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3y ago
Kodi for use on a Raspberry Pi is best deployed in the form of LibreELEC. This has HDMI-CEC support and GUI configuration built-in.
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3y ago
I’m missing “Everyone has a first name and a last name” on the list. Collegues from India certainly do not always appear to have a first or last name. Or I’m missing something about formatting. French last names are always written UPPERCASE
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3y ago
Isn’t WiX 4 now cross-platform, the SDK at least?
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3y ago
> What's the difference? It's unavoidable that long term if assisted suicide is normalized (and even endorsed by the healthcare system) more people who wouldn't have chosen that option on their own will decide to kill them
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sebazzz
3y ago
Your point doesn’t make sense, because you can change your default branch just fine.
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3y ago
Yes, this might be very offensive to people living in countries in war currently.
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3y ago
I think that in my microwave they've even cut costs on that. Both Etna oven and microwave drift a few minutes each month.
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3y ago
Unfortunately, in my experience, upgrading Arch rarely goes unpunished. As you’re syncing your whole system with whatever is the lastest (and only the latest) version on the mirror - if something is broken, it is broken. If the mirror is no
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3y ago
If they don’t link libc statically it can become a problem if the system-installed libc is corrupt or incompatible. My Arch install broke once and I wasn’t able to run pacman to correct it, because the libc installed was not compatible with
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3y ago
This isn’t about passwords. The token from the identity server (Google in this case), describes the user, including their identity - which you may use as a link to the user data. If I were to forge an token, I could impersonate the user. Fo
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3y ago
Opera regularly sponsors YouTube videos, Firefox doesn’t. Marketing works.
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3y ago
> I guess exaggeration is what "influencers" do, and that's what he is at least trying to be now. Regardless of the rest of your story, this made me chuckle a bit - since Dave went from signing off his YouTube video’s from
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3y ago
Its derivative Locomotion was also written in assembly. Though many people apparently like the arcane looking OpenTTD more, I love Locomotion which has slightly better graphics, and now also an reimplementation in the form of OpenLoco.
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3y ago
I updated my arch installation once, but an incompatible version of glibc was installed. Unfortunately, pacman, which you use for all packages, links itself to glibc and refused to run. Directly attempting to replace the glibc binaries caus
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3y ago
For the RDP remote login, assuming they refer to the MS RDP protocol, are they using xrdp as a backend or have they developed something themselves?
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3y ago
> Most sane services will only return a 200 OK if, well, things went OK. Most sensibly designed services will return 400 range if an error has occurred that has been handled gracefully. Yes, but you are not designing your MVC controller
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3y ago
Office applications can do all weird kind of things. Often it is caused by 3rd party COM add-ons.
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3y ago
> But let’s not pretend we’re getting nothing in return. This is a massive improvement for developers. If you mean developer end users: those are either by company policy tied to use Windows because corporate antimalware like SEP, Zscale
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sebazzz
3y ago
Isn't this just W^X?
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3y ago
In my experience this happens more to people working part time than full time employees. With full time employees every day can be more or less the same, with 8 hours per day. Part time employees who have the friday afternoon off, still ten
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3y ago
Most SVG renderers implement a subset of SVG, and that is just fine.
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3y ago
Exactly, and because they are specific for the purpose of testing they are less likely to break due to changes in the HTML.
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3y ago
I think the performance problems of Visual Studio are more in regard to architecture and legacy than the platform it runs on, though running it modern .NET probably could achieve various performance improvements. That in itself is probably
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3y ago
Tesla applies laminated glass for sound proofing, no?
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3y ago
> Parler just went the "free as in anarchy" speech route. This is no different than X nowadays. But the political landscape has shifted even further to the right, why now no action is taken nor desired [by the politics] to do a
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3y ago
Mostly because it is only partially documented, on a few RedHat pages. This is where GPT shines because it is able to make something better from the incomprehisible mess of RedHat.
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3y ago
Generally as far as first line support goes, everything is outsourced to India. Cheaper, on paper. Anectodically, I tried to get support for something unrelated: I’m trying to use IMAP sync support in Outlook.com, but it refuses to work pro
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3y ago
What is the difference between a battery powered Eufy and an wired powered Eufy then?
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3y ago
I presume an infrared laser is just as dangerous as a normal laser, despite the emitted light falls outside the visible spectrum.
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3y ago
URL shorteners still benefit QR codes, if you can’t control the length of the URL or want to abuse the QR code by putting some logo in the middle.
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