M95D

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961.
by M95D 1y ago
Unabomber2 ? How many people know how to make a CPU?
962.
by M95D 1y ago
We had power for a very long time before silicon. Generators are just big coils of copper. Substations too. Solar won't work without silicon, but anything with a spinning coil of copper would. Voltmeters would need replacing with the o
963.
by M95D 1y ago
This is all because of web standards playing catch-up with implementations instead of the other way around.
964.
by M95D 1y ago
But isn't that waste required for soil to remain fertile?
965.
by M95D 1y ago
For those who think DNS-over-HTTPS can't be blocked: just disable routing and use a whitelist filtering proxy server instead.
966.
by M95D 1y ago
Was AI really needed?
967.
by M95D 1y ago
I don't see how this is better than lilo.
968.
by M95D 1y ago
We really need to move from "user accounts" to "application accounts".
969.
by M95D 1y ago
You're right. It does. I never thought about it until you asked.
970.
by M95D 1y ago
Saving to text file is inefficient. I save sqlite databases using VACUUM INTO, like this: sqlite3 -readonly /path/db.sqlite "VACUUM INTO '/path/backup.sqlite';" From https://sqlite.o
971.
by M95D 2y ago
I like it. :)
972.
by M95D 2y ago
No other scripts. Hide the link to the bomb behind an image so humans can't click it.
973.
by M95D 2y ago
What did the bots do?
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by M95D 2y ago
Could server-side includes be used for a html bomb? Write an ordinary static html page and fill a <p> with infinite random data using . or would that crash the server?
975.
by M95D 2y ago
I would make it an invisible link from the main page (hidden behind a logo or something). Users won't click it, but bots will.
976.
by M95D 2y ago
I wonder if I could create a 500TB html file with proper headers on a squashfs, an endless <div><div><div>... with no closing tags, and if I could instruct the server to not report file size before download. Any ideeas?
977.
by M95D 2y ago
And in that case, the problem would not be discovered until 1) someone opened a bug report, which rarely happens, because any competent user would just disable auto-updates, and 2) that bug report would be investigated, which also rarely ha
978.
by M95D 2y ago
When the revolts eventually start, the rich already ran away with the gold.
979.
by M95D 2y ago
Because basic controls belong on the steering wheel or at least physical buttons that you can find while looking at the road.
980.
by M95D 2y ago
> Rather than relying on a built-in infotainment system, you'll use your phone plugged into a USB outlet Absolutely horrible. 3-4 standard DIN slots with simple plastic covers would let users install anything they want: a 2-DIN play
981.
by M95D 2y ago
It was David Graeber's theory is that the government indoctrinates the people with the ideea that protests won't change anything, even when they actually do. (I wish I could give a quote, but I'm unable to find anything - dam
982.
by M95D 2y ago
> Anubis uses a multi-threaded proof of work check to ensure that users browsers are up to date and support modern standards. OMG! Yet another firewall telling me what browser and OS to use.
983.
by M95D 2y ago
There's a novel, video game and film: Parasite Eve.
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by M95D 2y ago
You want to switch tracks while the trains passes over them? Imagine what would happen if the switch fails!
985.
by M95D 2y ago
I wanted to try Coreboot/Libreboot too, but I couldn't read the damn chip with a clip. I probably need to unsolder it but I'm afraid I'm going to break it permamently and I care too much about this laptop.
986.
by M95D 2y ago
> "the simplification plan will focus on reporting requirements for organizations with less than 500 people" I consider this extremely bad! It should be based on revenue, not people. I can imagine extremely big data trading com
987.
by M95D 2y ago
I wish they would combine the GoboLinux file structure with Gentoo Portage. Slotted packages in Gentoo seems so primitive compared to Gobo and Gobo would benefit a lot from having all the Portage packages.
988.
by M95D 2y ago
I belive it's a chicken/egg problem. A new card won't be accepted anywhere so no buyers will want one, and vendors won't implement a new card unless there are enough buyers to be worth it.
989.
by M95D 2y ago
Yes, that the current trend in the western world. Money is all that matters. There's only lowest accepted quality. Anything above that is a waste of money, profits that are lost. Nobody wants masterpieces. There is no market for that.
990.
by M95D 2y ago
That's almost entirely correct, with one exception: > It fits the personality profile of not wanting to learn new things. 'systemd haters' learn a lot. They learn how to write manual boot scripts, set up mdev instead of ud

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