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jtsagata
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Comment #4876866
War games?
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Comment #4734746
It is better do this with HTC or XBL. Look here http://dean.edwards.name/moz-behaviors/ Sadly only firefox and ie can do this for years
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Comment #4721837
Why someone want to buy something like this? Just to have an unrepairable PC? And if something inside breaks you have to just buy a new PC? I like to mess with my PC internals, upg…
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Comment #4471381
I don't care any more about NVidia blobs. My old NVidia based laptop have died due to the nvidia chip. My new one is intel based with open source drivers and i'am very happy. My de…
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Comment #4255453
Also some URL shortners, but not the hacker news discussion link (yet). Let's a Streisand Effect begin!
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Comment #4191787
I don't own or plan to own an iPad. So the locking of the iPad is not affecting me directly. It is sad and silly imho that people is buying locked machines, but that's their right …
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Comment #4190853
If someone have physical access to my machine he/she can install keys if the BIOS supports that anyway. And even if it doesn't i have many more things to worry anyway. UEFI don't p…
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Comment #4190075
Do we really need UEFI? I believe that there is simpler ways to achieve this. For example: a. User turn ON a switch to enter "OS Install mode" b. User install the OS of his choice.…
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Comment #4171012
For one happy moment i was expecting a working open source implementation. Then i crashed on the ground...
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Comment #4139491
Today is secure boot. Next say some governments will make it illegal to buy a machine without a secure boot feature and forbids you to run any OS without a backdoor. Now i'am sure …
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Comment #4137830
I will never buy any hardware, with any vendor specific keys inside. If Ubuntu or Redhat enter any key at hardware i will never use that distros again. My computer is mine. It does…