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sgtnasty
6y ago
Runs great on Stadia compared to PC (in my experience playing on both platforms). Google needs to make something of this. I even tried running it from Chrome on my old MacBookPro 2015 and was thrilled it worked and was a great experience.
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6y ago
I tried popos, but still have an unreadable grub screen.
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6y ago
> Also, KDE is better in all regards. Ditch gnome. Yup, did that, GNOME looks nice, but... KDE has some issues with HiDPI, like a mouse pointer that is way too small on window controls. Yes I did change the cursor size to 48, but it does
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6y ago
This is MY experience. I have run 4k on my ThinkPad X1 Extreme with Linux. Its not been a good experience for me. I am getting old and having vision issues, so I decided to get the 4k screen because my old MacBookPro 2015 had the high res a
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6y ago
Trying to read more about it, I cant get to the website they have listed: https://age-encryption.org/ -> NET::ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID "You cannot visit age-encryption.org right now because the website uses HSTS
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sgtnasty
6y ago
I get what you are saying and agree. However the reason these types of articles appear in the internet is because the linux desktop needs more market share. More means the ability to get better support from other organizations OR to get ope
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7y ago
Well, I had to re-install Windows 7 many times due to what I believe is VisualStudio. After many updates it just fills my hard drive with the library redist packages etc. Then things stop working correctly. When I got a new machine for Wind
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8y ago
I am learning Rust now, in an attempt to redo some Python scripts that run too slow (using threading). I was going to go with C (worked with it for years back in the 90's), until I stumbled upon Rust. Rust is so easy to install and get
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8y ago
Yes Commando was awesome, I really miss using that tool while I was learning Unix.
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9y ago
"504 Gateway Time-out / nginx/1.10.1 (Ubuntu)" what kind of insult is that?
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9y ago
This is really fantastic, thank you very much.
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9y ago
Hyperion by Dan Simmons. I put this book off for years because I hated the covers of them. Amazing read, best sci-fi I ever read. The Book of the New Sun by Gene Wolfe. Must read for a sci-fi fan.
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9y ago
Wow that is a lot of OPSEC you just revealed.
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sgtnasty
9y ago
What about that DetectX software on this site, anyone use that?
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9y ago
What is an ICO?
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9y ago
I use navigation every day on the iPhone. Google maps is superior in my view (in the USA) over Apple maps because: 1) You can turn off the voice navigation. 2) Google maps show you which lane to be in for an oncoming turn. 3) Google maps ha
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9y ago
I think they were trying to replicate the tabletop experience. Now imaging replicating the classic Traveller RPG, where you had a decent chance of your character dying during generation. I think that any computer RPG with D&D like stats
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10y ago
Are these devices illegal to own and operate in the USA?
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10y ago
I would really like a book on NeXT design, UI and hardware.
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10y ago
A/UX Commando "A/UX includes a utility called Commando (similar to a tool of the same name included with Macintosh Programmer's Workshop) to assist users with entering Unix commands. Opening a Unix executable file from t
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10y ago
I always do a fresh install of any distro (my files are on a separate drive and I use links to Doc, Vids, Pics etc). I wipe my home dir and start fresh. This has been the worst Ubuntu install for me. Lots of errors and issues (software cent
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11y ago
Works fine for me (Mac OS X), and I guess am one of the few who prefers Safari.
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11y ago
I need my eyes checked
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11y ago
Read the whole damn thing thinking this is way too long. Then at the bottom, he summarizes the whole thing. ugh
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11y ago
Does it affect RHEL 6, using openssh 5.3?
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11y ago
How can you tell if its being flagged?
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11y ago
And.... its down
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11y ago
I will try this, thanks.
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11y ago
So then what is considered to be a system file? Any definition or documentation from Apple?
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11y ago
Folks really seem to care a lot about a silly logo.
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