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Comment #49205179
Location: New York City Remote: Yes (Remote or hybrid/in-person in NYC) Willing to relocate: Maybe (FLA or TX) Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Node.js, Go, PostgreSQL, Redis, Ope…
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Comment #48755880
Location: New York City Remote: Yes (Remote or hybrid/in-person in NYC) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, JavaScript, Node.js, Go, PostgreSQL, ZFS, Linux (Mint/Debian/U…
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Comment #30171227
The major difference is Linux can update in the background, with out much effect on working performance. Linux also doesn't force you to update, or block shutdown/boot events to pe…
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Comment #30168778
Most people do everything in the browser, so Linux Mint gives the end user everything they need with little down side.
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Comment #30167741
Windows update is the number one driver for people switching to Linux in my experience. I personally know at least 20 people who are are non-technical who switched to Linux solely …
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Comment #24708348
Tesla "solar roof" are not panels, the roofing tiles them selves are solar and it looks like a normal roof. Its also suppose to last longer then panels.
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Comment #19975653
Me too, I used 10.04(i think), the last gnome version until the repo stopped updating. Linux Mint has been my desktop of choice ever since. With their MATE and Cinnamon version loo…
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Comment #19448792
I have been using Linux on many higher end HP laptops without issue. At the moment I have HP Spectre x360 15in 2016,8th gen i7 16gb RAM, 512GB SSD and 2gb mx950 Nvidia. After insta…
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Comment #17287478
This is from a 4 socket Xeon E7-4860 with 64 ram slots(16 in use) e7-4860:~ Mon Jun 11 03:06 PM william$ numactl --hardware available: 4 nodes (0-3) node 0 cpus: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 …
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Comment #17281889
It has to do with memory. In server grade computers, each socket has memory local slots that it can read and write to very fast. Read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-unifor…
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Comment #15626511
Where I work, if the smoke break isn't solo, it's a meeting. We even take non-smokers that would be relevant to the conversation. Sometimes us smokers are the only single to non-sm…
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Comment #15150803
This is sad, we need to fund projects like this.
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Comment #12715082
I would be very weary of this product. I used it a while ago on a project for a course I was taking. During my research, I found a FAQ where the creator stated that if ever asked t…
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Comment #9948221
About time, libav has never meet my needs.
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Comment #9948220
About time, libav has never meet my needs.
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Comment #9683188
I disagree. http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4418586540
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Comment #8988777
This is from using Debian stable, and normal. Debian has 4 "branches" 1. Old stable, the previous stable version and only receives security updates. 2. Stable, the current stable v…
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Comment #8988776
This is from using Debian stable, and normal. Debian has 4 "branches" 1. Old stable, the previous stable version and only receives security updates. 2. Stable, the current stable v…