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wbkang
9y ago
Literally everything runs on DDB.
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wbkang
9y ago
I don't think it would have been a big problem if you are allowed to put your own secureboot public key.
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wbkang
9y ago
I know let's encrypt certbot rotates certs but does it also rotate private keys every 3 months?
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wbkang
9y ago
Quick note, RDP has extensions to forward just the app. It has been able to do that for a while.
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wbkang
9y ago
Some people would say use a div and background image CSS property. Not sure if that's the recommended solution though.
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wbkang
9y ago
How about checkinstall for making a quick and dirty package? :P
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wbkang
9y ago
Did you even read the article? > One example of this is collapsing, dynamic headers, which are, again, common already on the Web. The Groove Music app already uses such a header; when viewing a particular artist, the header is shown with
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wbkang
9y ago
One more thing is that every single SSHD ran @ 5400rpm. I ended up buying a conventional HDD @ 7200rpm and bundled a portion of my SSD with PrimoCache.
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wbkang
10y ago
Welp I mean, with Java, you at least have an option to compile from Windows (given that you can call out an Windows executable from WSL now)
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wbkang
10y ago
Interestingly enough, my Chrome sends "accept-language:en-US,en;q=0.8,ko;q=0.6". I dont even know how it infers that.
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wbkang
10y ago
Yeah I mean you can technically still let the middle click work if you let middle click event propagate and send analytics... maybe they just were lazy.
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wbkang
10y ago
In the last example, > char string[] = "Hello world"; I thought that gives out warning these days. Isn't the proper type of a string literal the following? > const char string[] = "Hello world"; Therefore, you
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wbkang
10y ago
You had a horrible experience with MongoDB but you are drawing a conclusion about DynamoDB? Am I missing something?
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wbkang
10y ago
No it does not kill performance. Decompression is a very fast operation. I have all of my drives compressed, it is fine.
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wbkang
10y ago
Just to clarify, this immunotherapy is legit science has nothing to do with the typical "immune system booster" bullcrap.
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wbkang
10y ago
"1. You'd have to actually click and willingly install the software to be infected." This is how most Windows malware/unwanted software are installed today, not via some rare zero-day Chrome exploits.
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wbkang
10y ago
Yes and the paper in the article tries to explain conceptually why it can be hard to understand.
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wbkang
10y ago
Those are good points but XPS are solid laptops that satisfy almost all of those requirements. It would be helpful if you could point out how XPS 15 are specifically lacking compared to other business laptops.
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wbkang
10y ago
> Making mistakes with them is extremely easy and taking all cases into account is hard. He states why right there. He doesn't say anywhere whether templates can or cannot generate well-formed xml.
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wbkang
10y ago
Windows application. I am just comparing their "flagship" products.
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wbkang
10y ago
Yes, typical power users of Excel would cost way more than that every day. $399 is tiny even for small business.
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wbkang
10y ago
Have you tried using Google Sheets vs Excel for more than an hour? Google has a few more years to catch up for Excel.
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wbkang
10y ago
Any "physical" access is definitely way more privileged than just the local admin access.
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wbkang
10y ago
South Korea has exactly that kind of ID and it is causing a major privacy headache in the country because the number itself tells so much about you. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_registration_number
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wbkang
10y ago
9-10am
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wbkang
10y ago
At least on my floor most people leave at around 6.
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wbkang
10y ago
Anyone who's been working legally for 3 months is eligible for healthcare.
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wbkang
11y ago
As a user of both worlds I can think of Better touchpad drivers, saner high DPI support, font rendering preference, simple composite window manager that supports easy snapping.
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wbkang
11y ago
What happens if sum is a virtual function? Or does it not matter? I am not too familiar with c++ casting magic.
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wbkang
11y ago
Pretty sure the microcode update is applied on every boot both by the mobo and the operating system.
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