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by vbernat 5y ago
Lenovo is famous for whitelisting wifi cards in the BIOS. Dunno if it is the case for the X13 G2, but I would expect it to be.
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My Manager Made Me Cry at My Desk (and Other Stories)(flameeyes.blog)
71 points by vbernat 5y ago|35 comments
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by vbernat 5y ago
Most distributions already don't support a 486 anymore. For example, Debian dropped support for Pentium with Stretch (2017). And support for 486 was dropped in Jessie (2015). 386 support was dropped with Sarge (2005).
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by vbernat 5y ago
There is also the worker model and the zero-impact reload (but I don't know if Zeus had that too).
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by vbernat 5y ago
This link may be of interest: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/build-your-own-anycast-networ...
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by vbernat 5y ago
You can get what you want by using `ssh-agent ssh -o AddKeysToAgent=confirm -o ForwardAgent=yes` instead of `ssh -A`.
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by vbernat 5y ago
DisplayPort 1.4 (quite old and common) has 8k at 60Hz. DisplayPort 2.0 has 16k at 60Hz. How is that not enough?
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by vbernat 5y ago
More likely, this is because the DP didn't support HDCP (which requires a dedicated license while the DP port does not). I suppose the HDCP license cannot be shared between HDMI and DP.
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by vbernat 5y ago
They are likely to get penalized, thanks to the CLS metric.
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by vbernat 5y ago
If you have one screen at 192 dpi, one at 96 dpi, double the resolution of the one at 96 dpi and scale down: xrandr --dpi 192 --output eDP-1 --auto --output HDMI-1 --left-of e-DP1 --auto --scale 2 I don't have my laptop with me, so I a
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by vbernat 5y ago
systemd-networkd is not the default method to get network (this is still ifupdown). systemd-resolved is not installed by default.
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by vbernat 5y ago
Lenovo still puts it back on some of the laptops, like the X1 Carbon 9th Gen. So, I suppose this is not strictly dependent on the CPU.
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by vbernat 5y ago
To move bytes out of network, you need more than a transit contract. You need routers, you need people to operate them. All this is absent from Cloudflare's blog post. With the example provided on South Korea, the conclusion should be
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by vbernat 5y ago
Lenovo is able to add it back as an option in the BIOS. This is the case for P14s Gen 2 and X1 Carbon Gen 9.
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by vbernat 5y ago
When upgrading, you have to remove old PCR states, so rolling back to an older version is detected.
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by vbernat 5y ago
It also scans processes. Easy to check: run opensnoop.
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by vbernat 5y ago
For me: more CPU usage (and more battery usage), not able to see other participants when sharing screen. But I am running Zoom in a Flatpak to avoid the kind of issues reported here. BTW, the same happens with Discord and it's not poss
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by vbernat 5y ago
For unstable, you should currently take Firefox from experimental. I assume, like for previous releases, it will be here by tomorrow. Due to the freeze for Bullseye release, the dependencies to put it in unstable are not present.
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by vbernat 5y ago
I am trying to order one. If I unselect Windows, I loose the 4K panel. If I go from 24G to 16G, I loose the 4K panel. If I go from 24G to 32G, I lose the 4K panel. And of course, delays are always 6+ weeks (which is Lenovo lingo to say &quo
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by vbernat 5y ago
As for documentation, it is quite easy to have it available offline.
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by vbernat 5y ago
With Zsh, I am using: # Expand ... to ../.. function vbe-expand-dot-to-parent-directory-path() { case $LBUFFER in (./..|* ./..) LBUFFER+='.' ;; # In Go: "go list ./..."
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by vbernat 5y ago
When logging with Twitter, it requires access to: - access to all tweets, lists and collections - access to profile and account settings - access to all the accounts you follow, mute, block Not one thing in this list is necessary.
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by vbernat 5y ago
For something running at 5-6W while idle, this is not a small difference.
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by vbernat 5y ago
LPDDR4 is always soldered. There are Thinkpad with DDR4 if you prefer. They are usually heavier, thicker and/or more expensive (pick two). This includes the X1 Extreme Gen2 or the T14.
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by vbernat 5y ago
Gentoo, like Debian, has always been a good distribution for derivatives. It is quite flexible and you can definitely distribute binaries in the case of a commercial derivative. Gentoo has also been used more widely in the embedded world (b
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by vbernat 5y ago
And they switched from Debian to Arch. Can't say I don't understand them, but I would have thought there would have been better bases than a rolling distribution (Gentoo, NixOS, Fedora).
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by vbernat 5y ago
That's already what Firefox does. Despite not saying it clearly, if you accept a self-signed certificate, it will be used as long as it does not change.
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by vbernat 5y ago
Unfortunately, this article seems quite incorrect. It makes it look like iBGP and eBGP are different protocols while they are the same with a slightly different set of rules. Notably, prefixes exchanged by iBGP definitely have an AS path (w
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by vbernat 5y ago
Debian is able to use secure boot. I suppose this is the case of some other distros.
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by vbernat 5y ago
Nice CRT effect using a CSS animation!

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