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by 7bit 11mo ago
You are being downvoted for comparing OpenBSD to OpenWRT. They are about as different than a foundation to a house.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
ChatGPT refuses to do any sexual explicit content and used to refuse to translate e.g. insults (moral views/attitudes towards literal interaction). DeepSeek refuses to answer any questions about Taiwan (political views).
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Truly great news. Less competition in the renewable energy sector for us.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
We could. But then we throw away the basis on how we treat European, Australian, Japanese, American, etc. patents. You either respect patents or you don't. There is no middle ground.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Banning docker equals to broken company to you? Please, have your opinion, but dont run around spreading absurd claims...
366.
by 7bit 11mo ago
Most important one is so subjective. I don't care for AR a bit
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Financially, it makes sense. I don't need the absolute best of everything. The Steam Frame already has a very solid and comparable display. The Vision Pro is the one that's absolutely insane - and the only one on the market with t
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by 7bit 11mo ago
The irony here is striking — an article complaining about fake news ends up spreading it itself, by claiming that von der Leyen is unelected even though she was elected by the European Parliament.
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by 7bit 11mo ago
Stackexchange != Stackoverflow
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by 7bit 11mo ago
If it solves the question, it is exactly the right answer, regardless how much time passed. The problem is that people mark answers too fast as duplicates, so as time passes and tools develop, questions get closed as duplicates even when th
371.
by 7bit 1y ago
Its the series from Queso Fuego. Too lazy to get the link right now :)
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by 7bit 1y ago
Why do I immediately think you must be American? Theres plenty of recipes without tomatosauce.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Sounds like a big excuse.
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by 7bit 1y ago
It's fine to explain things to people that are not into that topic. But I also wonder what the target audience is. On one hand, he explains what a hexadecimal ist, but then jumps over essential information needed to understand the boot
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by 7bit 1y ago
I'm currently trying to learn more about how the boot process works, specifically with UEFI. Yesterday I watched a video on how to program a UEFI bootloader so I was happy when I saw this article this morning. The article jumps over so
376.
by 7bit 1y ago
What a terrible article. The author throws completely different types of problems into one pot, regardless of whether they have real User-Impact, cause Potential Security problems or Data loss or are just architectural decision with no user
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by 7bit 1y ago
You're completely missing the point here.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Yeah, I got the point. His statements are still factually incorrect and needed correction.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Can we instead please be mature about choosing a adequate sounding name?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Then keep it and deal with the backlash without complaining.
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by 7bit 1y ago
And your low-key judging people for porn consumption in 2025.
382.
by 7bit 1y ago
Yeah, coq is already bad, but cuq is the cherry on top of it. I don't like both.
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by 7bit 1y ago
> Most of the "old internet" protocols (email, FTP, even HTTP itself) were bootstrapped on top of built-mostly-for-plaintext Telnet. That's just not true. Telnet and SMTP are built on top of TCP. They live on the same laye
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by 7bit 1y ago
I put that in relation with the performance a device delivers, you again argue only about cost. This is point less. Enjoy your day.
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by 7bit 1y ago
> 105 euro per month is a very reasonable cost from a business point of view and not at all expensive. People think nothing of spending the same on LLM tokens, or getting a lease car for their commutes (typically spending >2-3x per mo
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by 7bit 1y ago
You're already going down the path Postman did. No way I'm using that.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Last heard on Gamers Nexus. A multi-million subscriber channel that got hit with a copyright strike by (I think it was) Bloomberg and falsely claimed. They had no legal ground and YouTube cracked down on them. Ef YouTube and ef their blog p
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Debian TC Overrules systemd Maintainers on /var/lock Permissions(linuxiac.com)
7 points by 7bit 1y ago|0 comments
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by 7bit 1y ago
I really don't understand this comment. The cloud doesn't protect you from data loss or provide any of the things you named.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I'm pretty sure whatever that community experienced is more anecdotal that statistically provable...

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