Jkvngt

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3D Holographic Data Storage (2000)(web.archive.org)
1 points by Jkvngt 6y ago|0 comments
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
AAA just wants to sell insurance and trips. They'll do whatever the insurance industry wants. I remember when AAA offered a host of services. I could call them and they would call hotels on my behalf to inquire if there were pet-free r
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
But I thought X was dead? Every day or two I read about how X is dead here, on Slashdot, Twitter, on Michael Larabel's site, everybody chanting it in unison. How could all these voices be wrong? X11 is ALIVE?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Fact checking is only fashionable when there's a Republican in office.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
The fact that the logger still works great.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Seems like a GPT-3 post to me.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Still works great, too! How long until Wayland developers fix this, another seven years?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
It is.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Forget it? It’s the main selling point of Wayland that keyloggers are impossible.
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Wayland Keylogger(github.com)
111 points by Jkvngt 6y ago|119 comments
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3566383 Seems it’s only about 22% of serious crimes which are solved. Of course the beauty of these “facts” is they differ wildly.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Performant is such a terrible word, one of those marketing neologisms that’s somehow made it’s way past the technical barrier. We’ve had better words for generations.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Police barely ever solve crimes. Murder, the most serious crime, is hardly ever solved. There is no fixing the situation with talking to police, how would you fix the system? It would take decades of action on the part of the police to rega
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I have the same issue, Microsoft Visual C++ doesn't help me make my Linux software.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Certain software becomes finished over time, especially POSIX-conformant software. It seems like today's young kids get very agitated if a project hasn't seen multiple commits per hour, but those of us who are a little older and w
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Is this actually true though? It sounds great, but where’s the data? * we need more than just the occasional anecdote to determine if this is a real issue
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Everybody just keep wearing masks. It’s not like we have much of a choice, haha!
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I bought a T25 specifically for the keyboard, the rubberized coating is already wearing off on the palm rest, the screen has this whitish spot that’s brighter than any other part of the screen now, and I found out the stupid thing is held t
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
It’s not a problem, nobody minds if you don’t use it. If it’s in products, it’s not likely you would even find out. Everything isn’t for everybody, after all. A hundred companies and more are running Linux, Theo and a couple dozen people ru
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I have 32GB in my T420s, works great.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Researchers like Joan Donovan?
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Silicon Valley is definitely much more evil than Wall Street.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
To be fair, MS only bought GitHub after it became very popular.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
There is no actual proof that Melvin got out. No.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Monetization of debt means hyperinflation these days. Free, easy money.u
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Technics SL-10 direct drive linear tracking turntable (1979)(technics.com)
3 points by Jkvngt 6y ago|1 comments
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
Bluetooth has unfixable security risks baked into the protocol, it's ideal for OpenBSD to ignore it.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I don't own a cell phone. I ordered a Librem 5 a couple years ago, it'll be my first one. I just don't like the idea of hauling around a GovCorp tracking pod with me.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
The FBI doesn’t protect your data from breaches. On the contrary, they desperately want it and will do what it takes to get it.
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by Jkvngt 6y ago
I guess plenty of people installed Bonzi Buddy too, so this isn’t very surprising.

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