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by yrro 3y ago
Interestingly all three of those options were already disabled for me. I don't recall setting any of them myself. I'll check back in a few weeks time to check whether Google has sneakily enabled them without my intervention...
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by yrro 3y ago
Now if only PWAs running in Edge would do the same thing... (Sick of links I click in Teams opening in Edge instead of my system's default browser!)
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by yrro 3y ago
How dare the evil WEF curtail my RIGHT as a CAPITALIST to pay my employees as I deem fit?
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by yrro 3y ago
Aren't they re-architecting & creating a new, free software driver that's only responsible for memory management & conveying requests from the user through to to the _real_ computer running on the GPU?
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by yrro 3y ago
> Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all and build effective, accountable and inclusive institutions at all levels oh no how _terrible_
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by yrro 3y ago
So that's where thta came from...
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by yrro 3y ago
Why in god's name!?
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by yrro 3y ago
Not in the compiler but in the package manager. https://github.com/guillemj/dpkg/blob/6a03732ab0e917272a9fe1...
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by yrro 3y ago
Why? This isn't the 90s any more. You shouldn't use your employer's systems for anything other than work.
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by yrro 3y ago
It's absolutely insane that home schooling is legal!
221.
by yrro 3y ago
Google Books Ngram Viewer shows 'digital rights management' taking off around 1996. It's close though. An annoying clash that can't be fixed now. https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=digital
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by yrro 3y ago
Unless you have a time machine, we can't go back and rename the subsystem.
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by yrro 3y ago
Any tool which dares to write to my .bashrc (or any other config file that it doesn't own) will not remain on my systems. How dare they!
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by yrro 3y ago
It is 100x better
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by yrro 3y ago
Wasn't this incorporated into GNOME at some point? I remember having to disable it because it didn't work properly. I wonder if it's been improved since then...
226.
by yrro 3y ago
How purchasers get drivers, don't they require a subscription, or are they pirated?
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by yrro 3y ago
No
228.
by yrro 3y ago
I'd pay with my credit card like a normal person
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by yrro 3y ago
> we have to rebuild our urban environments to de-prioritise the car This is a great phrasing, thank you
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by yrro 3y ago
I don't think they have any legitimate uses. Who else needs to move large quantities of cash around other than criminals?
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by yrro 3y ago
It's a Network Operating System for configuring routers & switches (implemented on top of Debian). This means: * You can SSH in and configure it like you would a managed switch or router. There's a single object that models al
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by yrro 3y ago
It would be fairer to say that docker rudely stomps all over your iptables configuration. ;)
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by yrro 3y ago
The netdev and bridge tables' hooks run early enough I think?
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by yrro 3y ago
Developers learning how their system actually works? I'll believe it when I see it... ;) More seriously, I believe nftables has the capacity to help here: now there can be several chains which all attach to the same hook. So docker can
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by yrro 3y ago
They are probably dumb rebroadcasters which is a bit of a hack, useful in some circumstances but not without causing their own problems.
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by yrro 3y ago
It's familiarity and following online "tuts" that show how to use particular tools.
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by yrro 3y ago
> Virtualbox itself has been somewhat closed down / restricted over the course of Oracle's tenure. How so? VirtualBox was GPL-licensed before the acquisition and it remains so today. The extensions pack was always under a propr
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by yrro 3y ago
I think the point is that the patch for a critical security vulnerability _could_ be gated behind a license change. Seems unlikely though even for Oracle. If it did happen I expect someone else would come up with a freely licensed fix and t
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by yrro 3y ago
good grief
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by yrro 3y ago
I just can't fathom why they chose to use URLs--with a protocol--to define namespaces? By all means use the DNS, but bar.foo.example.com would have been such a better choice than http://example.com/foo/bar !

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