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The KKK was formed in 1865.
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Been using DDG for years and as time goes on I use !g less and less. I use it so rarely now that I'll probably forget it exists as an option. Love using !w, very convenient.
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And his farm has above-average yields compared to other area farms, but also way higher profits. Brown Ranch practices Regenerative Agriculture. If I was president I'd ask Gabe Brown to run USDA.
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> Artwork of the moment That's so cool! I love undeadly but it's great to also have this website, with interesting content I wouldn't normally come across. I'd have no idea that OpenBSD was installable on Gandicloud
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Great read, and congrats! This was pretty cool: > More than 180 individuals authored commits to the source code repository, out of more than 130 persons were first-time committers. Both numbers larger than ever before. > we learned t
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5y ago
Be Here Now by Ram Daas.
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> I sourced test images from: > In total, this amounted to 336 test images. Nice post, it's good to have data like this! For PNG images I crop with GIMP (magnified to 800% so I can cut down to the pixel), then reduce the color de
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Lightyear announces –$34,000 solar electric car
(electrek.co)
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Yes, thank you! This idea of "propagation" is a pet-peeve of mine. It's a widespread misconception and hopefully more people will see this post since understanding how DNS works is important foundational knowledge.
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5y ago
Yardwork: splitting firewood, adding material to the compost bin, spreading arborist wood chips, planting or harvesting plants/trees, etc.
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Sometimes after a DNSSEC outage, DNSSEC fans will say "see, this is exactly the kind of attack DNSSEC protects us from!" Except there was no attack, just a misconfiguration (easy to do with DNSSEC).
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Nice to see WireGuard support moving forward, and an update to recent OpenSSH. They were running an OpenSSH that was 3 years old (7.9 was released in October 2018).
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This change appears related to the CDN, Fastly. For example I see that cdn.openbsd.org (also Fastly) now has a AAAA record.
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I think Intel will be a pretty different company in 10 years, as we're on the verge of ARM becoming the dominant architecture. It's already indisputably #1 in phones, it's moving into PCs, and AWS even offers ARM.
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This looks like shrinkflation, the practice where a product is reduced in size and sold for the same price. It's very common in packaged food products. There's one key difference: > Facebook/Instagram ad prices are alrea
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Since timeout(1) was imported I can pkg_delete coreutils, nice. Lots of other goodies too.
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A New Global Study Refines Estimates of Rooftop Solar Potential
(news.climate.columbia.edu)
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I stopped doing production FTP about 20 years ago. Now I use rsync over SSH, or SFTP.
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I like dithered images and appreciate the author's post. If you don't, but you want your webpages to load fast, look into WebP and AVIF images. Load them opportunistically using the html5 PICTURE tag - no JS required and no worry
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> “After the end of this year, the extension will be in ‘maintenance mode’ for 2022,” said Alexis Hancock, Director of Engineering at the EFF. > Maintenance mode means the extension will receive minor bug fixes next year but no new fe
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Microorganisms have been eating organic material (including flesh) for eons. It's not only completely normal, but also hygienic and good. They've been living on Earth for billions of years. We are new, they are not.
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The best resource I know of is the book Drawdown, edited by Paul Hawken, available in print or online. It includes short essays on things we can do and includes impact rankings and cost savings for each. One of the many things I like about
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Note that the above post-quantum key exchange method was removed in OpenSSH 8.5 (released March 3, 2021) in favor of a newer one: sntrup761x25519-sha512@openssh.com So if you add the previous one to your server config, sshd may fail to star
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This is the kind of thing that keeps me running OpenBSD-current - super excited to see this in snaps! Awesome work!
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Very impressive performance: > While performance is quite good right now (~7.5Gbps TX on my small test box), not a lot of effort has yet been spent on optimizing it > Jonathan Tooker reported to me that, on his system with an Intel AC
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In the 80s I used an Apple //e to print loads of things with Print Shop. It was a joy to use and seeing the screenshots brings back great memories.
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Editorialized title. Original is "‘There are a lot of parallels’: FBI Director Wray compares ransomware threat to 9/11." Also, the FBI being able to "break encryption" doesn't follow from the article text of &
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Nice to see contribs from a variety of people, Haiku is definitely not a one-person project. Lots of respect for their community. > The new font is Spleen, an open source monospace bitmap font designed by Frederic Cambus. Super cool! Tha
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I've been using DDG as the default search for years and this is the first time I've been disappointed in them. DDG: don't let disappointment gain momentum because it's hard to stop.
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Tesla files trademark for restaurant services
(electrek.co)
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