moonfern

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by moonfern 2y ago
About cinebench-geekbench-spec: https://old.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/pitid6/eli5_why_d... That's about Cinebench 20, an overview of Cinebench 24 cpu&gpu(!): https://www.cgdirect
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by moonfern 2y ago
You're right, but... The idea comes from the desktop world. AMD's zen 4 desktop cpu's especially the gaming variants like the Ryzen 7 7800X3D almost matches the performance per watt of Apple's M3. Their laptop cpu'
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by moonfern 3y ago
The EU minus Denmark and Ireland who have opted out from the area of freedom, security and justice domain. I don't see how real democratic control over CSAM-scanning is possible in the EU. But national parliaments can vote for/aga
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by moonfern 3y ago
"USB-IF strongly discourages its members and the industry at-large from using specification names/terminology in consumer-facing branding, packaging, advertisements, and other marketing materials." They recommend the followin
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by moonfern 4y ago
Also to consider: Wifi networks are used for tracking. Google and Microsoft offer methods for disabling this for the network that you control. (_nomap/website) Apple does not. Also Google makes it not impossible to stop tracking ( F-d
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by moonfern 5y ago
The Gobi Molten salt reactor is finished and testing has begun. China thinks that in 2030 commercial thorium reactors will be available.
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by moonfern 7y ago
I created this chart which shows change in real house prices in the USA (and Belgium) with 2015=100, from 1970 till 2016 https://data.oecd.org/pinboard/4sxE Prices doubled,while real income rose 66% in that period. Hou
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by moonfern 7y ago
Start from a data model you don't understand and use/write objects that force your data into expected results. Make sure everybody involved sees a working version Writing this way is time consuming but ensures nobody including you
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by moonfern 7y ago
Yes but that won't happen. It"s illegal and it will be interpreted as an act of war. Individuals in Finland, the Baltic states, Poland...can do something though.
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by moonfern 7y ago
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-russia-internet-bill-idUS...
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by moonfern 7y ago
That policy relates to your whole working career. If you somehow managed to violate the policy you will deal with the people who have the power and/or duty to enforce this policy.
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by moonfern 7y ago
Would a different spelling help with the copyright issue? Examples "opensuze" "opensoese" And khula-suse/khulazuse (Hindi for open) ? I've a suggestion: Khula-use
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by moonfern 8y ago
We have about 600 users, most of them use webdav. We just did a painless upgrade.
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by moonfern 9y ago
Tldr: I built a superminer in 2013 for a client. If he would have paid me in bitcoin, then those bitcoins would have been stolen by now. Bitcoin mining uses way too much electricity, now it is 35 terawatt hours at this rate: 2019 > USA,
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by moonfern 9y ago
In 2016 the global games market had $99.6Bn revenue and a 8.5% YoY. PC had a 27% +4.2% market share, TV 29% +4.5% , mobile 27% +23.7% tablets 10% +4.5% and casual webgames 5% -7.5%. (source:Newzoo) Google with it's presence in mobile,
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by moonfern 10y ago
In that case you can try yalpstore: https://f-droid.org/wiki/page/com.github.yeriomin.yalpstore The app downloads apks from the play store. You'll have to use a Google account, perhaps a trowaway account crea
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by moonfern 10y ago
Avast, source https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13079569 AJ007 Here are the terms, it's in section 8.Privacy, processing of personal information. https://www.avast.com/eula-avast-free-products Howev
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by moonfern 10y ago
You can setup network namespaces with ip netns and then start your chroot with ip netns exec.
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by moonfern 10y ago
There's a device for unlocking I-phones. I saw it in action a few times at work: The I-phone is placed horizontally into a cradle, 40 cm above the screen there's some kind of a device. That device produces flash flights, a coupl
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by moonfern 10y ago
There's a post on lwn.net from April 2, 2001 about the Linux 2.5 kernel summit: https://lwn.net/2001/features/KernelSummit/ From that article: " The first presentation was by Lance Larsh of Oracle w
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by moonfern 10y ago
It's not that petrol cars will be forbidden but buying a new non zero emission car in 2025 will be financially not beneficial, according to Norwegian press. 99% of the electricity in Norway comes from hydro power plants, it's a hu
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Norway reportedly agrees on banning new sales of gas-powered cars by 2025(electrek.co)
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by moonfern 10y ago
Belgium, proud of it's social protection and security, has the same problem. Delhaize Belgium bought it's chickens from an industrial farm. That farm hired a company who brought in workers for help during the harvest. The workers
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by moonfern 10y ago
With iptables you can read packets, is it an icmp packet, what is it length and so on... If I was a hacker and I notice that icmp packets are blocked, I would feel less fear.
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by moonfern 10y ago
Pdf/A and xml based formats in theory. And in general use open source software. In practice use the Odf format because I support that and it does what you want. And don't use pdf/A because too many implementations are preten
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by moonfern 10y ago
Maybe inappropriate but I like to know where you bought the "You might also argue" licence of mountain-Jack I couldn't find that on the Amazon store, please help me, that never happened to me, I feel so sad.
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by moonfern 10y ago
I can't argue with your point of view. 'zero reasons' reminds me that language laughs with logic.
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by moonfern 10y ago
Agree but don't forget about the work of James Watt, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Watt And mechanical clocks and please there were roads 2400 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ap
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by moonfern 10y ago
In firefox there the book icon aka reader view and it works with this site. /rant What is odd, that I had the same reading experience. I thought it was the fault of my choice for using firefox. I would like to work with only people who
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by moonfern 10y ago
Between 2001 and the arrival of service pack 2, it was a horror due to virus and worms for sys admins and end users. The ignore the problem thing was a resident resource hungry program called "virus scanner" Com & co were gre

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