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Zinc: An Ubuntu remix that dares to be different
(teejeetech.com)
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Socialist Romania did not pay to license Western chip technologies. All production was based on stolen IP. Ceausescu had a vast spy network stealing everything they could from abroad. The spy network was dismantled when Pacepa, the mastermi
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Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev dies at 91
(rt.com)
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OpenWRT 21.02.2 Released
(openwrt.org)
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FlyZolo – Youngest Woman Solo
(flyzolo.com)
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DOJ press release https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/ukrainian-arrested-and-charge...
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John 8:6-7 "Jesus bent down and wrote with his finger on the ground..."
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Fedora 35
(getfedora.org)
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“Take the Money and Run” Artwork
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C'mon man, that was 5-6 years ago!
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Java was supposed to "write once, run anywhere". Instead it became write once, debug anywhere.
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The Hole-Hawg drill is the IDE equivalent. Recently discussed on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28015229
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Arch Linux is great! As a rolling release it needs "Patch Tuesday" type of updates. Falling behind just few weeks leads to a broken system. Over time too many .pacold, .pacsave and .pacnew files are polluting the filesystem, requi
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C language is the Hole Hawg, IMO. UNIX is just the hole(s).
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To see some ASCII art (I think that's Ballmer!) type "cat w:/dearCommunity.txt" in the terminal. If you open the file in the file manager the output is garbled.
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Type "bsod" in the terminal. An input box will pop-up asking for a message. After that a BSOD with your message will happen. Just like in the old times of DOS. To see all available commands in the terminal type "help" or
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Meteoroid: rock in space smaller than asteroid.
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ELinks and Lynx, awesome web browsers for the terminal I still use today. And Amaya, a GUI web browser from the dawn of Internet.
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Forget about CCP (don't confuse it with Chinese Communist Party). Mr. Nicolici just wants you to download his unfinished "Dr. Programming" booklet.
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Google Chrome 92 is out
(google.com)
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I am waiting for the headline "AMD to buy Intel!"
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It's not a done deal! Intel is just exploring a deal to buy GlobalFoundries. This is from the WSJ article: "It isn’t guaranteed one will come together, and GlobalFoundries could proceed with a planned initial public offering."
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Russia to build RISC-V processors
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Years ago before Oracle swallowed Sun Microsystems, Sun's motto was "The network is the computer." MS could use "The cloud is the computer" now!
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The pictures are from "Basil & Tracy Brooks" Flickr photo stream: https://www.flickr.com/photos/basilb/with/5758744231/ While there look at the art of cheese making, like in this photo: ht
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"China ordered app-store operators to remove the app of ride-hailing giant Didi Global Inc. ’s China arm, saying it has serious problems involving illegal collection of personal data" I had to check my calendar to make sure it
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China Orders Didi’s Ride-Hailing App Removed from App Stores
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Trivia: Trabants were never painted black to avoid being mistaken for a Mercedes.
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Lots of older Dell switches run NetBSD as NOS. Newer ones use Linux.
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The maximum throughput of Intel's Columbiaville NICs is 100G max. When the 2nd port is used the total bandwidth is split in half, so there will be two 50G links. The 2nd port is usually in stand-by mode when the 1st port is used as a 1
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