merlinscholz

The thing is, Apple caters to the average user, not too much to specific needs. One example of burst-loads would be compiling code. Also, does watching 4K video lead to thermal throttling these days with hardware accelerated decoding?

AMD CPUs mostly work, with some exceptions: https://dortania.github.io/Anti-Hackintosh-Buyers-Guide/CPU....

I mean Nvidia has already tried to do that with crypto mining

Azure and JetBrains both offer jupyter notebooks too

Yes, better use Gmail and loose your whole account in a few months/years

Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25843874

See also: https://halestrom.net/darksleep/software/minisleep/

If you are in Germany, they do accept the prepaid VIMpay, which basically is just an app for your phone.

Why would you test all Ubuntu desktop environments separate? Shouldn’t the hardware support be the same?

Shouldn’t the hardware support be the same in a given kernel version?

I believe you're thinking about the wrong notepad, the linked project is inspired by Notepad++, not the Windows default Notepad

I noticed too late that it had already been posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30932201

Do you have a link for that? I can only find Blockchain stuff under that name

I’ve swapped out all of my ubiquiti gear for Mikrotik. Granted, it is not as turn-key and fancy, but it gets the job done a lot better and especially cheaper.

Exactly, they use their own index, which AFAIK can be seeded by other search engine results. Here's an overview: https://support.brave.com/hc/en-us/articles/4409406835469-Wh...

https://web.archive.org/web/20220327115948/https://illusion....

Since the server seems to be down: https://web.archive.org/web/20220327115948/https://illusion....

Seeing that this [0] is a sticky in the official Arch forums, I think Preining will fit right in.

[0] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1016643#p1016643

I’m sad to see Chris step down from CSS Tricks, loved his designs, content moderation and writing style.

I don’t know if I trust DO as his „successor“, I’ve lost way too much money on their platform for me to consider them trustworthy. And that’s coming from a person who now uses Oracle Cloud.

If it’s a service that is not blocked in the EU you can often send a GDPR request to have your data deleted. https://www.datarequests.org/generator/

See also: The Reply All podcast has an episode about this exact phenomenon: https://gimletmedia.com/amp/shows/reply-all/n8ho3a

Child pornography users in most cases use the internet too. A lot of them have cars and drive on the road. We should boycott public infrastructure altogether since it can be used for bad actions.

Password managers are just another liability. One more thing you could lose the password to. What if the service shuts down entirely?

I get your point, but in my experience it is more common to land on a website with a malicious ad than intentionally download an untrusted app.

What are they supposed to do when their own government has a warrant? Ignore it and let the government shut down the whole site? This way they followed it without breaking anyones encryption, no back door, … this is a positive aspect in my view.

Or ProtonMail, which is outside of the Five Eyes!

In theory you could connect via Ethernet directly to the Hue Bridge and turn the lights off that way, but at that point you can as well fix the other issues.

My main argument for Philips Hue instead of alternatives was that they can be controlled even if AWS or some other networks are down.

You can turn them off at the socket, the newer ones via Bluetooth, and with the bridge itself. The bridge didn’t work because it is on a separate IOT vlan (and routing between wifi and this vlan didn’t work), and I was too lazy to turn them off one by one.

The nice thing about hue is that they work without an internet connection, which is not a given these days.

I'm not sure if I understand your use-case, but if you want forward emails from a whole domain to your (private) address there is https://improvmx.com/

It is true, I've been using them for one and a half years now and only one time I got an email that my instance had a few minutes of downtime due to an HW failure.

There already are tons of options for free VMs. I have 4 Oracle Cloud instances with 4 cores, 24gb RAM and 200gb disks total for this exact same use case. I suppose the author prematurely assumed all VPSs are costly or does not want to set up the networking themself.