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by 1over137 6mo ago
Cool map! MX as in mail exchanger. For something as easy (for IT pros at least) as email, that map should be all green!
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by 1over137 6mo ago
It has a purpose: to be ready when/if needed.
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by 1over137 6mo ago
>But without access to a big-endian machine, how does one test it? QEMU provides a convenient solution. With its user mode emulation we can easily run a binary on an emulated big-endian system Nice article! But pity it does not elaborate
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by 1over137 7mo ago
> It started out as something good No it didn’t. That was just like the first free sample from the drug dealer. Give a “good” free service to rope them in, always with the next steps in mind.
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by 1over137 7mo ago
Which is still foreign from the USA's perspective. Remember, this new rule is not just against China, but against all foreign-made.
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by 1over137 7mo ago
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by 1over137 7mo ago
>They’ve been preparing for this day for 5 decades... So have the USA & Israel I suspect.
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by 1over137 7mo ago
Lots of what Trump says is utterly ludicrous. But he does lots of what he says (though not everything), so the rest of the world is right to prepare.
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by 1over137 7mo ago
>It is not so much about whether the USA could do this and expect to win, of course they can. Nobody has any doubt about that. Um, lots of us have doubts about that. The USA couldn't win against Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq; why d
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by 1over137 7mo ago
Cleanup? They literally make machines that wash your dishes!
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by 1over137 7mo ago
> I've seen able-bodied young people spending a fortune on delivery services Because they can do it from the smartphone, and they only know how to live via their phone.
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by 1over137 7mo ago
Curious why this article is written into divided up chunks?
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by 1over137 8mo ago
I never understood this with cable TV either. You could use an antenna and watch TV over the air (with ads) or you could pay for cable and still watch ads!
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by 1over137 8mo ago
Now wrap it all in an Electron app!
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by 1over137 8mo ago
> Emails aren’t getting through to one of your email addresses Do you block remote image loading? They are probably measuring via tracking pixels.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
>I would prefer to live in a free country… Well if you’re in a country Trump has threatened to invade, or already invaded, having a free country might require banning these American companies.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
Of course it's new! Now it's "AI"! /s
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by 1over137 8mo ago
"ever" is a long time. But for years/decades indeed. Certainly the case where I live.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
>I want an OS distro where all C code is compiled this way. You first have to modify "all C code". It's not just a set and forget compiler flag.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
If you're under 25ish, you probably had a smartphone while still in diapers. When/if you later learn to use a desktop, it being like a smartphone makes it familiar. Sucks for us geezers that learned things the other way around tho
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by 1over137 8mo ago
But we're talking about the USA here. Was such a thing ever done to someone of analogous stature in history?
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by 1over137 8mo ago
Could you just geoblock the USA? Is most/all AI agent scraping from there?
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by 1over137 8mo ago
>there is no way to discover when errors have happened There is: use ZFS and scrub. But yeah, crazy that it doesn't support SMART!
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by 1over137 8mo ago
Apple doesn't sell traditional mice. They don't care about them. Be happy they still work at all.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
Yup. That's where macOS is now.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
Exactly. It got a lot of publicity, even inside Apple.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
It's because touch screens are coming to MacBooks.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
>...really peaked with Snow Leopard, 10.6. Which was just a couple of years after the iPhone. After the iPhone, the Mac was the new Apple ][, i.e. something they kept around to make some money, but didn't really care about.
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by 1over137 8mo ago
You disclosed this the day roundcube was patched. Isn’t it usual to give us time to deploy updates before disclosing details?!
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by 1over137 8mo ago
True, but given the symptoms, you'd think anyone infected would report it. So there's probably some unknown ones, but probably not a huge number.

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