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How to install Linux on a Chromebook (and why you should)(arstechnica.com)
3 points by satai 9y ago|0 comments
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Ars Enters VR and Destroys Multiple Starships in Star Trek: Bridge Crew(arstechnica.com)
1 points by satai 9y ago|0 comments
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Intel Introduces New Mesh Architecture for Xeon and Skylake-X Processors(tomshardware.com)
3 points by satai 9y ago|0 comments
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Why reverse loops are not faster(arnaudroger.github.io)
4 points by satai 9y ago|1 comments
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by satai 9y ago
What does it say? Is it "A10X is awesome" or is it "geekbench sucks"?
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by satai 9y ago
How do they keep eye on all the processes for a service. They don't seem to use namespaces.
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Intel Announces Skylake-X: Bringing 18-Core HCC Silicon to Consumers(anandtech.com)
261 points by satai 9y ago|221 comments
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The A-EON Amiga X5000: An alternate universe where the Amiga platform never died(arstechnica.com)
114 points by satai 9y ago|63 comments
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by satai 9y ago
You have to get rid of placebo effect. It can be pretty strong in an (supposedly) advanced drug tests. >For cancer drugs there are no placebo used since there is extensive survival data available to prove whether or not a drug actually m
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by satai 9y ago
Just for comparison: In Czech republic this clauses are legal, but their duration is limited by law and the ex-employer is required to provide you a compensation to the time that you are limited in the job market.
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by satai 9y ago
I have no idea. Anything in logs? Maybe move backups to an other location and start a new backup repo to see what happens?
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by satai 9y ago
3-2-1 rule. I would use time machine capsule and periodically (weekly?) connect an encrypted external drive and Borg backup there. Next week a second drive, third week the first one... Always keep one of this drive off-site. This is just on
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by satai 9y ago
Emphasis on the word "relevant".
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by satai 9y ago
We need more alternatives to FB but be hardly can get more relevant alternatives to FB...
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Saturn V fuel consumption expressed in elephants [video](mobile.twitter.com)
1 points by satai 10y ago|0 comments
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by satai 10y ago
X11 only, no Wayland :-/
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by satai 10y ago
I can't help myself: suckless sucks. Lots of arbitrary limitations for the code, need to recompile instead of configuration, optimizing for a wrong usage scenario.
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by satai 10y ago
You can pretty much trust all the root CAs that provide Certificate Transparency. If such a CA went evil such an event would be detected.
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by satai 10y ago
Please read it more carefuly: "One of the problems with digital certificate management is that fraudulent certificates take a long time to be spotted, reported and revoked by the browser vendors. Certificate Transparency would help by
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by satai 10y ago
Not any transparency. Certificate transparency. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_Transparency
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by satai 10y ago
Let's hope they stick to publishing all certificates into the certificate transparency list (Merkle tree).
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by satai 10y ago
The certificates are OK. The issue is the way they are signed and distributed. Lots of issues with the current PK infrastructure is limited by the certificate transparency.
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by satai 10y ago
My 2 eurocents Paper: + comfortable (for majority of people, not for everybody) + easy to add math or graphics to text + cool + supereasy to understand - hard to edit (frixion helps a bit) - no search - not readily available when compared w
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by satai 10y ago
Only a part. It was published several times (as a paper, thesis and a book at least and the book is much longer). Anyway this part looks good enough to catch some points.
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by satai 10y ago
Funny related reading: Imre Lakatos - Proofs and refutations
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by satai 10y ago
Pretty ugly position :-/ Probably would work if I would never switch to other keyboards.
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by satai 10y ago
I miss the "Win" key at Chromebooks. Life without it would be pretty painful at i3 and other desktop environments.
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Dell’s latest XPS 13 DE still delivers Linux in a svelte package(arstechnica.com)
29 points by satai 10y ago|9 comments
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Op-ed: The desktop CPU isn’t dead, it just needs a swift kick in the butt(arstechnica.com)
3 points by satai 10y ago|0 comments
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by satai 10y ago
Thge reasons of mine: - better UI. Window management in i3 is much more usefull for me than macOS window management - native Docker (partly solved for macOS now) - control and security - belief, that Apple goes the wrong direction - HW choi

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