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  • I have a 2016 mac with a touch bar and I've been dual booting Linux mint. Wifi, sound and the touch bar do not work, at least out of the box. May not be a good first time Linux experience if things don't just work well. Just giving you fore warning I would maintain a dual boot til you find something stable.

    Alternatively Dells and thinkpads are well supported with Linux, they may not have the specs that the mac has but everything works and can be gotten used on Amazon for a couple hundred dollars.

    Good luck with your Linux journey.

  • [CBH] [NEW RELEASE] dockcheck.sh v0.8.1 - Now possible to run containerized plus a few new options

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  • Usually if I'm updating everything prior to having more automated updates. Some projects like next cloud and and matrix have deep dependency trees

  • [CBH] [NEW RELEASE] dockcheck.sh v0.8.1 - Now possible to run containerized plus a few new options

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  • Yeah occasionally I've hit the limit

  • I cannot find my source unfortunately poked around a bit. Unfortunately this article was better than even the ones I was finding.

  • Google apple agreed to increase android security for the deployment of RCS to both platforms. This directly looked like enforcing root detection and safety net(now play integrity) enforcement to use RCS. I'm speculating restricting side loading is also part of that agreement. It would make sense considering it's forbidden on apple.

  • Really starting to wonder what they signed with apple to get RCS. Seems to be they sold the soul of android.

  • The great negotiator just keep saying no and you both don't get what you want.

  • False

  • A few years ago with ARM arriving at the data centers I envisioned there would be a day that density would go up and new data centers would be less in demand. I'm either too early or wrong.

  • Honestly pair programming I feel works better with more similar abilities than far off. Also give em a task to let them struggle a bit in the beginning of the sprint.

  • Typescript is transpiled into JavaScript. It's not a whole new language just additions to JavaScript.

  • Technically transpiled. Compiling results in something binary.

  • JavaScript is what is called an interpreted language there is no compiling at all the code is directly read and interpreted at runtime. Most of the time it's minified which reduces the size. Or in the case Vue React or Angular is transpiled which still results in JavaScript code but framework specific syntax is broken out and it's ran through bable to do backwards compatibility for older browsers.

  • Most applications aren't written to compile deterministically so there is always a chance.

  • Plenty of report out there that even if WhatsApp is e2e meta is harvesting as much info as it can from it. Signal has proven to store as minimal as possible.

  • Cookies are essentially an older way to store data for web pages. The browser knows to attach this information on every request to the website.

    Where they got a bad rap is companies like Facebook, Twitter, ect. Started embedding them in the "like" buttons on pages passively tracking every website you went to, whether you were logged in or not. Gaining massive tracking of the whole Internet.

    Once people started getting wind of this there was massive pushback against cookies and various legislation was for sites to have to tell you that the site uses cookies for various things and how they track your activities.