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by severino 3y ago
Thanks for your explanation! What I remember is from an Android version more recent than 7, probably 10, but maybe the browser was Firefox so in that case there was no need to have your device rooted.
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by severino 3y ago
I was also confused about that. I don't use an Android phone currently, but I remember you could add your own CA certificates to an Android phone -without being root, just using some option under settings- and at least applications lik
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by severino 3y ago
I think it's anticompetitive because MSTeams is a software of a very low quality, lacking lots of features found in other software for years, yet everybody is using it because... nothing. So how can we encourage competition if the most
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by severino 3y ago
Very sad to read this. Thank you, Bram, and see you in another life!
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by severino 3y ago
> While I like GOG, I must say that they don't support linux, they merely sometimes make it possible to download binaries which may work on linux if you do everything yourself. They have an actual "Games for Linux" section
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by severino 3y ago
May I ask why you didn't consider writing that quick implementation in Java in the first place?
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by severino 3y ago
> Does it still require filling an update form to change any aspect of a ticket Yes, I guess it still does, and for me it's a great thing, as you can do multiple changes at once and the recipient will just receive a single email not
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by severino 3y ago
Something like that also happened at one company I worked for. While Redmine served the company for more than 10 years, and it was still doing great, the new management decided switching to Jira was a must. Maybe it can help other workflows
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by severino 3y ago
>> Java programs and JavaScript scripts are designed to run on both clients and servers, with JavaScript scripts used to modify the properties and behavior of Java objects > This, not quite so. Well, technically, one can (and often
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by severino 3y ago
> that will that rebel against anti russian oppression So you mean it's OK to oppress people just because they are Russian, or speak Russian? And the bad guys are those against oppression?
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by severino 3y ago
That was not the mistake. The mistake was not to put NS2 into operation due to pressure from the US, and now, cutting ties with Russia while you keep shutting down your nuclear.
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by severino 3y ago
> It’s also a country where the people are indoctrinated to believe their great leader is born under a double rainbow and descended straight from heaven Doesn't sound too much different from countries where the people are indoctrina
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by severino 3y ago
Well, that didn't work, but there's still time for a similar deal with China in regards to Taiwan.
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by severino 3y ago
Well, you don't really need to feed fake GPS data to have Google Maps make you drive into the ocean or things like that.
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by severino 3y ago
Thanks!
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by severino 3y ago
Can one create and run unprivileged LXC containers easily now? Last time I looked, some years ago, there were some problems (at least in stock Ubuntu) and you practically had to run them as root. BTW, what does migrating LXC to LXD mean? I
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by severino 3y ago
Well, it depends. I liked upstart, I liked Unity (I still use them as long as I can!) and I didn't dislike Mir, although it never came to anything. But I don't thing snaps are good, at least for me. But what bothers me the most ab
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by severino 3y ago
You mean Firefox is a good fit for a snap due to security reasons? In that case they should've made the experience seamless, and provide the same functionality you get when using Firefox from the deb or the tarball, before pushing it l
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by severino 3y ago
> What's peoples aversion to snaps in the thread? In my case, because it's being forced and replacing applications that worked out of the box with applications with issues. Firefox, for example. After it became a snap, you&#x27
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by severino 3y ago
> Nvidia is actively hostile to Linux users Actually, Nvidia is what allowed many Linux users to enjoy high quality 3D graphics on Linux for more than 20 years. You remember fglrx and that stuff? Well, Nvidia worked.
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by severino 3y ago
> Everything else I would be able to do faster by flooding the board with paste flux and drag-soldering all the pads with a solder-wetted hoof tip About this, could you recommend some brands for the tools, both for the iron, and also for
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by severino 3y ago
Who says that's the only way?
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by severino 3y ago
Thanks!
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by severino 3y ago
Thank you, I'll give it a try
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by severino 3y ago
I once got a wacom-like tablet but I always wondered how does one learn to use it? And specially using software like Krita or MyPaint in Linux. I mean, supposing you can already draw with pen and paper. But I found it to be somewhat differe
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by severino 3y ago
They just don't offer the same user experience as deb packages did. Firefox has always been a deb and it was fine. Now, it's a snap, it has issues with external devices like smartcard readers and so, and I remember it telling you
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by severino 3y ago
It'd be great if somebody with knowledge about this could make a benchmark comparing the performance after using this program versus using the standard tools like dd, mkfs, etc., using different parameters for things like the alignment
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by severino 4y ago
> No, they use hotel software that integrates and synchronizes instantly with all platforms, their own web site and the front desk. Yes, I think that's feasible. However, I sometimes stay at medium to small size hotels (doing my res
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by severino 4y ago
Thanks for your explanation, I love to learn more about the businesses I use through their employees. About room availability, I thought that if Booking or any other third-party says "this hotel has 5 rooms left", it didn't n
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by severino 4y ago
In a hotel like yours, does making the reservation direct, rather than using third-party services, makes any difference (i.e., rates, more available rooms, etc)?

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