M95D

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by M95D 1mo ago
You should see Norton Speed Disk for Windows defrag a DriveSpace volume! It's two step process.
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by M95D 1mo ago
I can't be absolutely sure, but I don't think this is true. This company [1] I'm paying 2euro/month to, AFAIK is not subsidized and never was. They already spread fiber and cable long before we joined EU (in 2007) and I
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by M95D 1mo ago
You're talking as if most people care... They don't. My father can't read any emails I send to him because his inbox is drowning in ads. A coworker ask me to fix her phone where apps crashed all the time. It was full with hun
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by M95D 1mo ago
I tried to use it, but it didn't remember the "no" answer. Every time I loaded a page, the same confirmation for the same cookie was presented again and again.
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by M95D 1mo ago
Good for them! We, europeans, already have fiber everywhere and unlimited 5G mobile internet for 2 euro/month.
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by M95D 1mo ago
Median person?
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by M95D 1mo ago
Does anyone know if they fixed the number-interpreted-as-date "feature" they copied from Excel?
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by M95D 1mo ago
That's because lots of investment money go in treatments, not diagnosis. Diagnosed patients are captive consumers. They will pay to get better. AI has the potential to help a lot with diagnosis, but considering that many relevant dat
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by M95D 1mo ago
But you still need properly structured data to run statistics on it. LLM won't help. You can't say in an article that "ChatGPT said it's significant, so it must be true."
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by M95D 1mo ago
Redundant. ESP32 already has an internal RTC, with its own separate CPU and memory! https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/stable/esp32/...
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by M95D 1mo ago
> Until I start seeing excellent work from other countries' 170th-ranked universities, I'm not worried about them poaching a few researchers from us now. But can you see their work in the usual places you look? Do your favori
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by M95D 1mo ago
It's probably more for the rich people: planes, boats, cruise ships... private island...
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by M95D 1mo ago
Want to know the real tragedy here? Those deaths could be prevented if the hospital had better software and procedures. Like some other people noticed, malaria is rare in Germany. Doctors would not think of this diagnosis until it's to
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by M95D 1mo ago
A couple of years ago I finally bought my WinRAR license and I also asked for a serial to use in DOS RAR, the tool I used as shareware for decades.
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by M95D 1mo ago
Not impressive at all. Think about the span of 30 years until Win95! In 1965 we didn't even have CPUs. Transistors and ICs were at their very beginning. "Network" meant a teleprinter.
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by M95D 1mo ago
1) Most businesses in capitalism are owned by investors, not by workers. They are not democracies, not even in communism where they are supposedly owned by everyone. 2) Cooperatives are what you are looking for. Why aren't there more
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by M95D 1mo ago
I wonder if anyone looked for vulnerabilities in the TCP/IP stack or DOS redirector.
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by M95D 1mo ago
Yes there is. Simply don't boot it or execute the virus. There is no autorun in MS-DOS, you know...
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by M95D 1mo ago
I learned (can't remember where) that I should try to rotate the cooler a little bit, with the mounting clamp still on, before undoing the clamp and removing it. I still have a working Athlon XP / KT133A with ISA under my desk.
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by M95D 2mo ago
If it was possible it would have happend by now.
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by M95D 2mo ago
Would you please stop inventing more ways to enshittify the world?
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by M95D 2mo ago
I wonder if maybe EU could do something about this. A law mandating that all results must contain quoted search text?
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by M95D 2mo ago
You don't need sudo for trace under the same account. You can even attach a debugger and read all app's memory. Virtualization is another thing entirely. But if you want it that way, then why not simply start a second X for the un
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by M95D 2mo ago
Does Signal save history? Or does it save your encryption keys in a file? If it does, then a compromized program can just read those files directly. No need for X, no need for a GUI, a simple console app can do it. More, a compromized app c
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by M95D 2mo ago
> A director who is the creator of the project must have to get rights from every camera/mic operator. No, because they're already paid to do that job. And a director is paid too - he doesn't have any copyright for his wor
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by M95D 2mo ago
> AI generated logos do not enjoy copyright protection But they can still be registered as trademarks.
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by M95D 2mo ago
It is, but nothing can be done about it. That's how Linux permissions work. Any app running as me can execute any other app I have permissions to run. It can pipe stdin/out/err, trace it, etc. Why should the desktop apps be d
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by M95D 2mo ago
It is, but my argument is that better security is not needed ! There is only one user. All apps are his/hers. Linux security inside a user's session is bad in general. It all started in the '90s from the principle that all i
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by M95D 2mo ago
OK, but does any of that invalidate my argument?
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by M95D 2mo ago
What courts? You think you can sue someone like Putin or Kim and ever see the light of day again?

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