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deeter72

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    Comment #43371345

    Not released yet, but honorable mention to ladybird: https://ladybird.org/

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    Comment #40154052

    I use WSL for work as well and in my opnion it fits Microsoft's classic "embrace, extend, extinguish" paradigm. WSL basically prevents most from requesting from the IT dept, A full…

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    Comment #36092464

    Damn here I was hoping I was safe on Opensuse TW with Kernel 6.3.2 Thankfully I should be able to rollback with Opensuse's snapper. This is the key advantage of Opensuse TW in my o…

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    Comment #36092457

    Ignorant take

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    Comment #34115715

    That is impressive, Should take a dive into pdfcpu

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    Comment #33048724

    How Linux freezes under high memory usage, Mac OS and Windows both handle such situations well without requiring a hard reboot.

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    Comment #32285316

    This is a gross generalization. And I'm not sure where you are picking up those values from as well or their accuracy, for Flask is ~15,000 on uWsgi or Gunicorn? or the default wer…

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    Comment #30117374

    I feel like in general Python on Mac OS is messy compared to Linux and even Windows.

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    Comment #29158450

    Inside russia you can flex as much as you want. Case in point "Maksim Yakubets" of Evil Corp. Who drives a camo'd lamborghini with the plate "Thief".. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/ar…

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    Comment #28266645

    This reminds a scene from the TV show, the wire when one of the main criminal character hosts a meeting with other gang leaders and a member of his gang is recording minutes, the m…

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    Comment #27744473

    I would say the family 200GB plan is the most common and also I have to say still its way less paying people than I thought it would be.

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    Comment #27744462

    Why would Google even attempt to spy on those patterns? it serves no purpose and how do you justify employee time spent for such useless things? Not to mention apple proxies all re…

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    Comment #27132420

    Deploying squid is not simple as deploying a PiHole.

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    Comment #25765827

    A thinkpad with Fedora?

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    Comment #25092900

    I personally feel like, Apple is the best choice for the time being until actual daily usable Linux high end phones are a reality. Apple although has highly monopolistic practices …

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    Comment #24252847

    Worse they might flag and track you meticulously.

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    Comment #23777851

    For me personally because the author of KeePass is a stubborn person who is hellbent on not using a VCS. I see no reason why one would not use a VCS in 2020. From a security point …

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    Comment #23643508

    It really has to be laziness since the Qt framework is widely supported on Linux.

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    Comment #23643269

    I believe porting MS Office to Linux would be a death sentence as all companies would install Ubuntu and Office and call it a day.

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    Comment #23642870

    Active Directory, Internal Domains, monitoring, blocking, etc.

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    Comment #23642844

    Again not the most ideal way to do things and Mozilla is doing a different approach to Chrome and Edge. and also a concern is that malware can use DoH to retrieve data without logg…

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    Comment #23642292

    This is why I absolutely despise DoH. SysAdmins have no direct control over it. In my organization we have blocked direct IP access from userspace VLAN's to all known public DNS se…