M95D

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by M95D 2mo ago
Why is a Norway tanker in the Hormuz strait? I thought they were exporting oil, not importing it.
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by M95D 2mo ago
I'm no sysadmin, except for my own systems, but I think that the vast majority of systems are fixed-config for their entire lifetime. Deployed once on VM and stays the same until it's no longer needed. So every sysadmin can just s
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by M95D 3mo ago
You'd be surprised to know. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/3389176/Cincinnati-90-Form...
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by M95D 3mo ago
> Ever company used to have to make its own decisions about what logging solution to use. Each one had its own configuration paradigms! Every single daemon had some kind of bespoke /etc/init.d/ script that had its own rule
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by M95D 3mo ago
I'm still using sysvinit without anything on top (the default would have been sysvinit + openrc, but I dropped openrc, too complicated for my needs). I find it a lot easier than learning systemd, or learning anything else. To find ou
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by M95D 3mo ago
Romanian here, living close to the border (~30km). There are no big forests nearby - we're safe. Some wheat fields might catch fire, but sometimes we do that intentionally anyway.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Commercial interests tend to progresively degrade the quality of the news if there are no state-funded news channels. They publish more and more unverified "facts", conspiracy theories, tabloid news, AI slop, AI images instead of
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by M95D 3mo ago
I've been using SpaceMonger (220 KB) since... Win95 I think. https://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=150
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by M95D 3mo ago
A classic Tuttle/Buttle teleprinter mistake.
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by M95D 3mo ago
> Does it organize your content? There is a delete function (if enabled in options), but generally no - files stay where they are. There is a searchable library where files are sorted into various categories. I never used it much, though
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by M95D 3mo ago
Nope. I still don't get it. (Maybe because I'm too old for this stuff?) > think of it as Netflix for which you provide the media yourself. Netflix is a provider of content. If I have the content, why do I need a provider for? &
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by M95D 3mo ago
At this point all govs would just regulate it to mandatory.
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by M95D 3mo ago
> I no longer work on 98.css and I haven’t in a really long time. My only contribution to the project is monitoring the repo for high-quality pull requests. If I get one, I briefly scan through the author’s profile to make sure they’re n
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by M95D 3mo ago
I use Kodi. I never used Plex or Jellyfin. I'm not even sure what they are. They look like media players, but... over the network? I don't really understand how that works. In a web browser? Why whould anyone run a media player in
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by M95D 3mo ago
Most mercury products are forbidden in Europe. https://environment.ec.europa.eu/topics/chemicals/mercury_en
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by M95D 3mo ago
> Transmission lines are pretty harmless Debatable. Some studies found this: https://emfradar.com/articles/power-lines-childhood-leukemia Then some other studies mostly invalidated that. https://www.natur
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by M95D 3mo ago
Hanging-by-a-thread capable. Netflix plugin for Kody is unmaintained since last year and all the other major services are supported by a single guy from Australia (probably). I'm not aware of other ways to stream on Raspberry.
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by M95D 3mo ago
They stored nuclear waste in a salt mine? OMG! But I'm not against nuclear power. Even with the increasted cancer rates, solar and wind are much more deadly - many workers die by falling off the roof.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Ironically, when I overclocked my system beyond it's limits, WinXP would crash on boot, but Win98 would boot just fine and (sometimes) crash later, during the game.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Come on, it's not that bad! Children today barely read anyway. And even if they do, they won't understand what 1984's fuss is all about. Surveilance is normal. Censorship is what their parents have been doing since they were
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by M95D 3mo ago
It is becoming shit. There is no need for ssh to integrate with logind and even less reason to interact with dbus or any desktop components. Unix philosophy was there for a reason. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_p
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by M95D 3mo ago
You can't tax all land the same. Food will get very expensive.
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by M95D 3mo ago
I'm not from US. How is federal gov. spending on seniors? AFAIK, there are no state pensions. Or am I wrong?
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by M95D 3mo ago
Very interesting. I didn't know about them. But I still think it's impossible on an asteroid. No nitrogen, very little sunlight, wrong temperature, zero pressure, etc. They are already at their limit on Earth .
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by M95D 3mo ago
Unless the capacitor breaks down before it's charged, one of the main problems discussed in the article.
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by M95D 3mo ago
Life as we know it until now has big difficulties outside goldilocks zone. It would theoretically be possible to make microbes (or fish?) that float high in Venus atmosphere, if we put money into 200 years of research, but no way life as we
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by M95D 3mo ago
> 2. Is there a credible inorganic-only pathway for electrical insulation and semiconductor packaging? What about glass, SiO2?
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by M95D 3mo ago
And where do you get reviews that are not farmed / AI?
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by M95D 3mo ago
You should read about the other ones...
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by M95D 3mo ago
You can and should train your immune system, but not by fighting the enemy. Train it with a sparring partner - a vaccine. Many people think that viruses are as benign as common flu (influenza), or common cold (rhinoviruses), because that wh

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