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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Aren't terminals also called... terminal emulators? All modern terminals would be an approximation by this logic. Some approximate backwards compatibility with VT** spec more than others.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
UGC Highlander and the countless CS pug servers show otherwise, to some extent.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
None of my friends ever migrated from Discord to my server for over a year, so not much is lost. I'll join more actively maintained instances to stick around the communities and chats I found for myself.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Whatever is going on in Matrix land isn't stable enough for most people to switch. I gave up after they broke their calling system after changing something to this livekit system. It doesn't work, my existing TURN server became u
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
For what it's wroth, I didn't know anything about the tshirt situation and have been a happy paying customer for the better part of four months-ish now. Great search engine, although I do agree that this sort of stuff doesn't
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Yeah, I can get behind that. I'm a young guy but in the blink of an eye, I'll be in my 50s if I keep working this schedule...
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I can't wait to volunteer after my 8AM-5PM job at a non-paid position, IN POLITICS!
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Being arrested as you walk off your flight sure seems like unjust prosecution.They had him for charges all the way up to being complicit in CSAM distribution. They wanted to hang him, or get what they wanted...
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Didn't France intercept Telegram's CEO to force him to backdoor the app while in country? Yes. Yes they did.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Looked him up, he quite literally pushed the first commits of QEMU ever. Edit: And was the sole developer until 2007!
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
This is building on top of the existing core product, so the output is directly tied to the quality of their core search results being fed into the assistants. I overall really enjoy all of their A.I products, using their prompt assistant f
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
The way I understand it is that Docker with LXC allows for compute / resource sharing, where as dedicated VMs will will require passing through the entire discrete GPU. So, the VMs require a total passthrough of those Zigbees, contain
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I don't think this is the best indicator of trends. Chess players who aren't winning multiple tournaments a year, or aren't training a kid to win those tournaments, probably have very few sources of their (own) income. They&#
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I believe it saves time, the documentation is available and easily digestible, and there's thousands of existing dotfiles to take from. I'd be disappointed to hear Claude couldn't do this. I'm mostly pointing out that th
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
There's a few issues that have been brought to light in the last couple years at Hackfest and other events related to LoRaWAN / Meshtastic (and derivatives). I think most notably was the failure in entropy generated during the fla
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I think Claude Code is the crutch for being unable to go through docs.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Not sure where you're finding $6k blocks for IPV4? Edit: Ah, my filtering wasn't working.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Edit: Ah, my filtering wasn't working. I see now! Not bad.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
How does one feasibly purchase IP blocks these days? Most blocks that are available are starting in the six figure range, generally higher from what I see.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I fall into the new school gen z category, and I think you're right. We don't care. We don't care about the problems started before us, and we owe nothing to no one (but our employers, must increase value for shareholders of
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I think the most complex part of a desktop linux install is the partitioning, but sane defaults are handed to you on most installers, so I'm curious about the failures and what induced them. As for the whole wifi thing... Yeah man, Fre
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I believe this is the third or fourth posting of this article in the last week.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
A lot of your points are valid, however... some are taking some liberties. Are you actually running into usecases where FreeBSD is easier or faster to install than current release Fedora Server? > The wifi thing is no problem with... You
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
I remember visiting Project Euler back in 2013/14 or so. Was really my first introduction to programming exercises as youngin. Probably did fifteen or so of them before ADHD kicked in though. A small gem on the web.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
This is how we operate at my job. We go through our trusted and reliable vendor, who gets us good pricing but doesn't always control shipping times. If it's urgent, Amazon will be delivered within 48 hrs.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Proton was a community led effort years back. The guy who started that is now an employee at Valve (IIRC) working on Proton, but also getting paid :)
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Documentation is out there and readily available. I have k8's in my homelab, a server rack of some modern-ish poweredges, fail over hypervisors, ansible books, etc. Just a single guy, not a team or anything. It's really up to the
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Maybe. When I was in Uni (3 years ago), everyone had stickers on their laptops and water bottles. Generally related to ones interests and hobbies.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
This would imply most LLMs on the market are decent rubber ducks. Search engines unrelated. Kagi isn't changing too much (I think) besides adding additional context from search results to your requests for XYZ LLM.
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by 0x1ch 11mo ago
Another aspect of this is which pipeline is in use for the GPU accelerated terminals. *WezTerm on Windows for example, specific rendering issues occur with default NVIDIA settings related to DXGI. You will never interact with this pipeline

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