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by se6 6y ago
I am pretty much the only Linux user in my company. Pidgin works ok with Lync (need to install pidgin-sipe on Ubuntu). Video and audio calls do not work, but text chats, sending/receiving files and screen sharing works fine. (I have no
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by se6 6y ago
Fully agree. What about Gollum Wiki[1] ? I have been using it happily for years. It used to be Github wikis, but they diverged apparently. It uses git as backend. You're in full control of your data. Love it. [1] https://gith
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by se6 7y ago
Sorry, my mistake. Jan 2020 indeed!
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by se6 7y ago
UK and tax havens have a long history. It is pretty sad and tells a lot about the quality of information in UK that most British people do not know about ATAD: Anti Tax Avoidance Directive, a EU attempt to crack down on tax havens, which wi
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by se6 8y ago
The noise is very important. Any kind of white noise is soothing for a baby... noise from water, car or even vacuum cleaner.. I used to generate a noise with: sox -n soothingnoise-3mn.wav synth 3:0 pinknoise tremolo 0.5 30 fade q 5 3:0
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by se6 8y ago
Only did and do floating point for image processing. In fact, looking into my logs, I registered 5 bugs with NVidia in the last 2 years, none with AMD.
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by se6 8y ago
I have extensively used OpenCL on both AMD and NVidia for a few years and never had such problems. If anything, found a few more bugs with NVidia.
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by se6 8y ago
The point I really wanted to make here is that OpenCL is only a disaster because NVidia was scared of the competition it would bring from AMD.
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by se6 8y ago
OpenCL is not a disaster at all. It is just that NVidia were (and still are) too scared to have people move away from their proprietary solutions, so they tried to hide OpenCL has much as they could and only pushed Cuda. Even today OpenCL i
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by se6 9y ago
Have you tried tig? http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/ Could not use git without it anymore.
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by se6 10y ago
In 2013 we started GPU programming at the company I work for. We carefully evaluated CUDA and OpenCL and decided to go for OpenCL because it was a standard and we could chose between 2 vendors of GPU. I can tell you that in 2017 we do not r
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by se6 10y ago
> Thus OpenCL seems ultimately more proprietary than CUDA, Could not be further from the truth there! OpenCL is an open standard, can be used to program GPU, CPU and even FPGA. It is definitively NOT proprietary in any sense! To target b
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by se6 10y ago
Have a look at gmusicbrowser. You might be surprised. I also used to use foobar2000 on windows... years ago...
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by se6 10y ago
For Exchange-based email you can use DavMail ( http://davmail.sourceforge.net/ ) At work I have the only Linux workstation and DavMail + Thunderbird + Lightning works a treat. I have pretty much all the functionality that my
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by se6 10y ago
Thanks, too many edits indeed!
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by se6 10y ago
Correction then: ip addr | grep "inet " | cut -f 3 -d " "
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by se6 10y ago
What about: ip addr show | grep inet Edit: wrote back original command and replied below instead
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by se6 11y ago
I prefer a great deal plastic to environmental foe aluminium. To me their use of aluminium is a very good reason not to buy Apple hardware. I have a Dell M3800 right now, and the build quality is very good. Thin, light, excellent 4K touch s
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by se6 11y ago
>And honestly, Ubuntu is a terrible example for the Linux Desktop. Funny. I just find the opposite: Ubuntu is a superb desktop, polished, clean and powerful, very productive and easy to use for the experienced use with keyyboard shortcut
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by se6 11y ago
Canonical should have made it clear that when the E4.5 was available last year, it was intended to early adopters / dev / enthusiasts only. But my guess is that it was probably awkward to present it that way to BQ. Anyway, being a
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by se6 11y ago
Linux enthusiast here. Had a BQ E4.5 Ubuntu edition since April 2015 and I am pretty pleased with it. I love the UX. It has come a long way already: the off the air (OTA) upgrades roughly every month make it better and better. It is more th