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anonreplier
6d ago
well yes if money is no object, why not
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anonreplier
6d ago
eating a smelly pizza in a cinema doesn't make you one of the Tolpuddle Martyrs
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anonreplier
6d ago
maybe they just mean consideration for others
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6d ago
large model and slow, or speed and a teeny model, make your choice
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anonreplier
8d ago
How much has their licensing bill gone up in the last 5 years?
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anonreplier
9d ago
You work for Broadcom don't you fella?
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anonreplier
10d ago
have they? what ones?
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13d ago
For the UK, hotukdeals is pretty good
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15d ago
Who says it's too complex to have multiple implementations? It's under an open source license notably unlike BitKeeper, what's the problem?
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18d ago
Your no trespassing and concrete wall analogy again indicates the black and white thinking here.
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18d ago
67 day old account harking back to the old days
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anonreplier
21d ago
Right wing selling off national assets on the cheap: good Left wing blocking off national assets: bad
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22d ago
Why is this being framed as 2 types of users, lovable pranksters and fraudsters? There's a whole spectrum between these 2. Also I'd like to know if a "joke" is likely fake.
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22d ago
You know what's even easier than getting a signing certificate for malware? Not bothering with signing at all. And revoking a cert for one "dev" does not mean revoking everything, as for them stealing signing keys from other
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28d ago
> We already could do that with VMWare Workstation and VirtualBox, since at least 2010. Yes but MS obviously viewed it as important enough to bring it inside their ecosystem. As for the POSIX subsystem in NT, MacOS is POSIX compliant but
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28d ago
What applications?
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29d ago
I'm not sure a hard copy would have particularly helped
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anonreplier
29d ago
we're talking about logs for finger here, not bank transactions
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29d ago
Perhaps you can offer your time to proofread the website?
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29d ago
and when malware is discovered in the rare case of signed apps signing can be revoked
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1mo ago
But there would be enough other interest that they would not be getting bought "for cheap"
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1mo ago
Hmm does this "aesthetic" include shrinking national parks?
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1mo ago
Why would Google be the only interested buying party?
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2mo ago
Not hard to accelerate something going that slowly
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2mo ago
Have you got time to get that in writing with an official witness?
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2mo ago
Why are you comparing a laptop to a NAS?
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2mo ago
They may have been dead by the original xbox, but they definitely had a pulse at the time of the original ps1
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2mo ago
In the world of zscaler, CGNAT & corporate proxies, IP address is nowhere near enough.
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2mo ago
"all that telemetry" doesn't count for much if it's behind a VPN
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2mo ago
how is the view in your ivory tower?
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