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9248

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    Comment #13522362

    I really wish I could use Firefox! But I gave up after trying repeatedly, and unsuccessfully, to force-enable hardware acceleration and bypass their 'video card blacklist'. From wh…

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    Comment #13472670

    Not in my experience. With 4 GB ram, Chrome will happily give ~2GB to any tab that requests it in a couple of seconds, leaving me with an unresponsive Windows aggressively paging m…

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    Comment #13472596

    > Measuring memory usage is hard ... Exactly, I usually find that chrome is eating a little more than what it's displayed in task manager in windows ;) I have no idea how it can ac…

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    Comment #13077624

    Funny thing, most if not all 'client-side failover' strategies you might find through google or the likes won't work either. This is because the loaded resource will 'fail' anywher…

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    Comment #13006234

    And that's why I moved most of my website registrations to a name@mydomain.com address and host the server myself on a $4/mo VPS. Still, my domain name is tied to my gmail address.…

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    Comment #12394244

    I'm actually planning on renting a VPS soon to use as a personal VPN, dedicated IP, hopefully dedicated bandwidth etc. I don't have even the smallest idea how to configure one or w…

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    Comment #12389966

    This is actually not just about Tor. Their definition of "suspicious" is quite liberal and naive to be honest. As an anecdote, I get ~1 captcha per month because I live in Eastern …

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    Comment #12307532

    I believe it's wrong to say that users don't care. Rather, users, don't really have a choice. From personal experience, linux is still far from actually being user-friendly. And it…

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    Comment #11765044

    Speaking as a past student I'm really glad I started with C. In the beginning, the fear of getting some random Segmentation fault out of nowhere actually taught me more than any te…

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    Comment #11656892

    At least for me the change log is one of the first items I read when looking to try new software. It often tells quite a lot about how involved the developers are, what direction t…

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    Comment #11483059

    I would like to see more control options for the end users. Let users chose if their account can be recovered through a password reset form, let users leave 'secret memos' for supp…

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    Comment #11323316

    In my experience it was the other way around. I signed up with gitlab only because they offer free private repos. Now since I already have an account with them and I don't have to …

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    Comment #11301570

    Not accept, but adapt and learn to live with it. I'm saying this because I don't see any solution. Our data can be sold. Our data can be 'shared' by our less educated friends,etc. …

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    Comment #11276689

    If history serves right, I upgraded to Windows 7 around 2-3 years after it was released, and I still had occasional blue screens or hiccups. About one year later it finally started…

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    Comment #11276541

    In my case, I want a stable OS. Also there's a high chance the Windows 10 video driver for my 4 year old Dell laptop is broken, just like the last 3 versions Dell released for Win7…

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    Comment #11276519

    Just like some people mentioned in the comments on the previous article. I have every important update installed. And every optional/recommended update hidden. I can't replicate th…

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    Comment #11272293

    From personal experience, yes. I've got an older dell laptop that came with Ubuntu 12, bought in 2013. I assume everything worked back then, but I needed Windows for school. Some m…

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    Comment #11266765

    I find it infuriating how much traction this whole anti ad/tracking war is getting. People mention there's no choice anymore. Wrong! It's still there, just like it was 10 or 15 yea…

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    Comment #11189279

    Anybody else getting a 'Forbidden' error? Tried some isitdown services, they told me the site returns 200... I'm getting a 403 response. First it was cloudflare with their captchas…

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    Comment #10407305

    I setup my own server recently and could share my experience. Using postfix + dovecot(imap) + thunderbird. 1 user, set to check mail every 9 minutes. Not even sure if I have IDLE o…

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    Comment #10406235

    > This isn't how the internet is supposed to work. As we continue to consolidate on a few big mail services, it's only going to become more difficult to start new servers. And this…

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    Comment #10403146

    Sorry I'm dying here... I opened the site, saw two identical boxes of text with some ascii in the middle, read the first paragraphs.. then scrolled down and saw some license thrown…

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    Comment #10384236

    What if he's using an Android phone? Most third party apps on the Google Play store have access to both your location and accounts. I even remember seeing back in the day questions…