DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 2y ago
You have the right to not use GNU utilities or GNU/Linux either, you know. No one's forcing you.
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Apologizes for off-topic-ness, what's up with the various bschmidt[0-9]{3}usernames in this thread??
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
> In Comments > Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. > Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive. > When disagreeing, pl
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
> if you don't give me exactly enough information to hunt you down and get you fired from your job, you're "cowardly"
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
They're just completely different tools. The other day I was searching for a PDF I downloaded three years ago from a certain company. Simply ran `find ~/Downloads -iname ' <company-name> '` and it immediately poppe
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
I never really understood the appeal of httrack over wget, it seems wget can do almost everything and is almost always already installed
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
I wonder if anyone's poked around the firmware before to discover the others
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Organic Maps' GitHub Repository Has Been Archived(mastodon.social)
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Where is this 'one checkbox'?
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
One might even go so far as to say all Linux users are a "vocal minority" to begin with.
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
> I'd be excellent to see their complaints collected and elaborated. https://web.archive.org/web/20250310201357/https://nosystemd...
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
No, though contributions to a company can come in many shapes and sizes besides just direct financial transactions. And that doesn't mean I don't already pay money to American companies every day of my life anyway ;)
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Looks like it's just discounts on Proton's plans for Porkbun's customers. Which is good enough for me, as a user of both I'll probably take this as an opportunity to finally upgrade my Proton plan. If only the 'Lite
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
I'm afraid I have some unfortunate news for you about this forum we're using.
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
> I searched for an obscure domain on pork bun. It was open. The very next day it was bought and up for sale for a higher price on some marketplace they own. They’re the same as any other registrar. For a counter anecdote: none of the po
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
> Well, the American credit scrore is made of ketamine Source?
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Two wrongs make a right?
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
You seem to have forgotten, anything inconvenient to the government is a conspiracy theory.
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
For now, at least, until the current wave of new grads enter industry and lean towards other offerings due to a lack of familiarity with VMWare. It's been completely stripped out from the majority of academic programs due to the death
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
For now, until they inevitably enshittify their service to increase profits, and a competitor swoops up most of their market.
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Source?
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Flyers, pamphlets, shipping labels, instruction booklets, stickers, and occasionally business cards or resumes on cardstock paper. Maybe I'm an exception, but I'm surprised other people aren't constantly finding things they
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
This unironically may be what needs to be done. A video by Stuff Made Here covered what is essentially one such machine [0]. That specific machine is meant for generating handwritten notes, but I imagine it could likely work for general pur
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
I can't believe the entire FOSS ecosystem essentially stemmed from printer issues, and we _still_ don't have a mainstream FOSS printer firmware that removes DRM and tracking dots (and whatever else they do nowadays) akin to OpenWR
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Good luck with that, academic cheating is a massive market. No matter the crackdown, the demand is always so high that someone will inevitably find a way to market services (such as Chegg or essay-for-hire services). The best counter agains
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Poast runs one https://nitter.poast.org
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Doesn't surprise me whatsoever. All Chegg has going for it is a database of answers for homework assignments that typically use per-student randomized numbers—so students have to recalculate their specific answer manually by following
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
It can run ublock origin right now, and will be able to run ublock origin lite into the future. No chromium-based browser currently plans to keep MV2 support. It's just not feasible for a small group to keep it maintained ontop of the
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Yes, it's just a downstream fork of chromium. It can run any extension that runs on the equivalent upstream build of chromium. For the same reasons you can install it on Librewolf too, and it actually comes with ublock origin pre-insta
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by DaSHacka 2y ago
Quite a few zoomers are transitioning into this mindset too. I'm not the only person I know with a considerable storage array hooked up to a homelab powering services for family & friends. I suppose the more 'normie' zoom

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