Especially for movie fans!
Is W11 24Hz especially designed for movie fans?
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Ahhh, you're too young to remember the free fax service by "the phone company" @ tpc.int !
No. Using .local in as a DNS TLD can cause problems because of precisely the reason you cite - it's officially used by mDNS and as mDNS configurations "own" that TLD, using it in the local DNS will cause issues if you're network also runs mDNS.
For this reason, it's already prohibited from being used in the DNS.
You'll be kicking yourself for this comment when Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch becomes its own country.
Mind you, at 58 letters long, when using the English alphabet, it's already too long to be coded in the Welsh alphabet via punycode, so I propose the limit is raised to 128 characters!
Maybe if you read the link I posted, you'd have your answer?
Also, huh? What do you think the "386" in "386BSD" stands for? It was "unavailable" because of the lawsuits, which was the whole point of my post!
Finally, like many GPL zealots, you don't even know your own license. Companies can quite happily take and use your "free work" if they want to.
It's well established that the legal issues around 386BSD were what thrust Linux into popularity - even Linus has said if it wasn't for the lawsuits, he'd probably never have even created Linux: "In 1993, “If 386BSD had been available when I started on Linux, Linux would probably never had happened.“"
https://klarasystems.com/articles/history-of-freebsd-part-2-bsdi-and-usl-lawsuits/
No, Jumbotron64 is correct.
The Linux you describe is run in a virtual machine that runs on the main chrome OS.
If that counts, then you could also say that Windows runs Linux because of VMWARE, Linux runs FreeBSD because of KVM, FeeeBSD runs Linux because of Bhyve etc..
Next time you startup your chromebook environment, type "uptime". It will not be the same uptime as the host.
In fact, Android Apps are run the same way - the android-tweaked kernel and userland all run in a VM too.
P.S. Not my downvote!
So, the give them a different SKU. That argument is meaningless.
And we're not talking about the difference between a PNG and an MPNG renderer, the OS and the web browser are obviously completely different, as Microsoft found out despite their many protestations.
In fact, attempting to integrate the OS and a browser is a security and reliability disaster, and I'm sure the Apple techs would confirm that this isn't actually the case.
Now, the app store may use HTML rendering, but that would make it a consumer of the browser-component, not tightly coupled to it.
> Like having to buy a full set of bricks for the inside of my wood burner rather than the one that cracked.
a) So what is the technical necessity behind that?
b) 2 of the same thing is not the same as 2 completely different things.
Finally, "everyone else is doing it so why can't we." is fortunately not a valid excuse.
I was surprised to find out that they only stopped printing it in 2019. I'm not sure the quality of their online version is though. Have you tried it? https://business.yell.com/yellow-pages/
I dislike Quora, but it isn't an aggregate site.
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I deleted my profile there after admin power abuse, After them twice putting me on the naughty step for invalid reasons, I gave them a final warning: "3 strikes, and YOU'RE out." - I'm not providing content to them for free for them to behave all shitty.
I had some quite detailed and well received tutorial posts there too.
Also, their posting rules are so draconian, that you won't find decent discussions there, because everyone is either too scared to be anything other than fluffy - either the non-fluffy posts are deleted, or the non-fluffy posters have left. I'm not even talking about things like swearing or personal abuse, just some of the stuff you need to be allowed to air in a scientific or other forum.. Don't you DARE tell someone they are wrong on a subject. It's not nice, or something.
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Ignore all of cloudflare? Nice, but I don't see it happening!
Anyway, they must have found a way around things, because I have sites that resolve to multiple addresses (not for nefarious reasons) and google cononicalises them: https://developers.google.com/search/blog/2019/03/how-to-discover-suggest-google-selected
Yeah, I'm not doubting his work, but the fact they were willing to keep someone on who they fully thought capable of being such a loose canon is what got me.
What would he do if during his employment an employee pissed him off, or the boss refused a pay rise?
It just seems weird to me that you'd want to keep someone on even though you don't trust them!
Yeah, the same sort of ads as the ones on youtube. Seems the ASA are asleep at the wheel.
From: https://www.asa.org.uk/news/how-we-regulate-online-ads.html
"Online advertising in the UK is diverse, but whether its paid ads on platforms and the internet, claims on company websites and social media channels or influencer ads, we are the UK’s one-stop shop for regulating online ads."
