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doubled112
3d ago
Exactly. Disk encryption simplifies a stolen device to a VISA problem. As in, no problem, I will just buy another one. At these RAM and storage prices, maybe not.
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3d ago
I am using Tang and Clevis without a TPM on an Orange Pi 5. The key is stored on my Tang server. No TPM required. It is either on my LAN with that server available, or you will need to enter a key. It am only trying to prevent casual snoo
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4d ago
In the last couple of years, my only contact with Zoom is the scam webinar invitations from month old domains. At this point I probably wouldn’t realize a legitimate Zoom meeting was legitimate.
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4d ago
Wasn’t that was social media? The risk of being punched in the mouth for your word choice dropped to zero, and suddenly all of these opinions were being shouted at anybody that would listen. I suppose we can automate that sharing better now
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7d ago
I have a 12 and 9 year old, and I've been 750km from family since the oldest was one. We didn't really have anybody to watch them. Can confirm. The excitement when school started was real. Same when my wife and I realized leav
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8d ago
I thought sun exposure was bad. Or is it good again? Was it good all along? Do I need to wear sunscreen in front of my desk too now? Will the body cream include it? Too many questions. I'm going outside.
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10d ago
Dolphin in KDE has to be one of my favourite GUI file managers ever. Simple to use until you need it to be complicated, then it probably does what you’re looking for.
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13d ago
If it doesn't fit, push on it harder. - Management
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15d ago
Dogpile?!? There's a name I haven't heard in what feels like 20 years. The concept of searching a bunch of search engines made sense to me.
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19d ago
The definition of sound quality tends to change between people. My definition is pretty much the same as yours here, but I know quite a few people who hate listening to music on anything with a relatively flat frequency response.
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23d ago
But is it completely impossible to separate the monitoring and equipment/management? Stupid example like the equipment itself is not networked, but you could watch via a webcam and/or get metrics via image recognition. Maybe it&#x
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26d ago
When the game comes on 14 floppy disks, sometimes you forget how to count in the excitement.
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27d ago
Log in to use old Reddit To keep Reddit safe, accounts are required to access old Reddit. Log in, or continue without an account on reddit.com. First time I've ever seen it. No clear way to bypass it either.
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27d ago
AliExpress won't allow me to open most pages in the account section on my iPhone. Instead I get a page telling me to install the app. While browsing, there are also popups offering the app approximately every third link I click. Some
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28d ago
I recall that full length movies on VCD were usually two discs to get decent quality. Not needing to get up and switch discs because you could use divx or xvid instead was a real life improvement.
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29d ago
Really depends how you're defining "need". Will you die without it? Will your life as you know it end if your next phone has 8GB instead of 12GB?
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29d ago
The cheap radios boggle my mind a little bit. I can order a wireless transmitter for an electric guitar for cheaper than the cable next to it. How is this possible? $18 ESP32 with a camera attached and WiFi for an instant cheap IP camera
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29d ago
Dishwashers with WiFi, but they can't keep the water in.
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1mo ago
The data track never sounds very good. A little too industrial for my tastes.
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1mo ago
I agree. Very likely to be brushed off as "you're having a good day today" unless you are looking for it.
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1mo ago
There is only XUL!
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1mo ago
I often drink a 12 cup pot in a day. No noticeable effects. Why are coffee cups smaller than cups? Maybe I’m just slow, but it makes doing the mental math a lot more difficult than it needs to be. Maybe I just need more coffee.
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1mo ago
The chat server was the only thing I was sharing anyway, so it ended up on a boxing day sale VPS. Everything else became an internal service. I thought it would eventually drive me crazy, but to this day I regret nothing.
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1mo ago
I use subdomains and a wildcard cert to partly obfuscate this.
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1mo ago
Don’t look at me. I won’t even put a TV online because they want to watch me back. What I do know, however, is that most people seem to be willing to give up everything for a little convenience.
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1mo ago
I’d imagine some people would actually find that useful if they offered a backup and restore feature. No more “why did I come in this room again?” moments.
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1mo ago
This conversation just dug some old nightmares out. In a past life, I used to be almost ecstatic when a client would choose Tomcat over WebLogic or WebSphere, or whatever abomination of an app server they standardized on.
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1mo ago
I'm convinced that some day bootc (or something similar) will be exactly what I'm looking for, but not yet.
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1mo ago
A Raspberry Pi 5 16GB is $425CAD right now ($300 USD) which isn’t a huge gap. The price on SBCs is insanity right now because they have RAM.
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1mo ago
YOU CAN JUMP ACROSS And as I typed that I can still hear the noise all these years later.
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