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by sillystuff 5y ago
I'm curious if the existing cpu performance of even mid-range modern phone SoCs is really even used by most users. I suspect gamering and winning benchmarks may be the primary use cases. I was trying to reduce power consumption on my
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by sillystuff 5y ago
WARP is wireguard under the covers. You can extract the keys, and just use real kernel-mode wireguard on any linux distribution with a sufficiently modern kernel. E.g., with: https://github.com/ViRb3/wgcf
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by sillystuff 5y ago
You can use qemu user mode even on the same architecture to support newer processor features e.g., wrap your executable with qemu-x86_64-static, even on an amd_64 system. This was my fix to using chromium after an update made it no longer
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by sillystuff 5y ago
3) Your employer, school, social club, etc. has included you in their organization's public directory, and does not offer the option to opt out, nor do they protect the directory in any way from being indexed / scraped.
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by sillystuff 5y ago
I'm not sure if it is coincidence, or if it is really helping, but I play SIT code to indicate a number that is not in service at the beginning of my voice mail message. Since then, the number of spam calls I've been receiving has
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by sillystuff 5y ago
I was curious and went looking for corroboration / refutation of the 10x you stated. Tesla and Musk both have cited 10x safer (but I didn't see any independent confirmation). But, there was a critical analysis by Forbes that cam
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by sillystuff 5y ago
> why can't you just periodically fetch and cache the records yourself? The only way this will help you is if you recursively de-reference all the records, and replace them with a list of allowed sender IPs. Now you have a new prob
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by sillystuff 5y ago
If you run Debian stable (or oldstable), you only get back-ported bug fixes, and no new features-- the upstream versions of the packaged software are "frozen" before each new major Debian release . So, you don't get a million
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by sillystuff 5y ago
Debian will not ship non-free software in its main repos / official installers. The unofficial images are exactly that, created outside the rules of the project to avoid this prohibition. But, you don't have to trust them. You c