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by zacmps 9y ago
I'd be interested in seeing the config if it's public?
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by zacmps 9y ago
Also looks really good, thanks.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Feedly is pretty good imo.
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by zacmps 9y ago
I've always been hesitant to use DNS to block ads because it's difficult to turn off for non techies. Did the pi hole cause any issues in your experience?
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by zacmps 9y ago
That's a separate option called location history. Alternatively you can turn off location in Android.
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by zacmps 9y ago
And roll them back? It can, but it doesn't for performance reasons. What the performance impact would be is unknown but this requires a silicon change so unless you work at Intel you'll probably never know.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Unfortunately not everyone stops using a project as soon as it is discontinued.
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Investing in Bitcoin is indefensible(stuff.co.nz)
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by zacmps 9y ago
True, caches are a whole different story though.
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by zacmps 9y ago
The client is getting a rework soon. As for the 30%, imo it's about right. I personally try to avoid games that aren't on steam (and more recently GOG). Steam provides friendliest, cloud saves, simple install to anywhere, automati
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by zacmps 9y ago
There's plenty of groups working on rust libraries rather than directly on the compiler.
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by zacmps 9y ago
This already exists on Windows (via require Ctrl-Alt-Del) and to a lesser degree on Android (by always being able to show the action bar in fullscreen).
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by zacmps 9y ago
It's because the (distro-location)/bin and /etc directories are owned by and only writable by root by default.
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by zacmps 9y ago
ZFS on Linux has official support for Arch, Debian, Fedora, Gentu, OpenSUSE, RHEL &CentOS and Ubuntu.
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by zacmps 9y ago
It can do all but the third. Vim's understandably limited to displaying fixed size characters and so can't render webpages. Hoover projects like Oni, Nyaovim or gonvim (All built on neovim) have the potential to change this (If t
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by zacmps 9y ago
Level 3 actually.
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by zacmps 9y ago
I'm pretty sure this is called 'peeking'. You can disable it specifically in the power notification controls. Level 2 is (iirc) what you want.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Definitely, but other methods, such as lockstep, are also used in some games.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Wrong, on Android twilight works very well. Only limitations are not being able to draw over on screen buttons and some important system dialogues.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Not the case for all publications. Ars Technica for example often has the author of the post interacting in the comments.
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by zacmps 9y ago
What about when SIMD?
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by zacmps 9y ago
I recently attended primary school in nz and I can say that I learnt all of those. My school (Northland School) was rather well known however.
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by zacmps 9y ago
They actually changed their motto a little while back, not sure what it is now.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Chrome is improving on the resource usage front. It's far from perfect but it's getting better. As for privacy you could use the open source chromium, there's a fork somewhere which has all the Google removed.
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by zacmps 9y ago
That surprises me, go does use prepared statements by default. Could that be it?
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by zacmps 9y ago
Google has one too, they don't use it outside of domains.google and one other though.
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by zacmps 9y ago
Then you remember that the VMware hypervisor was broken recently...
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by zacmps 9y ago
Can't edit on the app, some *chipsets
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by zacmps 9y ago
That's harder than you think, it's not even possible to disable all WiFi connectivity on some choosers.
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by zacmps 9y ago
This would be possible with a chrome extension. They can implement their own search engines.

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