Iolaum

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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   There are potential answers to this, like lasers on ships for point defense and on UAV's for area defense. We don't really know what secret projects are running. Still sending a carrier in an area where such weapons operate looks
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   Chess is a full information game while in poker you don't have access to full information. I really dislike the analogy.
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   What about Monero? Isn't that PoW and asic resistant? Although irc you need to use a cpu, not a gpu to mine it.
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   Don't bet on it. US and China are both empires, they will do what they can.
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   While I agree with that, I would welcome a recommendation for a better tool.
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   The whole twitter acquisition thing looks like a good candidate for a tv/netflix series.
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   Agreed. And Migadu has quite cheap plans and very good service during the two years that I use them. Not affiliated, just a happy customer.
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   The title that got removed was 1984, you can't make this stuff up https://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/18/technology/companies/18am...
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   by Iolaum 4y ago

   Red Hat has no official affiliation with Canonical who make Ubuntu. If you want to test podman you 'll have better luck using an OS from the Fedora ecosystem where Red Hat has affiliations and is actively contributing. Since you mentio
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    It's been more than a decade since I 've been out of High Energy Physics. The mediator of the strong force, the gluon, is a different beast compared to photons. It can directly interact with itself and create more of it. Add in th
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    Doubt market is mature enough for that yet.
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    Could the account be flagged for Anti-Money Launder Investigations or something? In those cases regulations say that if you inform the customer of it you are conducting a tipping offense - which carries criminal penalties. Therefore in thos
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    I think VSCodium is a successor of code-oss.
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    Agreed. However should Operating Systems for consumers only really cater to that use case? Because that is the problem IMO.
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    I m assuming those searches were not done from locations where Chinese laws apply, right?
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    Cockpit is awesome. Even though I am too a CLI person I use it heavily on my Rpi4 running Fedora IoT! Highly recommend it for people on the Fedora ecosystem!
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    by Iolaum 4y ago

    Abstractions always leak somehow. For example at work we had specific OS related python issues (dependent libraries to vizualize and save plotly graphics) despite everyone using conda to set up the python environment.
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    I think that have a working/unofficial? relationship with some people from Fedora. I remember announcements some time ago that everything is working with it. Also given Fedora's upstream first approach that was a very good choice
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    Please don't ask for their own Linux distro. Upstreamimg their hardware drivers is enough. Their resources are better spent innovating at the hardware level. And upstream support for frame.work hardware means frame.work users can take
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    Elon's ventures are big enough now that they are a key thing in the politics game. I 'd wager one aspect of this is making sure his voice stands out (to be able to influence politicians 'bottom up').
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    what works for Musk does not necessarily work for other people too
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    Given how out of sync tech people are with the general population I 'd be tempted to think it's a buy opportunity. Time will tell.
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    The problem is that automatic updates are both feature updates and security updates. I doubt many people will have a problem with security updates that have no impact on the feature space. But feature updates tend to break UX flows and not
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    KeePassXC is a fork of KeePassX, which is a fork of KeePass. There are some small differences between the projects in technical aspects but I don't fully recall the details. The C in KeePassXC stands for community IRC. Subjectively I &
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    Musk's net worth is tied to his companies. I m not sure how much he can liquidate in a severe downturn without losing control of any company. Lots of people will be paying attention.
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    If you are using Windows [which is where the above applies], does that firefox download token make a difference to your privacy?
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    LoL try to use a banking app on a de-googled phone.
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    Is it me or does this project have Dune vibes? Pity that it couldn't move forward.
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    That sounds a bit extreme. Alienating normal people doesn't sound like the way to go. Especially in a volunteer project like this.
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    by Iolaum 5y ago

    Since Fushia (the OS) is open source I wouldn't be surprised if the community builds a compatibility layer for the binary drivers to run in Linux. It wouldn't be a good thing to end up there though.