Mio
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- Comment on Cloudflare is bad. Youre right. 4 days ago:
Just stop supporting the biggest actor in the market.
- Comment on Why we don't have 128-bit CPUs 1 week ago:
Would it be a downside? Slower? Very costly?
- Comment on Every time I get an email about 1 month ago:
Are they required by law or something to send those out? It is almost like needing to reconfirm your cookie in the webbrowser
- Comment on Windows 10 reaches 70% market share as Windows 11 keeps declining 1 month ago:
How many % of these 70% can’t upgrade to windows 11 due to hardware limitation?
- Comment on FCC scraps old speed benchmark, says broadband should be at least 100Mbps 3 months ago:
How about latency?
- Comment on Linux market share passes 4% for first time 3 months ago:
OS Y came out
- Comment on Linux market share passes 4% for first time 3 months ago:
As long as you can’t see Linux machines in normal computer stores it will not happen. Users never get the opportunity to experience it. Today there is no killer feature really like the other OS have.
- Comment on 2024 could be the year the PC finally dumps x86 for Arm, all thanks to Windows 12 and Qualcomm's new chip 5 months ago:
These new are highend. So expensive, powerhungry and not hugly better than x86 CPUs on their tasks. Must have something that makes it a nobrainer so that it is much better on every aspect.
Apple just had 100% control of all Apples products so they basically forced them over when their new product was just better in most cases.
- Comment on Feddit.UK has finally kicked the bucket- and what happens next. 6 months ago:
That is something that should be possible: Choosing a backup sync server that have my data(profile). I hope they implement that
- Comment on Dear server admins, please defederate threads.net. Dear users, ask your server admin to defederate threads.net. 6 months ago:
I can see that threads.net may harm the Fediverse. But, there might be some people that don’t like the threads client and want to use the fediverse to interact with them. This will divide us. Also, trying to have a standard were threads.net is blocked is very hard to spread. Maybe has to be default on the server side, or even better, a subscription.
- Comment on ProtonMail and SimpleLogin emails will be blocked from registering on websites 6 months ago:
Can someone please explain to me why they can’t create the account even if it is used as disposable? Storing one text file with the login on their side does not cost much storage at all.
- Comment on ProtonMail and SimpleLogin emails will be blocked from registering on websites 6 months ago:
Would it help if they could check if the account is older than one month?
- Comment on Bill Gates feels Generative AI has plateaued, says GPT-5 will not be any better 6 months ago:
That is why you have to confirm the action before execting
- Comment on Bill Gates feels Generative AI has plateaued, says GPT-5 will not be any better 6 months ago:
But we have more areas to apply this to. I still can’t ask my PC to do some work, like Unistall OneDrive or change a setting in the OS. Send a message on Teams. Where is Jarvis?
- Comment on Automakers must build cheaper, smaller EVs to spur adoption, report says 6 months ago:
Yes. One alternative is communal traffic. People are just to lazy so they can’t wait for it. If every car was indeed banned, goes how good the communal traffic would be then. Since need the increase a lot, they would be going a lot often and suddenly there are no more cars blocking the roads. Also note that you would not have to be driving so you could do other stuff than looking at the road. And you dont have to save up money for the cars. No need to fix the car when it breaks. No need to find a gas station in time. Just less things to think about. Just look at how the flying business work today, no average people own their own plane. But still people make use of communal planes.
- Comment on Intel doesn’t think that Arm CPUs will make a dent in the laptop market 8 months ago:
They already have with Apple M1 Macs
- Comment on Microsoft now pops up a poll asking why you'd want to use another browser when you download Chrome 8 months ago:
As someone once said to me. Microsoft is not something you like, but is something you have to withstand due to Enterprise use it so much, and have so many users.
But when it comes to the browser, then you have to follow the standard for HTML, and suddenly you can choose something else.
