Avamander

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by Avamander 9y ago
My experience has been that if the usage grows slowly and the system is instructed to actually load stuff to swap I can safely go to the limits of my swap and physical ram space without any freezes and nothing dying (although ofc taking mor
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by Avamander 9y ago
I know a family friend, ~ 80-year-old woman, told me that she one day looked out of the window and saw a really dark, saucer-like object, far, hovering over the woods, she said she blinked, rubbed her eyes, walked outside and it was still t
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by Avamander 9y ago
And they aren't saying a single word about what fees they take and they offer no easy way to ask for user's permissions.
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by Avamander 9y ago
Are there any that let me specify what percentage to give to the devs?
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by Avamander 9y ago
Pretty sure they're just saying "Here's our (web-based) wallet where you have to login with your ID card and sign transactions with your ID card". But that's pretty much as secure as a Yubikey assuming the governmen
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by Avamander 9y ago
Yeah, old chocolate under the seats is awful, I don't like it either.
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by Avamander 9y ago
https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-net/2017/estonia It's either done really secretly or not at all.
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by Avamander 9y ago
I think you don't know what GPL is intended for. It's to give the USER the four basic freedoms, not the dev, not the author, the user.
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by Avamander 9y ago
That's why you use return codes not stout?!!?!
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by Avamander 9y ago
It's because they have bad experiences with nuclear and general public doesn't like it either. I suck at German so I can't find the article, but there have been a few cases where the construction of a few reactors has been su
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by Avamander 9y ago
Estonians seem to do kind-of fine. Ignoring the weak random number generation thing ofc.
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by Avamander 9y ago
Can't it really be done securely that it has to be removed? Even SSH allows basically key-pinning, why not give the option to those who want to use it?