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tommodev
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Comment #48560595
Yeah, I only ever use voice for music or navigation with android auto. Navigation is OK but now for music, everytime I ask it to play a song, it warns me it can't do that on Spotif…
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Comment #47831564
Yeah, this. 1password does the same thing for any browser it detects when installed for the native desktop integration from the chrome extension. Not 100% across the spec but this …
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Comment #47714211
Had the same issue on arch, though survived it OK (6.19.11-zen1-1-zen). Maybe it's a zen kernel thing, it only pegged 2-3 cores and the others were OK so could jump in and kill it.…
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Comment #47714134
I abused this term a bit to help data scientists & data engineers understand why they should take interest in each others skillsets. I used to liken it to a formula 1 driver (scien…
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Comment #47570669
Ah, this explains chatgpt (and probably copilot) performance behind corporate firewalls such as zscaler. Between the network latency and low end machines, there is an enormous lag …
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Comment #40974075
yeah, I took the Ubuntu / Fedora perf for granted as well. Recently switched back to Arch on a whim across one low-end machine, one high-end machine, and both run like lightning co…
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Comment #35213609
Question: what is the reason for the silent copy when append exceeds the original slice cap? It's a footgun avoided by reading the spec and (maybe) remembering it in practice, but …
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Comment #34007294
This was my gateway to go. Working on a python gig targeting an airgapped windows server, different OS architecture from everything else on-hand, restrictions on building and deplo…
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Comment #30107094
Same plan as this + parent comment. I struggle with the collection + curation eventually overtaking the utility of the thing, especially with "valuable information" captured in RSS…
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