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11y ago
Google is an advertising company and this is an attack on their business model.
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11y ago
Don't act like Swartz was an innocent lamb.
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11y ago
Only in the way that Excel and Lotus 1-2-3 are the same product.
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11y ago
I thought Claris Emailer was the nicest email program of the Mac OS 8 era.
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11y ago
According to the Acme page at acme.cat-v.org, it was "implemented in the Alef programming language, and later rewritten in C using libthread".
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Esau
11y ago
CRM114 in an interesting mail sorting tool, although I don't think it has been updated in years: http://crm114.sourceforge.net/
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11y ago
Yeah, because if there's one thing we need, it's MORE systemd integration. At this point, they should just rename it svchost.exe.
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Esau
11y ago
And that's why I like you.
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11y ago
It should be pointed out that Pkgin is not installed by default with NetBSD, although you can add it during the installer configuration. The reason I know that is that I manually configure my NetBSD installs, as I do not like the depend on
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11y ago
It's an older Dell Dimension, one of the very last Core 2 Duos CPUs. I am not too worried about it at this point, as I am going to replace early next month. Hopefully, my next computer will fair better.
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11y ago
I am not at home, but as I recall, the kernel freezes during boot for both the 32 bit and 64 bit versions. The 32 bit version of OpenBSD also freezes during kernel boot but the 64 bit version does not. I know it is not an EFI issue as legac
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11y ago
I recently started testing NetBSD in a virtual machine on my PC. I really like it, although there are some things that annoy me with it. I would like to use it as my primary OS but it won't boot on my hardware. I've considered ins
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11y ago
I didn't realize that you could make SSH use both keys and passwords. I like the idea of that; even if it isn't as robust as 2FA. Please write it up.
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11y ago
I can hardly remember seeing anything on this on the news. It basically hasn't been covered since fast track approval passed, except when Clinton came out against it.
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Esau
11y ago
It's for the corporation, by the corporation. Which might explain the lack of news coverage on this.
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11y ago
Don't worry people; I am sure the CEO will be okay.
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11y ago
I remember they also offered a Magic Cap application for Windows. I never used it though, so I can't comment on how well it worked.
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11y ago
That explains IPv6 and uEFI/EFI.
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Buying the Unix Programming Environment by Kernighan and Pike
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Esau
11y ago
I believe Ms. Harper to be both abuser and abused. And it should be noted that she now has a financial interest in keeping these kind of things active.
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11y ago
I am a little disappointed that there is nothing on the Debian home page.
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11y ago
But Nextstep was a very expensive OS. I looked into it and they wanted somewhere in the neighborhood of $900.00 for a copy. I eventually bought a used NextStation from Sam Goldberger's Spherical Solutions.