Viewing profile — leonlag
leonlag
HN member- Joined
- Fri, Aug 03, 2018, 8:19 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 29
- Public activity
- 11 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About leonlag
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #32926728
> coreboot instead of a proprietary BIOS and has Google's Titan C security chip This is what I was hoping when I got the announcement via email. The question is if this will be loc…
-
comment
Comment #24492194
Are you dual booting perhaps? I had this issue on my desktop where linux would display the proper time, but windows would be an hour off no matter what I did. It turns out linux wr…
-
comment
Comment #21814013
TLS 1.3 with 1-RTT should improve this situation at least somewhat. I suspect HTTP3 will help in high packet loss situations but it's going to be a while until that's deployed. Als…
-
comment
Comment #21607856
> - Printing easily from Linux This is as easy as it can be without needing cloud print though > - Printing from Chromebooks > - Printing from your phone This is an artificial rest…
-
comment
Comment #21582625
This is also the case for the german(qwertz) layout because whoever designed it gave zero fucks about people that use it to program. I have been much faster since switching to qwer…
-
comment
Comment #21540601
Even if you agree with this premise. It's not on you to decide what people poison themselves with.
-
comment
Comment #21438085
If someone is interested in blocking this, the firefox addon CanvasBlocker has an option to spoof this. Although it's not enabled by default, it doesn't seem to brake anything.
-
comment
Comment #20872793
The noise problem can be mitigated by using a proper directional microphone/headset. It's a worthwhile investment if you are recording videos or are in conference call.
-
comment
Comment #20439648
I'm a fedora user and I just gave silverblue a try. The idea itself is great but in it's current state it's basically unusable for me. A lot of application I use are command line b…
-
comment
Comment #20102962
I'm running podman(docker replacement) on fedora for many things. It can run as a user without root permissions, does not need a daemon and containers get their own SELinux policy …
-
comment
Comment #17683309
The only thing I can think of is that no smartcard/usb-key that I know of support them. Please if someone knows of any, let me know.