by rntksi 5y ago
In that case I wouldn't look for the ones that benefit from having a slight decrease in their Costs (like the Match Inc example you mentioned). The advantage won't translate explosively in stocks (assuming you are talking about th

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