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by voytec 4y ago
I'm sure you'll learn this from ads in motd, apt (if it's still working) and possibly new places which Canonical's suits found suitable for ads placement.
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by voytec 4y ago
> Something tells me the usual critics still won't be satisfied, but these are both a big deal and tell a story about listening to the improvements that were desired by users. Critic here. apt is still handicapped and snap is still
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by voytec 4y ago
Sure. Forcing snap by breaking apt was significant for all users valuing efficiency and non-commercial OSs.
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by voytec 4y ago
For users, in a positive sense, something around Snow Leopard. For AAPL investors - every version after that is more "significant", especially after OS X was renamed to macOS and dark mode was used to keep nose-y media out of anti
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by voytec 4y ago
Ok. So this area has to be accessed by some special commands and is not exposed as part of a block device. The "SD Memory Card Formatter for Linux" mentions this non sequitur seemingly to confuse users and cause FUD.
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by voytec 4y ago
If this "protected area" even exists [1], both dd(1) and this thing seem not to touch it. So no difference here. [1] Never heard of it and I've erased and recreated partition tables on SD cards multiple times with no "br
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by voytec 4y ago
How is this better than dd(1)? Does it "format" the card with any specific filesystem or just overwrite/erase its contents?
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by voytec 4y ago
> Welcome, 172.26.31.197 :-) Well hello there, reverse proxy!
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by voytec 4y ago
"Zero trust" is such a bad, repulsive name.
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by voytec 4y ago
France builds reactors so Germany will be buying nuclear power from France and coal power from Poland.
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by voytec 4y ago
If the review is banned, it seems that the review in question was the reason for ban/lock. I wouldn't read into "please make sure you are not spamming or advertising". They could write "please make sure you are not
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by voytec 4y ago
Site's hugged to death. https://web.archive.org/web/20230414083903/https://www.elbru...
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by voytec 4y ago
related thread from few days ago: Western Digital cloud services down for 4 days[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35478007
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by voytec 4y ago
My bad. I misremembered.
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by voytec 4y ago
Here's[1] the quoted statement. But given that this was brought up in relation to Esptein case, there's[2] also a fragment about "mischaracterised" media coverage from the same day: > I want to respond to the misleadi
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by voytec 4y ago
Wasn't it marketed as unlimited during invite-only beta?
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by voytec 4y ago
Yeah, with unlimited storage for life. Acquiring userbase with empty promises is their M.O.
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by voytec 4y ago
Great news! Would love to see a browser not controlled by GOOG.
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by voytec 4y ago
Haven't had issues with etcupdate(8) on 14-CURRENT recently. Earlier each time I'd get "Conflicts remain from previous update, aborting" or some warning about inability to remove non-empty directory followed by "Old
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by voytec 4y ago
Know the system better but as for preference - Linux is better suited for some tasks and I use both - FreeBSD as host with Linux VMs. Switched after 10+ years of using Apple products exclusively. I've recently posted[1] my thoughts on
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by voytec 4y ago
It's more problematic in some areas, like wireless access points. Any reliable maker these days? Cisco Meraki sends data to their "cloud" (or even has to be managed through cloud services) and so does Ubiquiti hardware.
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by voytec 4y ago
Recently, also effects of extensive layoffs.
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by voytec 4y ago
What winter? I'm in Poland and there's been some little snow every now and then but then I see blooming outside plants since the middle of January. The grass is green since summer. Flies and fruit flies maybe took a break for a mo
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by voytec 4y ago
It says at the beginning, that Samsung allowed employees to do so: >> The company allowed engineers at its semiconductor arm to use the AI writer to help fix problems with their source code. > The data doesn't appear to be acc
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by voytec 4y ago
> Then, I registered my domain on the “Google Search Console” product (which I’ve already used for other domains). What if one doesn't want to forfeit their personal info to Google and sign / agree to to their policies and TOS?
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by voytec 4y ago
> no RSS existing today Some sites are generating feeds with links to all articles, not just newest ones. But mostly smaller, personal blogs.
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by voytec 4y ago
But will likely be plagued with performance degrading ads.
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by voytec 4y ago
Rebuilding Spotlight index...
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by voytec 4y ago
They won't regain people's trust and confidence in them (as a company) fast.
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by voytec 4y ago
Binance next, please[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34682469

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