BSDobelix

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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Hummelgaard and his colleagues have repeatedly demonstrated that they believe a backdoor can be made that would only be used occasionally only by the right authorities. That's what every politician would say about restricting priva
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Sweden and Denmark are different countries btw. I was talking about Scandinavian Country's, most of those Country's are called "high trust societies" often with too much trust in their government. >debate in Denma
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Jup the guy who was probably killed by his own military because talking with the USSR is against Nato strategy [1] funny how history repeats itself [2] [1] https://www.amazon.com/Secret-War-Against-Sweden-Submarine/d...
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM >That's not how end-to-end encryption works. Hell even the German police can "access" Whats-Up/Facebook. >>German security forces can access personal Wha
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>The US already fought over this in 90s: Patriot Act was in 2001, you dont have to break encryption when the NSA can sniff at the source, but let's not just stop there have a look at this: https://projects.propublica.org&
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>It's because European socialist heritage, Stasi, from East Germany, had 2% of its citizens as spies to "read and listen to everybody." Have you ever heard of the Red Scare "McCarthyism" or the Patriot Act? The E
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Danes trust their state - for good reason >>Nordic Waste is owned by the family of Torben Østergaard-Nielsen, reported to be the sixth richest person in Denmark. Last week, the Danish Ministry of the Environment issued an injuncti
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Visual Pinball(github.com)
1 points by BSDobelix 1y ago|0 comments
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
I would add "Ken Olsen"-DEC and Sun Microsystems.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Then they introduced passwords. However, Stallman insisted that everyone use the same one, you can still boot it: https://github.com/PDP-10/its
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Delta Chat a secure messenger based on email(delta.chat)
3 points by BSDobelix 1y ago|1 comments
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>you don't seem to want to engage with is that you shouldn't have to. Na i really don't want that, have a good day
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>I have used tried many of the *nix variants over the last 20 years. It is just easier to use Linux if you want a desktop OS. Super happy for you, you found your OS and that's fine, but also super proud of myself that i can setup X
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
True, but at least the ad's are not ;)
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Companies get a pass. I'm pretty sure that if Springer were to make a fraudulent ad, they would instantly be slapped with a lawsuit and face public outcry.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
What i really don't understand at least here in Europe the advertising partner (adsense) must investigate at least minimally whether the advertising is illegal or fraudulent, i understand that sites.google etc are under "safe harb
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
It's really a YOU problem, i have working X on all my machines, have a good day. You do You and that's good, just use what you like.
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9FRONT(~Plan9) "RELEASE" RELEASED(9front.org)
4 points by BSDobelix 1y ago|0 comments
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>objective measure like mass Because 1kg of Plutonium is the same as 1kg of Wood?
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Softupdates was never an approach towards journaling. Ehmm it is a alternative approach for fs consistency then journaling: >>The use of soft updates obviates the need for a separate log or for most synchronous writes. https:&#x2
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>I just can't be bothered when I can install Debian or Arch in about 15-20 minutes and everything works fine. And that's perfectly fine, i would also never criticize people who just buy a Mac, some people are just interested in
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
No big fight, you just have to exclude the devices at boot so the vm can take them over [1] and if you have a AMD-System add that [2] and use the nvme virtual harddisk [3] [1] https://dflund.se/~getz/Notes/2024&#x2
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>What's the use of having top report those kernel threads? Just a different "flavor"-default-setting of top, there's not much more behind it.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>on BSD it doesn't show these afaik Your right, you can show the system-processes in top with Shift+S, threads with Shift+H
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>and I'm seriously thinking not doing a dual boot Linux install again Same here, i had dualboot Arch/FreeBSD for some years, but i just don't need that arch install i just stayed in FreeBSD and for games i have a bhyve Win
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
The problem isn't landfills; it's the toxic substances being spread all over our planet, as seen in the video. Just stop telling people that e-waste is being recycled—it's mostly a lie. But i can answer you the "guilt-fr
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
>Old machines use a lot of power, So does producing a new one: https://www.networkworld.com/article/752694/computer-factori...
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Around 22% is "recycled" sometimes in disgusting ways: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5r4hFY_oh8 Same story with clothes, paper and plastic recycling, it's just talk and green-washing.
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
Nearly everyone who wants to get work done and is not in the IT-Bubble for example: https://www.autodesk.com/products https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_computer-aided_manufac...
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by BSDobelix 1y ago
I wish AI is used to solve real-world problems instead of creating AI slop, thanks OpenAI/Sora.

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