PlutoIsAPlanet

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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Curious how that works given the kernel has no stable kernel<>kernel ABI.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
From personal experience, although it was about a decade ago, my doctor referred to it as Aspergers but put it down as high functioning autism. This was in the UK though.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Wasn't the old old Windows Update a web app that used ActiveX?
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
The other biggest example of PHP usage I can think off is Wikipedia. Whilst PHP is considered dated now and the language has many faults, you can't critic how easy is to get started (drag drop files in a directory and you're done)
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Some people believe sex and gender are different things and gender is just sex based stereotypes. These views are legal and in the UK considered protected. You wouldn't call someone transgender if they didn't believe they were tra
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> nevermind root. The apps have unrestricted access to your filesystem under the same privileges as your user Easy to get root anyway, just add an alias to sudo to .bashrc and whenever the user follows an online instruction guide into fi
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> Why would you give those apps root access? You shouldn't but you install debs/rpms from the internet which get root permissions during install.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
IMHO is a downstream maintainer is going to change a package in a way that doesn't have the intent of the upstream project, it should be published under a different name and that maintainer deal with all bug reports caused by their mod
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> little thought given to privacy and security They do think about privacy, they just want you to have none.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Yes, the windowing system requires such to prevent applications with less privileges spying or controlling those with more. On X, it is possible for an exploit in a browser to gain root if you have an application opened as root. Although su
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
I believe the only other systemd components required for systemds service manager are journalctl and udev. for relatively obvious reasons
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Adblocking on YouTube is a security requirement given how much fraud and malware is advertised on YouTube. I'll disable my AdBlocker when YouTube stops trying to sell me crypto currencies from supposedly Elon Musk.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
It's also bad for the planet as it artificially restricts the lifetime in which a board can be used.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> This fact only seems to bother one of the groups. Because people think other people who they're not paying should not be allowed to rely on systemd for things and support other service managers.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
So only people who know how to code should be allowed to setup and configure system services? What an awful way to gate keep computing.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
It can cache in-memory using RocksDBs caching mechanisms.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Someone has combined those things to port Pledge to Linux. https://github.com/jart/pledge
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
An issue is that they're sold as a way to stop your ISP tracking what you're doing. But why would I trust a random company with this information over an ISP, who yes aren't always angels, but at least are somewhat accountable
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
I'm all for keeping the ECHR but this will just give further ammo to the argument that the ECHR has over extended its original remit.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Its also worth checking out kvrocks, which is a redis interface on top of rockdb that's part of the Apache project, and very well maintained.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Because in this day and age on Fedora, there's practically zero difference between sbin and bin. You could separate it I guess correctly between system-only bins again, but you'd break existing software that's hardcoded sbin
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
In the state of immutable distros that use a modern image format (so not Android), /usr is read only and managed by the system only anyway. imho we should go the entire way and move /home to /var/home, so anything other
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Same way Google has turned the other way when it comes to fraudulent ads on YouTube. It's obvious that Elon Musk doesn't want to sell me crypto, how an automated system made by one of the largest technology companies in the world
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
Can we put a massive wall around the middle east? let them destroy eachother
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> which was the poor response to emails The email said it wasn't up for discussion.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> while you can client-side render, it takes more of that CPU budget I wonder how Reddit gets indexed given its client-side rendering is painfully slow.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 2y ago
> Oh, and the fact that Vaxry slagged off Lyude publicly in his blog for good-faith enforcement of the code of conduct From what I see they both slagged each other. Again though, I'm asking for where's the spreading of hate.
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 3y ago
I did some rookie testing between KVRocks and sableDB using Redis Benchmark KVRocks PING_INLINE: 171821.30 requests per second, p50=0.183 msec PING_MBULK: 173310.22 requests per second, p50=0.191 msec SET: 115074.80 requests per sec
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 3y ago
To be fair, in Asian countries they have a different concept of things such as nationality and race, and often they are combined. Such as China, someone born to Chinese parents in America can be seen as both Chinese and American. If someone
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by PlutoIsAPlanet 3y ago
It's just racism with the excuse that it's "progressive" or "liberal" when its not. Both sides of the political spectrum have extremes.

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