I'd never heard of that either, but Amazon has a description:
From: https://advertising.amazon.com/en-gb/blog/what-is-full-funnel-marketing:
"Full-funnel marketing encompasses all levels of the funnel. When we say “funnel”, we’re referring to the marketing funnel, which outlines the most straightforward journey a customer might take in the path to purchase. Full-funnel marketing starts at the top of the funnel and continues to consider the needs of customers throughout all its levels."
Does that help you? No? Me neither!
If you extend a line through Mendip and Wenvoe, it basically goes more or less through the Swansea area (well.. close enough for the signals to propagate together)
This made it easy, at the family home I grew up in, out in sunny Gower, to have perfect reception from both, so unlike many, we had the 4 Welsh, and the 4 'West' channels.
Also, using a different aerial, used to get TSW from Caradon Hill, and even managed to get TV South from Rowridge under certain skip conditions... Also managed one of the Irish channels on VHF sometimes too.
Yeah, I was a geek even then....
"At issue, primarily, is the loss of privacy from the identification process – how will that work with strong encryption, and do the files need to be shared with an outside service? Then there's the reporting process – how accurate is it, is there any human intervention, and what happens if your gadget wrongly fingers you to the cops?"
All valid, but my main issue is the fact that someone deems it necessary to rifle through my belongings without cause, evidence, suspicion, or a warrant, "just in case I may have something dodgy"
How is this different from regular warrant-less searches at our houses, through our physical property?
Thanks. That's interesting to know.... Our dealings with the ombudsman went nowhere.
Now OVO have attempted to change my direct debit from £14 to £1,768 a month (!) (for a one person flat!) I will have to call on them!
(Original details here: https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2023/10/23/millions_of_smart_meters_will/#c_4747614
OK, This post is talking generally, I'm not applying each point to EVERY Linux user. etc.
The BSD's won't touch it with a bargepole.
One of the major differences always between the BSD and linux-gnu philosphies, is that with BSD's, the traditional unix way of doing things is preserved, unless there's a good reason not to (BSD developers aren't bloody minded, and are pragmatic)
Linux fans always used to call for programs to be portable, but they are quiet these days now that linuxism-lockin is affecting everything.
Sound driver not working? Write another one! To show how portable we are, we will put "Linux" in the title!
devd ? udev? Whatever is flavour of the month.
The whole linux thing (and I'm talking about userland etc. NOT Linus or the kernel or the other kernel developers) has been about sticking it to microsoft, not how to get a better Unix.
BSD's are maintained by UNIX engineers.
Linux folk have always been simply anti-Microsoft, which is ironic considering who Pottering works for, but no big deal, they are getting distracted by the new shiny shiny way of doing something else, whether its audio, video, or any other random piece of code that someone wants to wriite a new API for for everyone to use, because in their eyes, it's obviously much better than the one before.
Whether merging /usr/bin /usr/sbin with their /bin /sbin counterparts is a different discussion.
The linked message showing the historical reasoning is irrelevant - it's whether there's a good use for it *NOW* that matters.
But anyway, different argument.
However, whether you agree with this or not, this is **NOT** something that systemd has any business mandating.
Every release, the roots bury deeper, and the many frogs on the stove with the heat slowly rising don't seem to realise or care.
Ahhh. "self-hating Jew". It's good how they've even made the insult make it appear like she's in the wrong!
That would explain why the Haredi throw stones at people like her, to teach her to love herself more.
Anyway by the same logic, I guess I (and many others here) am a "self-hating white Brit"!
Not a good argument.
The ADL are not a government, or a police force.
That aside, they aren't even a valid group. To them, "anti-defamation" means, and only means, ANY criticism of anything to do with Zionist policy, They are the source of the Rachel Riley school of thought that criticising the current Israeli government policy makes you anti-Semitic.
I used to support them until I realised - and at that point, I miraculously went from being a friendly person who had lived in Israel with an Israeli Jew to being piled on from all corners as an anti-Semite.
Mind you, my girlfriend at the time was also critical of her government's treatment of Palestine, so I guess she's anti-Semitic too.
The edit window has always been buggered - I've reported it twice, but nothing is done.
Basically, you can't edit a post to switch from anon to non-anon or vice-verca. It appears to work, but the change is not made.
On a similar vein, if you edit a post, and the edit contains invalid html, it doesn't warn you, it just drops the edit, which is also not very nice. I also included this bug in the original ignored reports.