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by M95D 10mo ago
OK, there are 4 reasons listed there: > Improved compatibility [...] That means scripts/programs written for other Unixes or other Linuxes and ported to your distribution will no longer need fixing for the file system paths of the b
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by M95D 10mo ago
Documented where?
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by M95D 10mo ago
Anyone here working in management/accounting: Is this blog post perfectly timed for some financially important event, anual report, investors meeting or something? I'm very curious to know.
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by M95D 10mo ago
No, it's not (just) Busybox. Quotes from Gentoo: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Merge-usr > merge-usr is a script which may be used to migrate a system from the legacy "split-usr" layout to the newer &q
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by M95D 10mo ago
OK, public decalarations, united, Maduro good, I get it, but will they donate the oil to US companies or not?
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by M95D 10mo ago
Sometime around 2000 someone decided that /bin and /sbin isn't enough to boot and mount the rest of the system, so they added further complexity: an initrd/initramfs that does the basic job of /bin and /sbin. T
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by M95D 10mo ago
However, I wouldn't trust young people, especially the TikTok generation, to be able to properly decide and vote in their own long term interest. (Nor their short term interest for that matter.) Just look at what happend in Romanian el
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by M95D 10mo ago
Embrace, Extend, Extinguish/Exterminate? They already begun the Embrace phase: WSL. The smartest Extend phase they could do would probably be a "Windows" GUI on top of Linux kernel, possibly with some customized locked-down s
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by M95D 10mo ago
And what game would that be? OpenTTD?
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by M95D 10mo ago
Because of AI and it's indirect effects, such as electricity demand.
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by M95D 10mo ago
No, it meant to imply you don't know why AI did it. Don't fret - nobody does.
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by M95D 10mo ago
What image? It's a video processor.
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by M95D 10mo ago
> Can you please explain why [...] I can't read the site - it won't load - but there's one obvious answer to your question: "No. AI did it."
554.
by M95D 10mo ago
What does it even need EXIF for? Or any image formats other than (M)JPEG? This is a typical example of how bloatware increases security risks.
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by M95D 10mo ago
The only one who cares, apparently...
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by M95D 10mo ago
It would also be interesting to know how they plan to balance the grid when the ship plugs is.
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by M95D 10mo ago
Wine on top of X / Wayland isn't good enough. It needs to be Wine (or loss32) directly on top of the Linux kernel, started as an init.
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by M95D 10mo ago
Much more likely they'll invade Belarus, then Letonia, Estonia, etc. well before they invade Moldova.
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by M95D 10mo ago
Just make sure you won't get one of those implants that cause metal toxicity / dementia: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00402-025-05869-x
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by M95D 10mo ago
Changing or repealing the law is against the law by definition. It would be a catch-22 to change any law if it became illegal to vote against it.
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by M95D 10mo ago
A couple? I only see one.
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by M95D 10mo ago
Capitalism evolves into Crony Capitalism just as Communism evolves into Dictatorship and Tyranny, Feudalism evolves into Serfdom, etc. I'm just surprised it lasted this long...
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by M95D 10mo ago
A politician can't be investigated or prosecuted for doing his/her job, no matter how badly incompetent or evil it is. If a judge would have the power to do that, then it indirectly gains the legislative power which breaks the sep
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by M95D 10mo ago
I was expecting to see a tablet/phone in the top place: repeatability = 5, length of play = 5, clean up ease = 5. I know it's bad to give a kid a tablet, but the scoring used in the article is that bad it didn't award any p
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by M95D 10mo ago
> all who voted yes would then be marked, with repeated offenders being investigated and potentially charged with attempted treason. Not possible by design in any country. Democratic countries would invoke separation of power, authoritar
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by M95D 10mo ago
> [...] bureaucrats think. You have an error in your reasoning.
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by M95D 10mo ago
I wish they had 2-3 standard DIN slots for player/nav instead of that horrible phone/tablet mount.
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by M95D 10mo ago
There are no more machines over which we still have control.
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by M95D 10mo ago
... if only html and css would support paged rendering ...
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by M95D 10mo ago
Can I ./configure it completely out?

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