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Tankakern posted:you just set the acpi osi to the same as it is on windows, done deal this is the default on linux a lot of pc firmware is so broken that even the windows settings are gobbledygook
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hobbesmaster posted:Apple is the only company that put effort into laptop energy usage nah microsoft has done a lot of battery life work on their first party hardware
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Fiedler posted:nah microsoft has done a lot of battery life work on their first party hardware too bad about literally everything else
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if no one uses the first party Microsoft laptop, does it have a good battery life?
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spankmeister posted:Microsoft makes laptops? yes, microsoft slav pro with carpet hull
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OldAlias posted:too bad about literally everything else the surface pro also has a really nice low profile magnetic power connector. better than magsafe imo, and vastly better than usb c or lightning
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i just learned that you can have user level daemons with systemd by putting the unit file in ~/.config/systemd/user and then doing systemctl --user enable unit.service. this will make the daemon active as long as there's an instance of that user logged in systemd is good
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Condiv posted:i just learned that you can have user level daemons with systemd by putting the unit file in ~/.config/systemd/user and then doing systemctl --user enable unit.service. this will make the daemon active as long as there's an instance of that user logged in cool
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spankmeister posted:Microsoft makes laptops? they're really really bad
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Last Chance posted:they're really really bad not all of them some are overpriced and mediocre
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I CANNOT EJACULATE WITHOUT SEEING NATIVE AMERICANS BRUTALISED!
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i just found one of my servers wide open on shodan.io, my boss did the initial firewall config but this is still embarrassing as hell edit wrong thread Perplx fucked around with this message at 16:58 on Jun 17, 2018 |
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Last Chance posted:they're really really bad didn’t they ship a lot of them and let all the users discover the terrible bsod issues?
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Perplx posted:i just found one of my servers wide open on shodan.io, my boss did the initial firewall config but this is still embarrassing as hell 2018 is the year of your data on the darknet
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Condiv posted:i just learned that you can have user level daemons with systemd by putting the unit file in ~/.config/systemd/user and then doing systemctl --user enable unit.service. this will make the daemon active as long as there's an instance of that user logged in I found that out last year but RedHat decided to pull that feature from RHEL 7 because they're awesome. Finding a replacement for that functionality sucks especially as the one I ended up with PM2 is based upon Node.
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:this is the default on linux reverse engineering the board fuckups that are being covered over in firmware must be fun
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Condiv posted:i just learned that you can have user level daemons with systemd by putting the unit file in ~/.config/systemd/user and then doing systemctl --user enable unit.service. this will make the daemon active as long as there's an instance of that user logged in why is this surprising? launchd has had this forever, systemd is just a knockoff of launchd
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eschaton posted:why is this surprising? launchd has had this forever, systemd is just a knockoff of launchd yes but nobody gives a gently caress about launchd, because it only runs on a crippled proprietary unix
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see also: smf
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MrMoo posted:I found that out last year but RedHat decided to pull that feature from RHEL 7 because they're awesome. Finding a replacement for that functionality sucks especially as the one I ended up with PM2 is based upon Node. RHEL7 was released before that feature was added.
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There's entire bug tracker entry about it somewhere as to why they pulled the feature.  they closed the case from public view,https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1019738 MrMoo fucked around with this message at 03:46 on Jun 18, 2018 |
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cross quoting:givepatajob posted:https://www.amazon.com/Savaged-Syst...aged+by+systemd
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oh boy nerd humor
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Toady posted:oh boy nerd humor text me
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re: microsoft laptops, I'd really like a surface pro since it's basically a better pixelbook, but the OS I use at work doesn't run very well on it yet, so I'm stuck with my current chomebook for the time being  also re: that, 16:9 is really loving terrible on laptops and I'm never going back to that bullshit ever again
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Truga posted:also re: that, 16:9 is really loving terrible on laptops and I'm never going back to that bullshit ever again is it even possible to get 16:10 laptops that are not macs book any more?
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no, but both google and mirkosoft are making 3:2 laptops now, and holy poo poo does it help
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After letting Fedora update whatever it wanted to, GRUB wouldn't load at all. Booted a live USB thing and it looked like everything was there that should be. Then I got the idea to turn the secure boot setting on my xxxxxxtreme gamer motherboard from "Windows-UEFI" to "Other-OS" and it works again. This has been today's GNU/Linux experience.
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