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by Crontab 9y ago
Personally, I am not a big fan of widescreen monitors, although I can work with them. I loved the 1280x1024 monitor I used to have on my previous PC.
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by Crontab 9y ago
In addition to the BeOS Bible, Scot Hacker also created the BeOS Tip Server, which was a great resource at the time. He also wrote a book for O'Reilly on MP3 (MP3: The Definitive Guide) that I found very useful. And he created RipEnc,
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by Crontab 9y ago
They made it from 1989 to 2001 so it must have been okay for the embedded market that it targeted.
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by Crontab 9y ago
Have you ever discussed the public domain with an average person? I don’t think the general public cares.
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by Crontab 9y ago
Is RISC-V vaporware? It’s on HN all the time but I never see where it is available for purchase.
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by Crontab 9y ago
Being able to find and converse with people who share my niche interests is one of my favorite things about the Internet. It was depressing to be interested in something and having no one to talk to about it.
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by Crontab 9y ago
In today's world, yes, I would expect a patent holder to sue.
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by Crontab 9y ago
The decision to donate to a BSD project shouldn't have anything to do with what other users are donating but with how useful you personally find it to be. Your whole comment is sad.
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by Crontab 9y ago
> I like to think the majority of NetBSD users either track -current, compile their own custom kernels or can learn to do as much. I generally run the newest snapshot of the current NetBSD release (currently 7.1.1). I've had really
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by Crontab 9y ago
Is crypto-currency considered to be the most innovative use of blockchains? Is there anything that currently doesn't use blockchains that could see a benefit from doing so?
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by Crontab 9y ago
They were making us do some Six Sigma training at work a few months ago, and the entire time, it felt like nothing more than business porn.
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by Crontab 9y ago
> Intel ME is frequently featured here on HN, but the general population is completely clueless. That's what they want: a backdoor advertised as a feature.
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by Crontab 9y ago
To me, the worst part is that it introduces a library dependency, which itself can introduce security issues unless they intend to audit it. I don't under this choice at all.
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by Crontab 9y ago
That sounds awesome.
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by Crontab 9y ago
I was just reading this last night: https://theintercept.com/2017/09/28/signal-tutorial-second-p...
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by Crontab 9y ago
I hope you are right because I feel that the Android ecosystem is a quagmire.
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by Crontab 9y ago
It doesn't really matter what OS you use so long as it works for you. In my opinion, the really important thing is keeping your data in open formats, so that you are never trapped.
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by Crontab 9y ago
EFI is a fucking soup sandwich. In my opinion, it suffers from complexity and too much ambition.
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by Crontab 9y ago
It's a crying shame when you need a VPN to protect yourself from you ISP.
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by Crontab 9y ago
Corrupt as hell.
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by Crontab 9y ago
I am learning Postgresl for the fun of it and I hadn’t heard of pgcli before. Thanks for mentioning it.
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by Crontab 9y ago
I totally agree with you but at the same time - we can't tell people something is free and then get upset when they treat it as such.
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by Crontab 9y ago
Think Secret? Wow, that takes me back.
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by Crontab 9y ago
In my opinion, FCC chairman Ajit Pai is corrupt as hell. The only reason to make this change is corporate donors.
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by Crontab 9y ago
Interesting. Thanks.
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by Crontab 9y ago
On OpenBSD, the default shell is their fork of pdksh. On NetBSD, it is Almquist Shell, and on FreeBSD, it is Tcsh (IIRC).
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by Crontab 9y ago
I’ve read the TECO was a nightmare to use.
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by Crontab 9y ago
This issue occurred to me as well (especially for encrypted tarballs). My workaround was to create a listing of the files that accompanies the tarball, such as: "backup.tar" and "backup.list".
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by Crontab 9y ago
Publishers have it hard but tech publishers especially so - considering all of the free sources of information on the Internet. Between online documentation, blogs, forums, and tutorials, one can generally find the information they are look
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by Crontab 9y ago
If NetBSD gets ported to it, I would seriously consider getting one.

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