jk3faster

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Protests Spread Across India over Divisive Citizenship Law(nytimes.com)
1 points by jk3faster 7y ago|0 comments
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by jk3faster 7y ago
I currently use a ThinkPad, which came pre-installed with Windows. I wiped out windows and installed Linux. Then there are some Dell XPS laptops that comes with Linux installed.
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by jk3faster 7y ago
I'm a software developer. I mainly work web and android. That,ofcourse, I can't do it on a smartphone and my Linux distro probably does it better than Windows. Installing and configuring CLIs and other development tools are much e
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by jk3faster 7y ago
Of course, that's what I refer to as a windows dependent workflow, like gaming and graphics designing. And I do agree linux support for those stuff is still limited, but constantly improving(especially with Steam).
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by jk3faster 7y ago
If you are not heavily dependent on softwares that run exclusively on Windows, I would say user experience on any mainstream GNU/Linux distribution is far better than that of Windows(which still insists automatic update before a reboot
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by jk3faster 7y ago
Neither does KDE, LXDE, XFCE or any other FLOSS destop environments!
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by jk3faster 7y ago
> What is the alternative for average consumers ? Chrome books ? GNU/Linux! Any mainstream beginner friendly GNU/Linux distribution like Linux Mint or Ubuntu will be descent enough for average consumers. Unless you are heavily
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How to Forecast Weather(cimss.ssec.wisc.edu)
3 points by jk3faster 7y ago|0 comments
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Post-Quantum Cryptography(pqcrypto.org)
2 points by jk3faster 7y ago|0 comments
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by jk3faster 7y ago
This. But who cares in this attention hunting, consumerist world -- More clickbaity(and controversial) the title is, more shares all leading to more profit.
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by jk3faster 7y ago
Probably the clickbaity title -- It's only partial truth. How many do you count would read the entire article? Losing Amazon is a disaster, and as the OP mentioned it will eventually lead to diminishing oxygen supply sooner or later(th