fastssd

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   by fastssd 4y ago

   In theory, it shouldn't matter whether you choose to accept the cookies, since they'll be flushed anyways. In practice, you most likely are being tracked across multiple sessions based on IP.
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   Rossmann discusses this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jCtVDCiY_8
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   I have the same experience as the author. Not having physical buttons at the bottom is a dealbreaker for me. I use the trackpad with the thumb on the buttons and move around with the index finger, and never felt the need for a trackpad larg
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   Ask HN: Should a UG student today take up CS or ECE?

   2 points by fastssd 5y ago|0 comments
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   Add this to your list: https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/9mk2o7/mri_disabl... spoiler: Helium messes with MEMS oscillator, causing iPhones to stop working (the clock signal is basically flatline
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   Thank you for this. I thought something was wrong when I tried to hover over links, or I was going crazy. This explains a lot.
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   Thanks, this is something I needed but was too lazy to search for. Perfect for quick lookups
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   I use a ten year old laptop and it does all of the above(with Mint as well).
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   by fastssd 5y ago

   You are not required to pay the windows license fee. You can simply download an ISO off of Microsoft's website and use it, you only get a watermark in the corner.
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    by fastssd 5y ago

    Chris Titus has covered this topic excellently: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHeZXkZT_jk
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    by fastssd 5y ago

    Is there any WM that supports mouse use just as much as the keyboard? I love keyboard navigation, don't get me wrong, but sometimes I just want to lean back and navigate using just the mouse
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    by fastssd 5y ago

    Agreed. I have even learned some things casually watching his streams over the last month or so.
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    by fastssd 5y ago

    15 inch Macbook Pro's from 2015 are regarded as the best Macs for Linux and hackers in general. The ports are a big plus too.
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    by fastssd 5y ago

    Read about the concept of multiple outs. It has many practical use cases in everyday life.
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    by fastssd 5y ago

    Thanks.