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by Lammy 1y ago
> Without a universal standard The universal standard is Dublin Core (IETF RFC 2413 / ISO 15836) `dc:subject` “Unordered array of Text” stored in an XMP (ISO 16684) sidecar file: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by Lammy 1y ago
> What could be mistaken for a planet is actually a quark or, more specifically, a down quark, an elementary particle that is a major constituent of matter: they give life to every complex structure we know of, while also being one of th
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by Lammy 1y ago
> Am I misreading the docs? Yes, but don't feel bad, because this seems designed to be confusing and easy to overlook. See the privacy policy: https://tailscale.com/privacy-policy#information-we-collect-... “When yo
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by Lammy 1y ago
> only 1.7 requests per minute for a whole network? Connections != Requests Telemetry consisting of an open/close event pair would be, like, one entire SSH session, or one RDP session. Even HTTP has supported Keep-Alive since 1997.
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by Lammy 1y ago
> How did they react to Headscale? I must’ve missed the announcement. They hired the dev: https://tailscale.com/blog/opensource#the-open-source-coordi... Fun fact: Tailscale have an almost-assuredly-accurate count o
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by Lammy 1y ago
> screwed up and made the admin UI and SSH accessible via the WAN port Fun fact: Supermicro motherboards do this by default too if you don't connect anything to their dedicated BMC network port: https://www.supermicro.com
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by Lammy 1y ago
> a 4:3 LCD screen (the same as a PSP) I assume this is a typo for 4.3", because PSP is definitely 16:9 and photos of the Evercade look to be as well.
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by Lammy 1y ago
On Android you can long-press a confusing icon-only button to get a Toast with a textual description.
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by Lammy 1y ago
> If anyone can find the archive link to the original Here's the full list: https://web.archive.org/web/20220712161524/https://bytepoint... Here's this particular entry: https://w
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Universal ATA Driver for Windows NT 3.51–7 & ReactOS with PATA/SATA/AHCI Support(alter.org.ua)
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by Lammy 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41543425
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by Lammy 1y ago
> There's probably a way to do it under QEMU/Proxmox. But I haven't dug deep enough to figure it out myself Maybe one of the same utilities commonly used to work around this same issue on Windows 95? Amn Refrigerator (form
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by Lammy 1y ago
> Disk size: 4GB. I could not get it to format a boot drive larger than this. > Bus/Device: SCSI. IMPORTANT: Do NOT use IDE. It will be slow noticeably slower and for some reason leads to file system corruption on NT4 guests desp
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by Lammy 1y ago
That's the first table row, the 2019 version. Click the link in the second table row to get the 2015 version without donation.
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by Lammy 1y ago
There's nothing wrong with Mega
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by Lammy 1y ago
> rather like a more serious shot at the ROX desktop ROX-Filer is still to this day my file manager of choice for any X11 system.
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by Lammy 1y ago
I'm not talking about the company's effectiveness in selling sugar-water with the branding attached; I'm talking about the branding's effectiveness at being remembered. A person wants to criticize some unrelated UI desig
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What is the point of branding but to be remembered? It worked!
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by Lammy 1y ago
> However, this article has a lot of "Pepsi Logo" vibes So wildly successful that we're all still talking about it even though they don't even use that logo any more?
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by Lammy 1y ago
This article is focused on the freight aspect, but Amtrak operates a passenger Auto Train too. Danny Harmon has a great video about the unloading process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYlWBWlS4t0
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by Lammy 1y ago
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by Lammy 1y ago
>look inside >Google Analytics
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by Lammy 1y ago
I could not give a stronger recommendation to play NieR Automata if you're info this
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by Lammy 1y ago
> there was lots of public transportation There could have been a lot more. The 1929 IND Second System expansion plan is depressing, especially the parts where provisions are already built: - https://www.vanshnookenraggen.com&
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by Lammy 1y ago
> What’s the real reason My links are worth clicking: http://radicalcartography.net/bayarea.html https://goldenstatswarrior.substack.com/p/the-great-migratio...
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by Lammy 1y ago
And here's a citation — Engineering Report: Rapid Transit for the San Francisco Bay Area, June, 1961: https://www.bart.gov/sites/default/files/docs/50-years/1961-... “The San Francisco Downtown
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by Lammy 1y ago
Fun fact: the reason it's like that is because both levels were envisioned for BART usage before the Peninsula lines got cut. In the original design both levels would have been the same fare area and you would have been able to walk be
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by Lammy 1y ago
Relevant: https://twitter.com/mcmasterdaily
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by Lammy 1y ago
Here you go – I took a look on a Mac OS 9 VM, and the System suitcase is what you want; MENU resources; resource ID -16489 on here but expect that to vary by version. Select the menu item you want and you can set a “CMD Key” in the bottom r
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by Lammy 1y ago
I miss this era so much. > Turns out this action didn't have a keyboard shortcut until Mac OS X? Didn't know that! Edit your Finder and/or System with ResEdit and you can add or change any keyboard shortcuts you want.

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