ErneX

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by ErneX 6y ago
I stopped using 1Password when Dropbox started the max 3 devices rule on the free accounts, I had my 1P vault in Dropbox. I switched to self hosted Bitwarden on my own home. Works offline and if I need to update passwords while out I can re
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by ErneX 7y ago
I see I'm not alone!
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by ErneX 7y ago
I use rclone with backblaze b2, very happy with both.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Sony skipped last E3 and also this one. They did not like the new direction the event was supposedly taking. Geoff Keighley also decided to not do his E3 Coliseum show that he used to host for multiple years.
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by ErneX 7y ago
I'm not even a Googler and have 3 monitors at home. And I'm pretty sure if you request it they probably find a way of paying for one or give you one for home.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Evo had a parallel election office set up to manipulate the results of the election. And before you link the recent "MIT study", yeah please don't. That was paid by Mark Weisbrot, a Hugo Chavez paid shill. The level of ruin t
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by ErneX 7y ago
Venezuela nationalised its oil industry in 1976 (Carlos Andrés 1st term)
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by ErneX 7y ago
I run Freenas virtualized on a esxi host (passing a dedicated SAS card to) it's pretty solid and I'm very happy with it.
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by ErneX 7y ago
You can drive this in most EU countries with the simplest permit available (the same as motorcycles of 49cc) in Spain you can get that permit at 15 years of age, but years ago you could get it at 14.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Of course, why not?
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by ErneX 7y ago
The game ran pretty bad on macOS though. Same computer with a GTX 1080 runs the game on win10 at hundreds of FPS with everything maxed vs barely able to run the game on macOS with all the detail on minimum.
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by ErneX 7y ago
I just can't stand Windows, I boot there to play games only.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Some games do model bullet drop.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Desktop chip and even AMD recommends water cooling it.
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by ErneX 7y ago
I'm glad they will add the option, but considering their user base background it was really naive to don't foresee this was going to be detected and that it was going to be an issue.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Is that proper Twitter for Mac or an iOS app via Catalyst?
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by ErneX 7y ago
I think his argument is pretty valid and on point. Half of Catalonia is basically dragging the other half through a conflict that will end up (if their wishes come to fruition) creating a new state that won't be a member of the EU with
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by ErneX 7y ago
We are talking about a region of Spain that in 1978 voted YES to approve the Spanish constitution. One of the wealthiest regions of an EU member. This is not an oppressed or punished population, the right of self determination does not appl
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by ErneX 7y ago
Taxes are unjust, let's try not paying taxes and see how it goes.
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by ErneX 7y ago
Puigdemont took selfies with each requirement that the supreme court sent to him, like a thug. They had multiple warnings that they were steering out of the law and it wasn't until they approved some clearly unconstitutional laws in th
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by ErneX 7y ago
In no way those non binding events had significant participation from the side that does not want to split from Spain. Plus there was no active voting census and people could vote multiple times, you can't seriously consider the turnou
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by ErneX 7y ago
So if I don't want to be part of the new Catalonia I can secede my home or join with a few neighbors to be independent from Catalonia? We have a constitution for something it's a not a Chinese vase to glance at it.
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by ErneX 7y ago
"Spain" did not put anybody in jail, it was the judges and there was a public trial, according to the rule of law, some politicians commited crimes are were judged accordingly, the way you phrase it makes it seem arbitrary when it
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by ErneX 7y ago
What happened with the Estatut should not be a carte blanche to secede, it was bad? yes it was pretty bad. But to drag probably half the people in Catalonia through this ordeal is just as bad as what happened with the Estatut. We need polit
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by ErneX 7y ago
There hasn't been a binding referendum because a secession referendum does not legally exists in the current constitution. If the pro-independence side calls for these referendums and we all know those are non-binding, the only turnout
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by ErneX 7y ago
To the EU this is an internal matter, plus, most of the countries of the EU have regions with similar intentions (of secession), it would be like shooting themselves in the foot. Plus new state members of the EU have to be approved by every
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by ErneX 7y ago
Data is actually the Catalonian government statistics office (Centre d'Estudis d'Opinió): https://elpais.com/ccaa/2019/07/26/catalunya/1564132750_8266... This and all the recent catalonian
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by ErneX 7y ago
I think you meant "secession". A really small minority is actually revolting, thankfully. Lots of pro-independence people are protesting peacefully. There's also the other side that don't want to hear anything about sece
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by ErneX 7y ago
Constitution reform is the only way and yet lots of people keep pointing to other things, this is the reason we are stuck in this situation now. That road is long and requires actual politics, what they have done is taking a shortcut to now
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by ErneX 7y ago
You have to keep in mind that those referendums were basically pro-independence acts, not an official vote by any measure. So it's obvious the results are wins of the pro-independence side.

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