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tonoto
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Alright, it might be that the memory fades and that it was OGG that I were struggling with, nevertheless the music playback worked way better in Linux. My issue I had were modelines/vertical refresh rate and having the graphics card re
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But still, during the time of Windows 95/98 I could hardly play even a 128kbps MP3 with WinAmp in my Pentium 133MHz with 12MB of Ram where I had got rid of lots of bloatware. At the same time I could play it smoothly in Linux with a fu
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3y ago
As a Swede working in tech I can't relate to that salary at all, but at a glance it sounds like it would be a really, really great salary. A "good" salary here is less than $80,000 gross (with addition of employer fees of 31.
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Simulate network topologies using containers
(containerlab.dev)
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Fantastic project, thanks for sharing! Prohibitive pricing for home use, but I would really love to have that as a picture frame on the wall. One can dream for the future..
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3y ago
Yes, a great article! It was no bigger surprise to see that the article was written by an Oxide employee - it has been a joyful signature that they've managed to attract curious people with an engineering approach to investigate proble
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3y ago
One incentive spells kickback. When money, and not quality is the measurement.
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3y ago
"seamlessly". I've had trouble between just an Apple-branded mobile phone and their branded all-in-one computer when it comes to the Apple-branded wireless headphones. The ping-pong between active sound channel/device ha
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3y ago
I've been using Thunderbird for a couple of years, then I went for Icedove for a while (but honestly, I used mutt more during that period) and then back to Thunderbird since 2018(?) and honestly I don't get what is wrong with the
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3y ago
ZFS is COW with checksums so it wouldn't edit the same blocks and there is the possibility for sending snapshots to another pool (which may/may not use deduplication). Although, deduplication comes with a performance cost. I had a
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4y ago
That's a bold move, imho.
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4y ago
But why would anyone running Linux even desire a Windows-like Linux environment? Is not "rebellion", to me it sounds rather fanatic.
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4y ago
I switched to an Iphone 11 Pro last year after many years with Android, but I'm going back to Android when two years has passed (I'm on agreement to be able to switch every 2 years), although I would happily look into /e/
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4y ago
Unfortunately people found out that they payed $20 for the sense of a great burgers, but found out that they were mediocre at best which began a new trend of making your own burgers - either from ready made components from all kinds of pric
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4y ago
I'm not sure on butterfly effects among subcontractors and whether all the affected employees quickly find a new job, but I don't feel this adds up to a positive effect.
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4y ago
So.. Did I get this right now? In order to avoid effects of a hypothetical recession, Tesla will cut 10% of the jobs and by doing that, Tesla will be one of the bigger causes of that recession to actually take place?
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tonoto
4y ago
Same.
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tonoto
5y ago
The target group of the article (and hacker news) was mostly directed to "mainstream non technical users"?
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tonoto
5y ago
I have a PM9A3 U.2 drive, does anyone happen to know the update procedure on that thing? Everything Samsung when lifecycle handling seem like utter pain.
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5y ago
Thanks! I read a note quickly about Oxide and Twitter Spaces a while ago, but as I read the keyword Twitter with a mindset of "good for short notes and links to external sources" as I wasn't at all aware of voice capabilities
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It still amazes me that Oxide actually managed to grab the perfect PCI vendor ID https://pcisig.com/membership/member-companies?combine=01de
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I knew I read about him before here, for good or bad.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1448309
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5y ago
I would see two rather easy options in this case: - Client supplies a laptop - You create a virtual machine/environment on your laptop and grids the client within the environment.
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5y ago
"..this is the second time I do it ... the last time I did it, I cried.." - poor him to have to cry. This is almost as sterile as when Bird laid off lots of people through a robot voice.
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5y ago
I don't know it current position in the market as I haven't worked professionally with Solaris for a couple of years, but the trend is on decline and I have trouble to see its role in new establishments, at least Oracle Solaris.
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5y ago
wars caused by climate change, or wars caused by actions taken (in good faith) against climate change? I believe there is a risk that the current activistic climate movement will do similar harm to the society in general as the last decades
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This is not to support its users. Suddenly it is way harder to avoid the bad quality videos there is. Perhaps someone has a good curator page/filter where only the good (perhaps 1000 / 50 ratio or so) videos are linked? I am a cur
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5y ago
Have a look at pkgsrc - https://www.pkgsrc.org/ It is my first choice since a while and if it's not there I go to homebrew
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I think this comes down to personal needs. The first step might be to check what applications was running recent week and what applications have been opened during last year. Then rank the applications based on importance and look if they h
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5y ago
So you believe that the Microsoft-controlled solution is a viable option?
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