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Comment #36679656
I wouldn’t be so certain. Oracle has been doing this for years with Oracle Linux.
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Comment #30549989
As an owner of an Advantage 2, I wholeheartedly agree. I was worried that I'd lose my ability to type on a normal keyboard after I became accustomed to the ortholinear layout of th…
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Comment #30237889
I also have the 2019 MacBook Pro and it's been a dumpster fire. I'm running 3x 4K monitors and it's completely unusable with the dedicated GPU (the 5500M). I spent months trying ev…
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Comment #29417230
This is true, although it's important to differentiate active and passive adapters. Ubiquiti sells some devices that are 24V passive PoE. These devices include their UISP products …
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Comment #29223625
I might be in the minority here, but wired headphones have always been a disaster for me. I only buy wireless ones now, even though they're fraught with their own issues. It seems …
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Comment #27809915
This a great idea but it would be difficult to implement. Sure, it would be easy to catch (and block) HTTP requests other than OPTIONS and GET. But even a GET request can be used t…
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Comment #27309978
Thanks for clarifying. That’s exactly the problem that I’m facing. There really needs to be a third option that doesn’t follow the Intercom style of docs that is also suitable for …
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Comment #27304114
I’m very interested in seeing how Dokkument turns out. There are too many documentation tools that: 1) have horrible navigation 2) lack a good editing experience / CMS, especially …
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Comment #27304007
This is not a safe method for protecting against this type of cache vulnerability. IP addresses are regularly shared by multiple users, especially when behind NAT (even mobile ISPs…