Hello71

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by Hello71 8y ago
too bad they sell your tax information, in all likelihood to companies like Equifax. now they don't have to ask your employers your salary anymore, you can just tell them.
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by Hello71 8y ago
> Most of the web quickly moved to XHTML Ridiculous and absurd. A small proportion of the web moved to invalid XHTML that rendered as tag soup because it was sent as text/html. Virtually no websites actually served XHTML as XHTML, b
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by Hello71 9y ago
1. I actually ran it, and ironically, `git log --oneline --reverse` runs faster than `fossil descendants` on the sqlite repository for new commits, and just as fast on old commits. perhaps fossil would do better on a large repository, but I
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by Hello71 9y ago
the fact that you use the word "checkins" strongly implies that this has never happened to you.
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by Hello71 9y ago
I don't think this fixes the problem of mixing C++ ABIs though.
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by Hello71 9y ago
although you probably want `|| sh`
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by Hello71 9y ago
It will go something like this: > Why would we agree to this? The privacy of our citizens is at stake! > You'll be able to spy on them too! > Done!
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by Hello71 9y ago
I googled "insurance fire caused by gasoline in garage" and found https://cpsc.gov/content/consumers-warned-against-storing-ga... as the third result. "CPSC also warns consumers that private storage of m
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by Hello71 9y ago
wait, since when can gigabit ethernet transmit more than a gigabit per second?
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by Hello71 9y ago
assuming this claim is valid, that it took "few days" to implement what took them "months", then they could rewrite the entire user script from scratch every time a change is made, and this could be repeated dozens of
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by Hello71 9y ago
> why me? Why was I able to get this corrected with an e-mail when Cogent couldn’t? Because Panic doesn't compete with Xfinity.
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by Hello71 9y ago
this would in fact decrease the traffic for two reasons: 1. self-driving cars make more efficient use of the roadway 2. parking lots could (partially) be converted into roadway, or even better, actual business, so there will be less road to
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by Hello71 9y ago
so basically "deodorants smell more than car exhaust"?
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by Hello71 9y ago
elicit
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by Hello71 9y ago
> Tor [... is] riddled with [...] malware. what the ass does this even mean
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by Hello71 9y ago
getpid is only fast on ia64 according to vdso(7).
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by Hello71 9y ago
dmidecode decodes the dmi. lshw lists the hardware. lscpu lists the cpus.
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Reddit bans /r/deepfakes(reddit.com)
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by Hello71 9y ago
https://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Australian_man_allegedly_ignite... > Several unanswered objections mark the story as a possible hoax:
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by Hello71 9y ago
The commonly understood definition of tax evasion includes that it must be illegal. You are simply appropriating more severe terminology in an attempt to inflate the strawman.
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by Hello71 9y ago
You're not calling a spade a spade, you're calling a trowel a spade. While they have similar means of operation and mostly similar results, their definitions are commonly understood to be different. Trowels are single handed tools
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by Hello71 9y ago
> With UEFI, the pre-boot system can automatically detect OSes that are installed on any disks that exist, and can let you choose which ones to run before executing any other code. the boot entries are stored in the firmware, not on the
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by Hello71 9y ago
I agree, but it's not exactly like PXE didn't exist before EFI was invented, and AIUI EFI actually decided to reuse PXE instead of NIHing another overengineered non-solution, so honestly that's not even so bad.
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by Hello71 9y ago
> I can now have a normal partition to put my boot loaders in rather than a hidden chunk at the beginning of the disk. you can make a /boot with BIOS too. format it with FAT and nowadays all bootloaders can access it. in practice, I
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by Hello71 9y ago
*she
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by Hello71 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rogue_security_softwar...
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by Hello71 9y ago
for just decompression, unarchiver has free software implementation of unrar. for compression, use command line (tar -J, zip, whatever) or file roller.
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by Hello71 9y ago
I would trust my WireGuard significantly more than any installation of IPsec, if nothing else than because I will almost certainly configure IPsec in a manner that is completely insecure, but not obviously so.
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by Hello71 9y ago
Hm... So does that mean you have a good shot at barring someone else from using trusted traveler programs by just ordering some counterfeit goods for them?
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by Hello71 9y ago
> What I'm wondering is: if I don't care about being a Wine "purist", and I have a legitimate copy of Windows laying around, is there any way to dissect that copy of Windows for its files (drivers, helper executables,

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