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by M95D 4mo ago
> What they actually do with the footage is anyone's guess. We already know what they to with the footage. https://www.reuters.com/technology/tesla-workers-shared-sens...
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by M95D 4mo ago
What were the other conditions he had? Was the fracture caused by bone cancer? How old was he / was his fracture healing with a reasonable chance he was going to walk again?
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by M95D 4mo ago
So now hate the government is a hate crime?
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by M95D 4mo ago
They could have used 16 bit segments with no overlap. It would have a 16 bit offset register + a 16 bit segment selector register with the top 12 bits reserved (always 0). 16 bit software would run as usual in a single segment, while larger
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by M95D 4mo ago
But if it's using ML, then why not recognize ads and mute them completely?
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by M95D 4mo ago
I didn't see that. Link?
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by M95D 4mo ago
Don't talk to the police - advice given to university students by a lawyer and then by a cop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE If this isn't trustworthy, I don't know what is.
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by M95D 4mo ago
Too late. I'm pretty sure it's already not allowed in many countries, including most of Europe. They wanted to ban hijab/burka, but that would be discrimination, so they banned all face covers: ski masks, balaclavas, "V&
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by M95D 4mo ago
It wasn't out of the ordinary at the time. See C64 floppy drive CPU.
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by M95D 4mo ago
IMHO, they (the students) should have walked out in protest of Android lockdown, AI, google ads, enshittfication, spying, profiling, and 100 other reasons the Google CEO is directly more responsible than having Israel as a client. I'm
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by M95D 4mo ago
> This is an effective form of protest. No, it wasn't. I don't think 200 students is a significant proportion of audience. (BTW, bad reporting for not giving a % estimate.) This is a gross lack of solidarity. If this was to hap
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by M95D 4mo ago
> used some particularly noteworthy search terms as they were scanning for data to steal. They included such esoteric topics as [...] a viral disease that spreads from mosquitoes to humans. > the very specific pathogen, “Chikungunya,”
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by M95D 4mo ago
Configure it with CONFIG_PANIC_TIMEOUT=0, or add "panic=0" to kernel parameters, or "echo 0 > /proc/sys/kernel/panic".
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by M95D 4mo ago
[Removed bad comment. Sorry.]
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by M95D 4mo ago
IIRC, it ran a script as init process that set up the network cards, set up iptables, etc. and then just exited. Kernel would panic (the "init was killed" panic), but the network would still be functional. Automatic reboot on pani
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by M95D 4mo ago
Yeah, but there's a problem. Do do something actually useful, the program would have to access some data: network, disk, some sensors, etc. Network alone means scanning PCIe for the network card and configuring it, disk access needs co
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by M95D 4mo ago
I... fail to see the point of running just one process. If it's just a PoC, then: 1) I remember seeing a linux firewall/gateway set up to run with just the kernel, without any userspace at all. Completely unhackable. 2) To print s
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by M95D 4mo ago
> answering call with a button (like Volume Up) Are you sure? I didn't find that option on FP3.
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by M95D 4mo ago
BTW, if anyone is interested, there's a TLS patch for Nokia S60v3 and UIQ based on mbedtls. Makes mail work again. https://github.com/JigokuMaster/Symbian-TLS-Patch
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by M95D 4mo ago
No RomPatcher+ and InstallServer patch?
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by M95D 4mo ago
I'm not the person that you replied to, but I have. I bought a FP3 and it's waiting in my drawer until the last 2G network goes down. I'm using my N86 until then. I want/need a phone that I can answer with one hand witho
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by M95D 4mo ago
N95 was considered a smartphone at the time.
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by M95D 4mo ago
I still have a MB with just a USB 1.1 controller. I would hate it if the USB stopped working after this fix. I think a config option for the delay would be best.
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by M95D 4mo ago
Could you fix some bugs? Please?
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by M95D 4mo ago
I had the impression they can amend and repeal them. I was wrong.
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by M95D 4mo ago
1: If you want to protect user's privacy, you collect no personal information, so GDPR doesn't apply. 2: You do that. 3: Since your platform collects no private information, they get nothing from you. If they collect private infor
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by M95D 4mo ago
> The EU Parliament cannot pass, change or repeal laws. I suggest you verify that.
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by M95D 4mo ago
I still use an X60 Tablet for travel, mostly as a terminal for the machines at home. Original CPU is good enough for VNC+Wireguard. AFAIK, there aren't any CPU/MB upgrades for X60/61 Tablet. I still like it because of the 4:3
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Soft scrolling on framebuffer consoles – with GPM Handling(archives.gentoo.org)
2 points by M95D 4mo ago|1 comments
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by M95D 4mo ago
A gem hidden in a mailing list. > kernel patch which enables soft scrolling on Linux tty's with <shift><PgUp> and <shift><PgDn>, and also enables the GPM mouse utility on those scrolled regions. > Attached

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