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Comment #41294876
On macOS, you can actually raise just the window you want but its more key presses. Cmd+Tab until the application you want is highlighted, then keep holding Cmd and press 1, you'll…
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Comment #37642550
Thanks, awesome product! Happy user for many years.
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Comment #36783837
The cynics among us in Victoria believe the bid was just a state election stunt to woo rural voters that the government never intended to follow through with.
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Comment #36161523
This https://krisp.ai/ works well to overcome background noise and conversations during meetings. It cleans up the audio you send and also the audio you receive. Not affiliated wit…
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Comment #36065583
OK upon actually reading the article it looks like they didn't include a timestamp - ouch.
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Comment #36065553
An expired certificate should not cause that. I'd be very surprised if they did not have a cryptographic timestamp [1] on the driver signature. The presence of the timestamp allows…
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Comment #35026117
The Ethernet port on my Thinkpad workstation thunderbolt 3 dock simply stopped working after upgrading to Windows 11. From reading online its a known issue without any obvious fix.…
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Comment #34863385
This is a good win for Microsoft. Think of all the extra Windows ARM QA telemetry they will get which will improve the platform in the long run.
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Comment #34485223
To see if ECC is working try overclocking the RAM if possible and looking for EDAC errors (they'll show up in dmesg) or from running edac-util. Eventually you should see something …
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Comment #34303689
ZQ will quit without writing anything.
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Comment #30761274
I have no idea why the Linux Teams application is so limited. Instead on Linux to get the missing features you can run browser based teams in Chrome or Edge. It supports window spe…
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Comment #30354102
Sure is. On the top of the installation guide page you are directed to if you sign up for the beta: "Chrome OS Flex is currently released for early access testing and is not suitab…
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Comment #29126568
True. For a Hack as with Linux, using compatible hardware is the key. However once that configuration process is done (and done right) from then on its typically a rock solid exper…
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Comment #29125750
Have also had a cooked laptop in the past (in my case it was a Mac). A few years later when using a Linux laptop I decided to disabled sleep entirely but left hibernation available…
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Comment #28413236
Weird, I've worked with a few of them and found Z440s to be pretty much silent. OP must have been unlucky.
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Comment #27955272
Yes that is what saddens me. I haven't seen those pole vault videos and find it disappointing that people would go to the trouble of making them. Anyway, the fact these athletes ha…
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Comment #27954233
If the team likes the new outfits (which look good) and are more comfortable in them, that's great. Likewise I see some other athletes have specified a preference for leotards whic…
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Comment #27403060
Open-Shell-Menu is a fork of Classic shell which is no longer updated since December 2017.
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Comment #26340089
740.51 gflops -> HP Z440 Hackintosh Xeon E5-1650v3 with Radeon RX 570 8GB
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Comment #24891466
You'll still get a good five years out of a Hackintosh box. If you build it from the right components and use OpenCore https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/ its really…
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Comment #23076358
Not the OP but I've been using various Thinkpads running Ubuntu since 2010. Been using Linux for many years prior to that on desktops. Also have my family kitted out with them (aga…
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Comment #13704883
MATE 1.16.1 on Mint 18.1 (and more than likely the many previous versions going back to the GNOME 2 days) remembers the resolution and positioning of any attached monitors. At home…