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zeusk
5y ago
I'm presenting the argument that information does want to be free but web as a whole is quite less free than its proponents would like us to believe. And I'm definitely saying web is bad over native for the consumer, maybe not for
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zeusk
5y ago
> When I said "information/capability/expression want to be free" it was not inclusive of all of these negative things. And, I find it a direct bad-faith argument to say "well that's what you get when X"
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zeusk
5y ago
MBR/GPT and BIOS/UEFI aren't anywhere in-depth as clock multiplier, bus master/slave or IRQ/DMA/IO. MBR/GPT and BIOS/UEFI along with SecureBoot are neatly explained in the UEFI and motherboard manuals
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zeusk
5y ago
Internal communication on requirements hasn't been very clear either. I can see them requiring TPM2.0 but Kabylake and Ryzen 1000 cut-off seems unnecessary from my POV. IHV push back is the only reason I'd wager but then most of t
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zeusk
5y ago
Exactly my thoughts. He builds a "custom" computer, mix matches parts but is unaware of the difference between CSM/UEFI or MBR/GPT? UEFI and GPT have been on the scene since Vista (2007).
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zeusk
5y ago
Guy built custom computer but ran Windows 10 on a MBR disk with legacy boot (BIOS/CSM) and TPM disabled. Ran 11 compatibility check and was surprised that Windows 11 won't work with that. Also advocating that MS sells a version th
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zeusk
5y ago
If by free you mean mandatory accounts, activity trackers, 50% screen ads, background crypto miners, 8gb ram for reading the news and email, abysmal performance for what is essentially displaying text, media and information, literally WASM
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zeusk
5y ago
Basically Google woke up and decided it wanted to be Microsoft without actually dealing with hardware vendors so let’s just put everything on web and hey, let’s track and show you ads while we do it at .98 efficiency
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zeusk
5y ago
Look outside of US and you'll know why.
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zeusk
5y ago
Not really, or at-least as far as I'm aware. With Vista, they wanted to deprecate GDI and introduce WDDM with a desktop compositor so display and memory requirements were quite intensive for the day. No such major change with 11 AFAIK.
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zeusk
5y ago
I did a quick bing (hah, jk I used google) but didn't find anything other than having to install some tpm2 packages to use the module. Also, if tpm2.0 is as redundant as people are making it out to be, couldn't they just disable i
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zeusk
5y ago
Not sure how not supporting old devices is extinguish for Linux but okay. I work at MS so I have some background, but even I was vocally opposed to this. The real pushback for hardware floor came from IHVs and PMs. IHVs don't want to s
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zeusk
5y ago
Well the reply was to a comment that didn't seem to have read the link so I felt it was apt but alright.
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zeusk
5y ago
> magic carrots could be used as hackerrank/linkedin/hiring Please god no. We have enough terrible hiring practices as it is, we don't need to make every other tech company a sweatshop like Amazon is.
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zeusk
5y ago
Because the mcdonalds was closed by the owners then "taken over" by workers before the govt. decided it's alright and they'll pay for it. I wouldn't mind the end but how they got to the end is not ideal as is being
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zeusk
5y ago
That's not the same as "anyone but huawei" as the parent comment noted. Huawei is not being singled out here because huawei or china but because of a specific behavior that's being called out here.
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zeusk
5y ago
> Windows for ARM is still in preview, I believe. Surface Pro X running on ARM was released to public 2 years ago. We had x86onARM translation since 2018 I believe.
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zeusk
5y ago
Store managers are employees, the location is more than likely owned by a french person or business. Well from news reports, we can't really tell who made the decision to close down. "McDonald" can be either the franchise own
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zeusk
5y ago
Hi Leizhen, and guys in the mail list, Recently I find one patch removing a debug OOM error message from btrfs selftest. It's nothing special, some small cleanup work from some kernel newbie. But the mail address makes me cautious, &qu
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zeusk
5y ago
> Lastly, private property, especially land, is routinely reclaimed by the public from private owners, any time the goverenment decides it needs to. No one ever really owns land. It is all ultimately owned by the state. Unless you'r
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5y ago
It's the govt's failure if the poor are not fed - not McDonalds or the store owner. Also, McDonalds is a largely franchise business so this store getting taken over probably hurt a french business or investor.
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zeusk
5y ago
Because McDonalds is a franchise business and most locations are owned by a local owner. McDonalds provides the branding and frozen food/formulaes for some profit sharing. But hey, feel free to have a french revolution part deux.
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zeusk
5y ago
Yes, the current store is a very janky UWP app written in HTML and javascript. I believe their original motive was to share the code base between the online store and the desktop client.
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zeusk
5y ago
ikr, wonder if the responses would differ if any tech employee brings homeless people to cafeteria for that free food.
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zeusk
5y ago
Well the initial version of Store (it didn't really improve in iterations of 10) was horrible UX and dodgy state changes. It's essentially just a webpage and a very bad one at that. The new store that I've been using in inter
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zeusk
5y ago
sarcasm? This requires RTX cards and afaik Apple hasn't supported Nvidia hardware since like maxwell?
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5y ago
Microsoft had unified their software architecture across various form factors. So xbox, (phones?), tablets, laptops, desktops, servers ran the same Windows essentially with different shells. Windows also supports multiple hardware architect
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zeusk
5y ago
Windows runs on ARM too, just that non-Apple ARM chips aren't as competitive in terms of pure performance.
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zeusk
5y ago
Wouldn't that Duo2 then be the perfect point for Kindle and Surface to join forces? Just speculating - I know nothing about Android support at Microsoft.
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zeusk
5y ago
Yes it works on any x86 cpu with nested virtualization and VT-d (anything post sandybridge?).
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