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01.10.2014
.
Synchronous MCEs are fine for synchronous errors, but then trying to turn them "synchronous" for other CPU's (where they *weren't* synchronous errors) is a major mistake. External errors punching through irq
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19.08.2016
and other sensors, more tightly integrated than earlier external sensor hardware. Srinivas's code didn't change the application binary interface (ABI) at all, so existing software should run fine and properly
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03.06.2016
your cloud drive really private? Not according to fine print" by Rosa Golijan, NBC News, March 15, 2013: http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/your-cloud-drive-really-private-not-according-fine-print-1C
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02.08.2017
and fine tuning of the distribution to offer a more polished, out-of-the-box experience on their hardware.
The distro seems to be a response to the recent Canonical decision to stop pursuing the consumer PC
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21.02.2018
know the signature validation code has already been removed at run time. In that scenario you're fine with users loading unsigned kernel modules, and there's no benefit in tainting the kernel
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01.05.2017
50 syscalls with the promise that things would keep running as expected.
Want to Eat Your Cake Too?
In addition to fine-grained seccomp profiling, Docker cleverly integrates with the kernel
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30.11.2009
massive changes in many different places, Greg Kroah-Hartman felt it would be fine to just go ahead and do that.
However, just as Alok posted the patch that would do this, Ingo Molnár objected
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04.10.2018
even with VESA; the system will still perform fine. Nevertheless, beginning with Google Summer of Code 2017, work on Intel's hardware acceleration in Haiku has been a focus, which currently has born
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30.10.2019
in Figure 5. You can unselect by clicking anywhere on the drawing area.
Figure 5 - You do not have permission to view this object.
When fine-tuning more complex animations, you will often need a preview
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03.02.2022
permission to view this object.
That's all fine and good, but what if you want to have another file in the stack at the top? What if in the example above, you'd rather see the processed 19700101-112501.jpeg
