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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
Moving your mailbox to something else doesn't stop gmail reading your mail every time you respond to someone who has their mail stored on Google. You'd have to ask for gmail's MX to be blocked perhaps. Sadly I don't see
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
I don't particularly like bitcoin, but isn't that one route for them?
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
If I can't read/reply with mutt, it isn't worth reading/replying to.
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
Should. Yes. But disappointing agent Krasnov will cost you future government business.
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
Which part of Europe? There's plenty of alternatives for off the shelf, or self hosted mail. An oldie, but still good is gmx for mail.
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
I think that's the wrong direction, the cell providers will bargain for ways to put their junk into it. XMPP installed on the handset by default should be fine.
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
Thanks! It always bugged me that Windows didn't have a sshd, since it's so popular outside of Windows. I thought the reason for it not being added would be admitting a failure somewhere - RDP not winning or something. Seemed odd t
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by 6c696e7578 1y ago
I am truly behind the times. I didn't know you can ssh into a Windows system.
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
Did you take a pay cut? If you include your commute hours in your hourly pay rate, maybe you didn't have such a pay cut after all.
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
A little more typing, but I find dd present on most systems already, so I tend to do this: tar ... | dd status=progress | ...
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
There is reputation. See the thread at the bottom: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42017716 It looks like that job posting gets repeated monthly, so the company name is building bad reputation, the poster can get
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
Sssh please don't tell Hetzner this, I'm using them!
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
See this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41861376
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
It makes me wonder if anyone has archived the number stations broadcasts
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
I should have read this thread, it would have saved me the couple of minutes to get the exact same link you just did! I named my lawnmower Larry.
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
Azure uses hyper-v, unless things have changed massively, the linux they run for infra and customers is in hyper-v.
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
"super-pollute" As most things CEO's do it will be a flippant display that will last about as long as a lettuce out of the fridge. However, those below will be expected to show evidence the rules are followed because there&
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
Wasn't there an LLM that was slurping SO? Maybe that can be trained to flag abuse at the same time?
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by 6c696e7578 2y ago
LibreOffice has had regex for donkeys years.
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
https://archive.is/49C5h
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
Like the BBS chat programs of old :)
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
'v' will start the visual editor. 'fc' will edit the previous command. Both invoke EDITOR in bash's vi readline command mode. I wasn't aware that bash and zsh did it differently, I assumed they'd both use
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
As I tend to live with set -o vi, [esc] _ gets the same. I hardly ever remember to set: bind '"\e."':yank-last-arg So [esc] _ does it on systems where I haven't customised my environment. A major drawback tho
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
Can't believe farmers are wasting that volume of fertiliser. Well, I can, it's not a massive expense compared to containing it. Depending on who owns the nearby waterways, the farmers could be incentivised to float recollection fu
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
I've a notes.txt file that follows me around in most jobs I do. It's more a journal than a planner. Sometimes I put TODO in, sometimes what to do when a change needs to be implemented so I don't forget. That works quite well
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
The Yanukovych bailout?
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
Yes, but I think ownership is easier to prove when the product is inhouse, regardless of what reality is, if you can point at the thing that has the data in the room next door, that is easier to show than somewhere in cyber space. For that
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
Now you mention it, my kid has sometimes had problems with Steam where it has started a game and we can't easily leave the game. I presumed though that was a deliberate design so that your game has focus as that's the thing that&#
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
Really? There's two programs I know of that will take focus and they're both authentication prompts. The sort of thing that cranks my handle on Windows were mostly from the browser and almost anything else. With XFCE though, I&#x2
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by 6c696e7578 3y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that, I think I'll stick to alt-moving, it's been very convenient so far!

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