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2y ago
One fakes itself, while the other requires someone to actively fake it by generating user activity. When I was active all it required was a regular login. For many years now only the active user count has been relevant in the fedi, so I ass
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2y ago
I can't answer your question but in that vein I want to add that in general it's very easy to get sign ups on a fedi node. That's why I always preferred instances that closely vetted new users. The more relevant number is oft
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2y ago
Lol you're crazy. Learning curve for something that is built into your keyboard, that once it breaks you have to replace the keyboard for. While I have a regular BT travel mouse that requires NO learning curve and can easily be replace
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I'm convinced that most of the victims found are part of the working/slave class. So I can't help but fantasize that they had gone through their already evacuated owner's possessions thinking the world was ending, they d
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2y ago
I never liked it, it's too difficult to use precisely. So I'm happy it's gone.
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Not what I meant. That's just how to run LXC containers, which I never use because I find OCI much more convenient. I meant the hypervisor host OS should be image based atomic/immutable.
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2y ago
I'm using it now, even paying for it, and it works very well but I only have one wish. That they could distribute an image based distro, or a slimmed down appliance ISO. It just seems unnecessary to have an actual OS on each host. Spec
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It never left. I've been consistently on IRC since the 90s.
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First wave? You must have missed yahoo groups. And of course someone will reply to this and mention usenet.
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2y ago
I don't think you can prevent it anymore than you can prevent the impact of advertising billboards, or the news. Parents should lead by example. Easier said than done I know, but parents need to be the idols in their children's li
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2y ago
Or just adopt eID. I just signed a petition to ensure free and safe abortion in the EU and I could sign with eID from over 20 nations. Get with the program.
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2y ago
I also loved the HTML interface, I hate having to temporarily enable JS on a bunch of weird domains just to read threads. But I also hosted a node for many years and realize how heavy it is to render stuff server side. So the decision is cl
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2y ago
I don't know anything about db-engines.com but I have literally been hearing nothing but good things in regards to postgres for 20 years now. My very first job the boss told me a story of how they helped a client who was throwing hardw
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2y ago
But that's also a simplification because it's a government that does anything it can to protect its citizens, to make sure that everyone gets an equal share. I took it for granted for most of my life, and I idolized the US for all
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2y ago
This is an article about preferring to use Linux over Windows, not using the Linux console without graphics. The author's screenshots clearly show a GUI. Sorry but this is an important dinstinction to me because I actually know people
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2y ago
I'm proud of all the socialist policies here in Sweden, and our neighbors. But a lot of times these things are posted as comparisons with the US, and let's get real, there is no comparison. The United States as a country is vastly
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2y ago
That's the only one I had an issue with as well. I understand the thinking, backwards compatibility of course, and why encrypt something that is already freely available? But this means I can setup a public wifi that hijacks the websit
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2y ago
I must be getting old because this blog post scares me to death. Knowing this will be sharing roads with me, scares me. And it's not the DIY:ness, I don't care if this blogger is 10x more competent than all the engineers at Tesla,
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2y ago
Yes it adds value to see an interface, funny you should mention that specifically because recently I was on the job market and I created a Hugo blog where each job I applied for was one post. So I could keep track of when I applied, how, in
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2y ago
That's complete rubbish. Information rots, whether it sits in a blog or a wiki doesn't matter. A blog can be updated, can show its last updated date, just as a wiki does. The statement hits home with me because over the past 20 ye
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2y ago
I see myself in your description, I also love to learn and it's sometimes a negative trait because I have this urge to just move on to something new as soon as I gain enough understanding on the topic. I have no masters, no education a
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2y ago
Only if you want to the full girlfriend experience of being ghosted.
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Observationally people are truly addicted to them. I sometimes forget to bring mine but I'm an older millennial so I still remember our rotary phone lol. A few days ago at the bakery I just walked in because the door was open and they
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2y ago
...in Australia might be worth adding.
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2y ago
I know programming but only very rudimentary hardware, how difficult is this to do? Are there guides?
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I can't believe you're actually arguing these semantics when one person has to pay 800 dollars for an assistant and the other person gets it for free. One person's elderly parents never have to worry about being assisted, whi
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Very good point because in my country elder care is free. Daily visits by an assistant is on the municipality. We're not a leader in GDP, but we take care of our citizens, whether they be sick or old.
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2y ago
Maybe it's not about your enemies but rather wanting to provide a certain level of security to your clients.
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I've been a user and admin (not architect or SME) of VMware for over a decade and what strikes me is the reliability. With that said though, I think a lot of customers using VMware don't really need all the features of VMware. The
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Don't leave me hanging there, you have to elaborate.
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