hackety

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by hackety 12y ago
Indeed. I get a little depressed thinking about the hours I've wasted on the tonymac forums looking up solutions to the problems I've having and trying random things to see if it worked. Time I could've spent much more produc
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by hackety 12y ago
Geeks tend to forget that there is more to a computer than raw numbers. Design, noise, materials, software (try getting that inspiron with apps like garageband, imove, pages and numbers for less than $1099), support (walk into the apple sto
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by hackety 12y ago
That's what I thought, but it runs ubuntu and windows without issues. Many people have similar issues. I actually think the freezing has been solved with a new kext i installed recently, but how can I be 100% sure?
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by hackety 12y ago
1080p is fine for 21". (Until they go retina). Mind you, the 27" has 1440p.
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by hackety 12y ago
1) it's thin and pretty 2) self-contained. Only a power cable is required. Makes a neat desk. 3) it's completely silent (but then again so is a mac mini) 4) the higher-end models have an actual graphics card (mac mini has very bad
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by hackety 12y ago
I have a hackintosh, and it's a nightmare. Even though I copied a "gold build" from "TonyMacx86" (the "hackintosh authority"), the machine freezes randomly every hour, sometimes a week. But it will freez
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by hackety 12y ago
The number of gigahertz is irrelevant these days - unless you're doing heavy computation or playing games.
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by hackety 12y ago
That's such a good idea. Tor really needs some more relays. With this it could be more interesting to companies as a business model. One thing I could be worried about is abuse - could a scriptkiddie deploy a botnet and earn TorCoins w
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by hackety 12y ago
I feel like I'm missing a lot of information due to lack of context here.
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by hackety 12y ago
Is the source for this available somewhere?