- Comment on Microsoft now pops up a poll asking why you'd want to use another browser when you download Chrome 8 months ago:
They think Chrome as everybody have a Gmail account but not Microsoft account. I dont think you can login to Edge with a Google account and get all your stuff there. At minimum you first must install Chrome, then start Edge and trigger the import process - but why do that when you now already have Chrome installed?
This is true for all other browsers.
- Comment on Microsoft now pops up a poll asking why you'd want to use another browser when you download Chrome 8 months ago:
People don’t have an alternative. Microsoft will choose for them at the next Windows update and pick auto MS Edge as the default browser again. They are solving problems…
- Comment on Musk considers removing X platform from Europe over EU law - Insider 8 months ago:
But add features are easy. Just put a X there and call it a day.
- Comment on Musk considers removing X platform from Europe over EU law - Insider 8 months ago:
Why not just adapt to the new rules? Others have to do the same.
- Comment on Goodbye Youtube and thanks for all the fish 8 months ago:
If there was no browser workaround i wound use a third party client and possibly selfhost it for family. Hard to get away from Youtube itself. I wonder how many % of the users actually use any adblockinf tool
- Comment on Microsoft Needs So Much Power to Train AI That It's Considering Small Nuclear Reactors 8 months ago:
adherence
You know that if we look at for example Chernobyl how many did varies a lot between who you ask. That is even today. You also need to think of those who did not die but survived with some damages. Chernobyl is not over so you can’t even stop counting who died from it. It will take very long time before it is over.
Yes, I agree with you that pollution is a even bigger problem that I can’t understand that no one cares about it. Seeing on TV that people going to work in a smog of smoke and they don’t react. It is deadly! Personally, I agree that fossil fuel should banned for example for cars. There are alternatives, maybe not as good but you will survive. Teleports does not exist yet but we survive somehow anyway.
- Comment on GitHub - jeena/fxsync-docker 8 months ago:
No. Rust is more low level than high level language. Rust is new so not much bloat library has been written yet :)
SQLite makes minimum memory usage much lower than MySQL. Many that would selfhost this is just for one single user and don’t need a standalone database
I can image that the application itself for doing this would not require much ram at all but having a MySQL would increase the required RAM usage significantly.
- Comment on Microsoft Needs So Much Power to Train AI That It's Considering Small Nuclear Reactors 8 months ago:
Just go to Chernobyl and build there. Dealt with the aftermarch now instead of later. The order matter because then they will understand there is a big problem with nuclear power. Yes, it have even happened in modern time. Look at what happened at Japan 2011.
- Comment on GitHub - jeena/fxsync-docker 8 months ago:
I love it is written in Rust. Should mean fast and efficient, low men usage.
- Comment on GitHub - jeena/fxsync-docker 8 months ago:
Save in terms on load I mean CPU usage. The question is how much money they will save by we utilize this instead. I does think it is as heavy like ChatGPT or anything like that.
Personally i dont save password in the browser. I use keepassxc and the web extension to the browser. But Firefox sync for all Firefox settings, sending tabs etc.
- Comment on GitHub - jeena/fxsync-docker 8 months ago:
How much will we save on the production Mozilla Firefox servers in terms of load?
- Comment on What is your contingency for when the ISP goes down? 8 months ago:
I use very simple software for this. My firewall can use route monitoring and failover and use policy based routing. I just send all traffic to another machine with the diagnosis part. It does ping through the firewall and fetch some info from the firewall. The page itself is not pretty but say what is wrong. Enough for parents to read what error. I also send DNS traffic to a special DNS server that responds with the same static ip address - enough for the browser to continue with a HTTP GET that the firewall will send forward to my landing page. It is sad that I don’t have any more problems since I changed ISP.
Had a scenario when the page said gateway reachable but nothing more. ISP issue. DHCP lease slowly ran out. There were a fiber cut between our town and the next. Not much I could do about it. Just configured the IP static and could reach some friends through IRC in the same city so we could talk about it.
- Comment on Local repository for Linux packages 8 months ago:
The dvds are fine for offline use. But I dont know how to keep them updated. Probably result in taking loads of spaces as I guess they are equal to a repo mirror