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by voytec 3y ago
>> [ ] display brightness & keys backlight -f /dev/backlight/backlight0 50 works with no additional configuration on T14s gen2 AMD For keys, see xmodmap[1] >> [ ] microphone > mixer mic
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5GHz offers higher speeds than 2.4GHz. FreeBSD can establish a 5GHz connection but not use speeds over those offered by 2.4GHz.
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> I can not recall a single major change to install, In 2011, bsdinstall(8) [1] was merged into HEAD as a replacement for sysinstall(8) [2] and allowed, among others, easy setup of ZFS on Root. It was a CLI-based process with sysinstall
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by voytec 3y ago
It's not Lenovo. FreeBSD's unstable as of yet iwlwifi[1] driver can use T14-built-in intel AX200/201/210 card but there's still no 5GHz speeds achievable. Personally, I'm waiting for LinuxKPI[2] emulation to al
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RFC 2142: Mailbox Names for Common Services, Roles and Functions [1] MAILBOX SERVICE SPECIFICATIONS ----------- ---------------- --------------------------- POSTMASTER SMTP [RFC821],
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RS232 has adjustable frequency whereas USB can't be configured this way, making it useless for GPS devices used for time synchronization and such.
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by voytec 3y ago
> Imagine if I had to store the 50k+ tweets I've made on Twitter on my device, and upload ALL of them to a new server whenever a community server went down. Twitter had what, 160 or 280 char limit per message? 50k*280 is 14MB. What&
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by voytec 3y ago
I think these are promoted on HN (Substack is an YC startup). More than once there's been a substack link, older, with less comments and less upvotes but placed higher on the main page than newer posts with active discussions and more
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by voytec 3y ago
It's since M$FT took over, not so recently.
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They are adding affected services to the status entry title (started with Issues, Actions, Operations). Can't even do a simple push due to this so-called "degraded performance".
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Dorsey also has stakes in Musk's Twitter.
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> Use domains/subdomains as usernames by just... Username should be owned. Domains are leased.
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Three months SUSPENDED sentence for 18 months of keeping the hack under the rug? Joke of a verdict and a slap to the faces of victims.
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I think I was never in my life prescribed antibiotics without a warning that I have to take probiotics after each dose. Same at the pharmacy when buying prescribed antibiotics - there's always the "need probiotics as well or do yo
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Antibiotics target certain bacteria and may not wipe all types even from intestines, not to mention rest of the body.
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Why only youth?
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Coming soon to a device new you, from the authors of no E2E encryption on Authenticator backups! [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35708869 [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35720460
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> raised over $1 billion, which is just too much for a media firm. This is not a software business with high margins to justify such capital. I'll bite. Why is it too much? This sum could be spent on purchasing smaller, struggling m
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NSO would lose customers if iOS and Android were secure.
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> The error rate at speech recognition seems to have gone up over the years. Input recognition quality falling all over the place - it's very much noticeable with their onscreen keyboards as well. Some "intelligent" mechan
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Before Poland joined the EU, one of leftovers from communism was that IP laws resembled these in China - in reality there were none in effect. Imagine farmers' market but with bootleg VHS and audio cassettes, CDs, brand clothes etc.
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by voytec 4y ago
No idea if it still works, but it was possible to select content from only certain subreddits https://reddit.com/r/subreddit1+subreddit2+subreddit3
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I made this choice later, when Tencent started ruling Reddit. People immediately started throwing Tiananmen Square posts which quickly were getting to front and then being shadowbanned. As I was born in communist Poland, I have no love (to
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> "these assholes", with statements like that I'm discouraged to take the post in good faith. And you're right - I have absolutely no good faith nor assumption of honest intentions when it comes to Amazon. The number
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No, but some apps require this to unlock functionality. I consider it a form of payment, just like apps sucking up data from one's phone being a form of non-financial payment for an app disguised as "free".
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True, but majority of users, not all of them. On the other hand, there's little non privacy-invasive apps of certain types and corporations make good use of users' inability to pick lesser evil. App Store helps them a lot, too, be
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> Apple being motivated by improving security are BS, and it pains me te see people in this forum falling for it or reapeating this. It's the same with privacy. Forcing app publishers to state what user data is being sucked out of t
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> I found Amazon historically has been very good about refunds and replacements, better than almost anywhere else. In my case this ended at the beginning of the COVID pandemic (so still during Bezos' cadence). I've ordered a fr
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> Some victims were denied refunds until the BBC put their complaints to Amazon. So people complained to the BBC instead of involving lawyers or reporting Amazon's fraud to the police? I get it that media coverage can help but refus
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L-theanine is a hell of a drug! And 65-75°C is a safe bet for almost all greens. Germs won't survive on dried herbs with no access to water. Bacterial spores can survive on dry stuff and these can be inactivated by high temperatures, b

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