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US police three times as likely to use force against leftwing protesters(theguardian.com)
68 points by Panino 6y ago|29 comments
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by Panino 6y ago
I can only respond to your words. If you don't like my choice of bulb, then do your own math and show it like I did. See what watt bulb (not bulbs plural, or moving the goalposts even further, an entire bathroom) it takes for your as
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by Panino 6y ago
> I think once you do the math > Literally forgetting to turn the light off in your bathroom twice a month 8h * 5W * 2 = 80Wh per month (Unless you're talking about using incandescent light bulbs, which would be like using a 4mpg
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by Panino 6y ago
This is my favorite release since 5.5, and is the codebase that finally pushed me to start running -current. Thank you OpenBSD developers! 2020 sucks and I feel so fortunate to WFH managing things that run on OpenBSD. If you're doing
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by Panino 6y ago
That quote refers to the intentional use of Comic Sans, not the overall site design. The OpenBSD project is semi-famous for intentionally using Comic Sans to repel people who seem to be more interested in fonts than in writing code.
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by Panino 6y ago
> purposefully ugly I've been using OpenBSD for about 20 years so I feel like I can talk about this issue. If you browse web.archive.org for old copies of the www.openbsd.org site, you'll notice that the current design is from
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by Panino 6y ago
> Haiku is extremely POSIX compliant I once needed help compiling software with an unusual build system, on Haiku. The fix was trivial and purely to the app's build system, and the Haiku devs were friendly and helpful. It was a very
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by Panino 7y ago
If you're asking how to create a municipal fiber ISP, take inspiration and guidance from existing success stories. It'll vary depending on the state and culture and require multiple steps. If telecoms have already bribed the stat
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by Panino 7y ago
The big telcos have always been horrible and they will never change. I used to work for a small provider in that industry and always hated USWest because of that experience. They will never change as long as they exist, whatever name they
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by Panino 7y ago
I use WireGuard on OpenBSD and Linux and it is just simply beautiful. THANK YOU Jason for writing it and to everyone else who has contributed code, testing, money, whatever. I believe WireGuard will become the most widely used VPN above IPs
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by Panino 7y ago
I tested this exploit against an unpatched OpenBSD 6.6 machine and it works with the default mbox delivery, but not with maildir delivery (as hinted by the syspatch message). So if you use maildir delivery like me, you weren't exposed
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by Panino 7y ago
This article is very short but (some) early commenters appear not to have read it, and most subthreads at this moment started from them. Here are some of the important points from the article: > This was due to a decrease in coal plants
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by Panino 7y ago
And when there is no personal action in favor of a thing, consider how difficult it will be to pass legislation in favor of that thing? Imagine if all EVs, all good hybrid cars (e.g. Toyota), all vegetarianism for environmental reasons, roo
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by Panino 7y ago
According to the article, Ethiopia was 30% forested at the end of the 19th century, and is now at only 4%. What's unnatural is the current state, and reforesting will help correct that. Something to note is that the point isn't fo
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by Panino 7y ago
Also in Colorado here! I got an "All Season Solar Cooker" - plenty of Youtube videos showing it and other options in action. I also just finished making a toy solar oven made from cardboard, aluminum foil and seran wrap. It gets u
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by Panino 7y ago
All options need to be on the table. It's crucial that when someone spends their time and energy on a project that's good but not your preferred strategy... just let them . Put your energy into advancing your own goals (instead o
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by Panino 7y ago
> Doesn't Chrome send your entire browsing history to Google as well? Most browsers/users do, essentially. When a person searches Google for example , results are links to Google that redirect to the target sites. Try it, mous
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by Panino 7y ago
Impressive. I know Firefox uses NSS (its own TLS library) and not OpenSSL, but this article makes me wonder if Mozilla would consider using rustls in FF as Rust handles more and more of the FF code. Maybe it says something that NSS has fe
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by Panino 7y ago
If there is fraud here then I think it would be committed by Ryanair. There are essentially 2 transactions to consider here: 1. Boeing-Ryanair: both parties know this plane has been rebadged and have agreed to it. There is no deception. 2.
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by Panino 7y ago
I once helped out a project which involved talking to a landfill operator. They mentioned that deer like to drink the water pooling in the landfill and theorized that it tasted "sweet." Of course, hunters then kill and eat these d
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by Panino 7y ago
> Probably the most effective thing is going to be an ad blocker. If for some reason I was unable to use an ad blocker then my web browsing would drop to such an extent that you could say I no longer used "the web" but rather a
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by Panino 7y ago
As far as deserts go, here is Geoff Lawton using permaculture to grow fruit and other trees in Wadi Rum, Jordan, a desert that gets just 17mm of rain per year (less than an inch). They use only permaculture and greywater to achieve this fe
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by Panino 7y ago
Accessible websites are higher quality websites. The article mentions SiteImprove, a commercial service that can be used to assess website accessibility. But that's not appropriate for everyone. Want to improve yours but don't
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by Panino 7y ago
> Lawnmowers suck up gas and pollute the air: Every year, U.S. homeowners spill about 17 million gallons of gas while filling up mowers. I have a Fiskars "reel mower" that doesn't use any gas or oil, though it's not g
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by Panino 7y ago
That is a fair point, for sure. But I don't think it's the whole story. What about this: Noticing and remembering people's faces, clothes, tics, etc. when they walk up to you. Also you have blanketed the planet in cameras t
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Boeing 737 coming from Guantanamo Bay slides off the runway into a river(cnn.com)
1 points by Panino 7y ago|0 comments
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by Panino 7y ago
This article is very short but does a good job touching on an aspect of his life. To anyone interested in John Francis, consider reading his book Planetwalker . It's beautiful, unique, and inspiring. Think I'll read it again so
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by Panino 7y ago
> I backordered the domain as a spectator, but for kicks & giggles, I dropped in a bid around $2,200 ’cause I was confident I’d be outbid. It's funny and beautiful how a moment of whimsy ends up being a fulcrum point in his life
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by Panino 8y ago
A good way to take part in increasing the number of trees, if you own your own home, is to improve the state of your shade trees. The trees absorb atmospheric carbon while also reducing home temperatures in summer, which in turn reduces th
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OpenSSH 8.0 Released(openssh.com)
1 points by Panino 8y ago|0 comments

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