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by vetinari 4y ago
The reason is that Microsoft wanted indemnification agreement and Fedora refused to provide it. More here: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/legal@lists.fe...
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by vetinari 4y ago
Intel ME is not connected to the network. Intel AMT (vPro) is. You have to pay extra to get it, and there are extra conditions to be fulfilled (LAN or Wifi must be Intel). The difference wrt. Apple Silicon is, that AS firmware blobs run o
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by vetinari 4y ago
Up to 2019, Macbooks had ac 3x3 MIMO wifi. Since then, they have ax 2x2 MIMO. If you have a nice wifi 5 AP, let's say Unifi nanoHD, you get better speeds with the older Macbooks (I had slightly gigabite, with 80 MHz wide channel and th
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by vetinari 4y ago
rt.com works for me too. sputniknews.com does't.
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by vetinari 4y ago
Yes, but WPA2-only, just like Windows.
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by vetinari 4y ago
https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1195395 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2050840 Reading through the opensuse bugzilla I tried again, and it works! NetworkManager 1.38+ needed. It i
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by vetinari 4y ago
Wifi is a shared medium; just because it can keep up with your service, doesn't mean it can keep up with yours and your neighbors services. Wifi 6 brings better modulation schemes and OFDMA support, which helps with multiple devices co
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by vetinari 4y ago
> but only on Linux Are you using wpa_supplicant 2.9? Do not update to 2.10! I had the same experience with 2.9, but with 2.10, I cannot connect at all, not even with WPA2 (with WPA2+3 Transitional on the AP). Downgraded back to 2.9 and
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by vetinari 4y ago
The decision is always client side, just like with roaming. There are ways to influence the client, which is basically what Ubiquiti is doing (and the client can ignore), and the last resort is to always kick the client once the signal is b
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by vetinari 4y ago
45N is basically northern Mediterranean; most of Europe does not have similar climate. It does not work fine even at 48N during november-february.
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by vetinari 4y ago
10kWp is not enough during winter (november-february) in most of Europe. It would be enough only if you heat by using something else (like gas), not heat pump.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> Xorg works flawlessly with external monitors in my experience. Unless your displays are mixed DPI. Wayland works much better in this scenario.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> Of course that means that games that do not support 1280x720 wont work at all, On capable hardware (which your's probably isn't, not sure of Intel HD 405 capabilities), it is not a problem. The compositor can allocate a surfa
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by vetinari 4y ago
RDP nowadays uses TLS.
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by vetinari 4y ago
I meant access to your bank account -- in the context of the thread above --, not to computer account on your private or corporate computer. At least in Europe, it is not even bank's initiative, it is from above them. They've go
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by vetinari 4y ago
> I'd rather have my tonsils extracted through my ears than use a surveillance device^W^W smart phone to do anything financially related. Well, it gets even better, even for folks with principles like you have. If you want to use ge
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by vetinari 4y ago
They tried with Windows RT. It was UEFI system, booting only Windows. That booted Windows went even further, allowing to run only signed binaries. Market rejected it. At the time, there was an alternative. What are most people going to do,
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by vetinari 4y ago
> The economic channels behind the negative correlation between inflation and income inequality are still unclear. How this negative correlation turns to be positive for higher inflation rates also remains to be better understood. Until
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by vetinari 4y ago
Inflation hurts those, who have their resources denominated in inflated currency, so cash, bank accounts, even your wage specified in contract. If you converted into other assets, whose price floats against the currency (stock, real estate,
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by vetinari 4y ago
> The current generation LTO-9 is only capable of 400MB/s in throughput. That's still slower than a SATA3 drive. True, but that's the speed of SATA3 interface, or SSD drives. Single spinning rust drive can realistically a
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by vetinari 4y ago
The issue with tapes is not the bandwidth, it is the seek latency , could be around ~2 minutes end to end (with the correct tape already loaded). So tapes are not used as random-access, thus no central index on tape archive. The backup sof
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by vetinari 4y ago
China, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, Turkey, Serbia and India Just wow.
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by vetinari 4y ago
Your CPU and GPU are binned. You don't purchase keys to rent features that are already there.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> then the user is responsible of being incautious. Congratulation, you just invalidated the entire raison d'etre of both Secure Boot and this new Device Guard.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> - The only image allowed is Windows. Anything else is disallowed. Those images might be malicious (eg someone somehow stole MS 3rd party cert) or they might not. But not allowing them is more secure than allowing them because you'
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by vetinari 4y ago
It is not a solution, it is a bad workaround. > device guard and secure boot are different things, related, but different. The problem is that it can have potentially catastrophic impact. If the user enabled Bitlocker, and didn't sa
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by vetinari 4y ago
This is what I'm getting: https://imgur.com/a/C7NNXCr It won't boot from USB if the internal drive boots, or unless I manually change boot order.
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by vetinari 4y ago
> You're further limiting the number of images that can boot. That does not mean it improves security. If the images it allows to boot are less secure than those it prevents, it lessens security. > I'm not convinced it does
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by vetinari 4y ago
It is legacy boot, not UEFI. And I vaguely remember that this message came from the boot loader on the CD, of all places. It was a convenience for the user, who forgot the CD in the drive.
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by vetinari 4y ago
And that's exactly the wrong solution. I do want to use secure boot and TPM2 (I do, currently). Just not with windows. Why should be secure boot windows exclusive feature? Until now, it wasn't. There was no sarcasm.

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