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Nope, 4.3 still had the bugs, that's why I lost hope and moved to Gnome.
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Works well for me on Firefox/Android besides the video making the page wider than the screen width. What trouble are you having? Which browser/OS?
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KDE4 was also terribly bug ridden. I used to advocate for KDE heavily but after suffering through bugs in KWin and KMail/Akonadi that went unresolved for years I gave up and moved to Gnome. There was a KWin bug that filled the task bar
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Sadly, Mihai passed away in 2015. His twin brother blogs at http://marius.sucan.ro/ .
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The researchers also sequenced the genomes of bacteria resisting colistin and those susceptible to it. They were genetically identical. Even though they have the same blueprints, they’re activating their genes differently, Weiss says. It’s
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My Xiaomi Mi5 won't power on after 2 months of use. My friend's Mi5 won't power on after less than a year. It seems it's a common problem: google "Xiaomi Sudden Death". For warranty I have to ship it to China,
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Which Android devices can run mainline Linux? I'm very interested to buy one, but so far I thought all Android devices ran patched Linux versions.
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Ubuntu: Simple, Solid, Good Looking. The best dev env one can hope for today.
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I was on FF 56 because of addons until Meltdown/Spectre happened. Just be aware FF 56 is missing the mitigations for those. Yeah, it would be great if Mozilla made FF 56 into an ESR.
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OnePlus got pwned, exposed up to 40,000 users to credit card fraud
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Britain’s $55B Brexit Bill Looks Like a ‘Bargain’ Deal
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if you intentionally provided false information to an otherwise legitimate user, and that user is harmed by your false information, isn't that a breach of contract that would make you liable for damages based on the harm your bad data
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> Your photos uploaded > We've started processing. It takes some time, meanwhile you need to create account to access your results . What a dick move! Why not say I need to give you my email from the start?
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No you currently cannot. That's what I put in the suggestions box in the survey.
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> Last week, his worst fears were proved right when Intel, one of the world’s largest chipmakers, said all modern processors can be attacked by techniques dubbed Meltdown and Spectre, exposing crucial data, such as passwords and encrypt
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Perhaps explain how P-values are to be used in this case, for the lay of us.
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As someone who has great hopes for Rust, I am mildly concerned after reading https://www.reddit.com/r/node/comments/6whs2e/multiple_coc_v... As the old saying goes: "The fish rots from the head down
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Rust: Ashley Williams Joins the Core Team and Taking Lead of the Community Team
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Now my interest is piqued: what instances of `vendor X` and `vendor Y` do you know of?
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> So yes, you can remove Google completely from your smartphone, but then many things are getting much more complicated. > I just wish Google would respect their users wishes a little more [...] I just want to have easy options to tur
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> * Don't breed them to fight The article states that the information according to which the dogs were bred to fight was false.
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It doesn't seem like it now, but this is just a storm in a teapot. All of the necessary bits to comply with the GDPR will be commoditized sooner or later. I'm betting on sooner. This also presents a business opportunity to provide
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It's just an advert for their product.
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It's not. In one motherboard's BIOS/UEFI interface the option is phrased as "BIOS PSP Support" and on ASRock AB350 Gaming-ITX/ac description for this flag is Enable Disable BIOS PSP driver execution (including
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So the article is pretty consistently misleading/incorrect. A pointer is a data structure like any other, in fact Java is pass-by-value, the pointer values are copied when objects are being passed as function arguments.
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> I know in Java you have boxed pointer versions of primitive types, like Integer instead of int. And you can’t really have non-boxed pointers in Java, basically every pointer is allocated on the heap. That's not true. In Java point
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Indeed, I did. Thank you for linking to it, I was in a hurry when I posted.
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> They discontinued it after less than 10 licenses sold. How do you know that? Can you share a link? I don't think Scrivener for Linux was ever sold by Literature and Latte. Lee Powell from Literature and Latte stated in a 2011 comm
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On Linux I use the EasyGestures application which I've configured to send XF86Back and XF86Forward keys for the respective gestures. The added benefit is that the back and forward gestures work in the other apps too, not just in Firefo
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I didn't see any replies to his email. Is this people giving them the cold shoulder because of how they behaved in the past or is it just logistics (e.g. people didn't have the time to look into his proposal)?
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