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Shell scripting and ld tools should allow you to make that yourself. EDIT: people are apparently entitled to solutions for their problems... > Care to elaborate? > Show us a script then! Your internet fame awaits. I'm not interes
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> Many, especially on HN, quickly lose their Hacker ethos and revert to being state worshippers when it comes to the monetary system, for reasons I don't fully understand. Neither do I. I believe it's sour grapes: they missed u
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No, it's very short sighted and wrong: their whole analysis from 2016 depend on a high variance of rewards, which completely ignores the reality of 2017 clogged mempool where miners chose the highest tx fee. Selfish mining is possible,
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Check out kiss linux, another interesting project: k1ss.org/install I'm considering trying it: having the simplest distribution baremetal, and keeping the complexity "outside" and "contained" (docker for server
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I would be surprised if there was not a way to take a dynamic executable, "add in" all the required libraries, and return a fat static executable
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> Cheating in chess typically means using engine. There is big enough difference in how engine plays and how human plays for it to make game less fun. I've pondered moving to something different-but-close to get again the beginner f
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X230, X220 etc. are available for a fraction of the cost of this device
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I must insist, because it's not just about my perception (I'm neutral about drugs, for I respect bodily autonomy) but the average person. Even with the recent changes, a history of drug use has a negative connotation. Weed is mino
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Because, as someone brilliantly said above, it's more about signaling to others that you embody the "hacker lifestyle" than anything else. The minimalist lifestyle of repurposing an old device, not buying an extra one, would
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>> DevTerm is a post-modern, digital minimalist lifestyle. > It's more about signaling to others that you embody the "hacker lifestyle" than anything else. The minimalist lifestyle would be repurposing an old device,
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Rockpi M4V2, not ideal on RAM but does the job with eMMC or SD or NVMEe boot after reflash
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I agree with you, I just find your consistent and persistent myopia interesting: for you, nothing can ever be good in crypto!
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It seems to me it's of poor taste to accuse someone sick and doing everything they can to help awareness about a disease of abusing cocaine.
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Ah, articbull as usual. So after the govt seizes almost one billion from tether, they are not fully backed anymore? Color me surprised!!
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But the URL is stored in NFC. Let me update that and I may buy.
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there are several solutions that work at the device level!
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Nice but let me change the URL of the vCard to something I control (include an app to reprogram the NFC) and I may be interested. You may also want to add eink to show something - could be the QR with also a name etc.
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The Lenovo Yogabook C930: a dual screen laptop with no keyboard but a eink display instead. It is light, very thin, and USB-C. Both screen are tactile and wacom pen enabled. The laptop folds at 360 so you can use either screen. But the best
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The only spectrum worth being on is a ZX Spectrum
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Given the title, I was expecting advice from a human-arthropod hybrid who obtained longevity from genetic experimentation. Unfortunately, not yet!
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Just, no! This is good for a hobby or B2C, but not for serious stuff that must work 24/7. First, about my impression from the title: it's not only the code put into production that matters: it's the experience and history of
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Please share for 1) study and 2) counter measure implementation!
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Mitochondria floating in the blood is the #1 candidate explanation for why blood transfer from young to old animals can rejuvenate them, and vice-versa.
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> It is basically a simplified rehash of Gilbert Ling's Association Induction Hypothesis (AIH), which stipulates no membranes for cells and cellular entities No it's not - it's a refinement of current theories that is perf
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But in your example, I can already see you have a init system and multiple users - neither of which will be needed in most cases.
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WSL1 tries to do too much. WSL2 tries to do even more. msys2 mostly cares about running your textmode software. For example, someone talked about processes. Here's all that I see in msys2: # ps xwau PID PPID PGID WINP
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Check out msys2, a please to use with pacman
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The same is possible in msys2, and actually very useful. For example, to find my IP, from my bash prompt on windows 10: /c/Windows/System32/ipconfig.exe | grep "^\s\s\sIPv" | sed -e 's/.*: /
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It's even cheaper to only use what you need with msys2! bash inside mintty gives me all I need, with minimal overhead. Eventually, I'd like to see bash inside Windows Terminal made easily available - complete that with busybox, a
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An M1 MBA running Windows 10/ARM? I'd buy that right now!
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