Jaruzel

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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   Am I being dumb? What's described here is basically EMAIL. 1. fetch all personal inbox messages, 2. subscribed outbox messages, 3. and allow for sending messages to the fediverse. Especially as it's all proxied throug
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   Exactly.
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   This is 100% true. I was recently seriously considering buying a ruined castle to renovate - I could afford to purchase it, but running the numbers to refurb it AND maintain it made it totally impractical. :(
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   Nope. Unsurprisingly, no-one wants a 50 year old Infrastructure Architect despite my jack-of-all-trades skillset. :(
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   An homage to Quake in 13kb of JavaScript(github.com)

   17 points by Jaruzel 4y ago|2 comments
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   Maybe it just needs to be a forwarding service to your current REAL email address?
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   The A500 mini is a pile of tosh. I know because I have one. It's basically 2 systems in one, the primary system is the nice carousel that lets you select and instantly boot and play the provided games. The secondary system is an old ve
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   The thing about a single online Identity is that there should be no way for it to be revoked against the will of the person it identifies. In real life I am who I am, and unless I choose to change that, no-one can legally take my identity f
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   by Jaruzel 4y ago

   With the added bonus that you can now procrastinate by spending your time reading all these articles about avoiding procrastination.
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Unfortunately here in the UK that isn't true. It's technically illegal. See my other comment in the thread about it.
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    Canada to Prosecute Crimes on the Moon(phys.org)

    10 points by Jaruzel 4y ago|1 comments
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Arch Linux. I've recently started playing with Arch again, after being fully on the Debian bandwagon. This time around, I found getting it onto a blank HDD, and up as far as twm (with personal customisations) way more easier that I rem
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Aha. :D
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Unfortunately it is true. Explained in the last paragraph of this section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ripping#United_Kingdom
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    > Subreddits have kinda replaced usenet groups of old. Ah, but USENet is decentralised, Reddit is not. > Also how to handle spam, thats been a killer for usenet lately Last time I checked, the spam still being posted on USENet is Zomb
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    I still buy Music CDs. Why? Because once I have the disc in my hand, no-one can legally take it away from me. I can enjoy the contents legally until I'm dead, all for a single one-off payment with no-expiry. However, my households use
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Here in the UK, it's currently illegal - the High Court ruled in favour of the Musicians Union back 2015, and it's yet to be overturned (again). The distinction is, that while it's NOT illegal to copy a CD to another format,
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    No, they didn't. Back in the day Google sold 'Google-In-A-Box' which was a rack mounted hardware device that you installed into your company's server rack (either on-prem or in a hosted data centre) and once configured
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Tsk, downvoters.... you know you'd do the same. I'm just being honest.
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    I'd ask "Which tech or disruptive startup from 2023 onwards is now a massive success, and when did they start offering shares?" Once back in my own time, wait and invest accordingly, then reap the profit.
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    I'm not endorsing it at all , but on Twitter at the moment people seem to be talking about https://counter.social
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Am I though? You clearly haven't read my profile.
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    I remember reading somewhere that verified accounts on Twitter can flip a toggle so that ALL they see is other verified accounts[1]. Which is why media outlets and celebs think Twitter is a way nicer place than it really is. --- [1] I don&#
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    You are 100% welcome. Free speech means I'm entitled to my opinion, just as you are to yours. I stand by my statement, that most people can't use free speech responsibly.
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    The ONLY way to solve the toxic nature of Twitter is to enforce a)a real name policy, and b)fully verified[1] identities for all users/bots (opt-in, where others by default filter out non-verified accounts in their feeds) Bots can cont
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    For a one-liner that's actually not too bad.
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    > In the plans, single men who arrive illegally in boats or lorries will be sent to Rwanda Which depending on which organisation you speak to, may or may not be legal: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61122241 Person
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    by Jaruzel 4y ago

    Not 100% live (most of the time), but definitely a good candidate for Slow TV is RailCowGirl: https://www.youtube.com/c/RailCowGirl Especially good if you love trains, and amazing scenery.
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    by Jaruzel 5y ago

    I could be both... ;)
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    by Jaruzel 5y ago

    > Disable Windows Defender And use what instead? Defender is pretty good at keeping you safe, so you definitely need a replacement.