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by SSLy 2y ago
> I wonder why can't we have a fully open source e2ee that would be easy to use? what would you say about simplex's UX? https://simplex.chat/docs/guide/readme.html
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by SSLy 2y ago
moscow invaded them after WW2 and caused their power class to rot.
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by SSLy 2y ago
At my former job the (then) CEO said outright that forced WFH mandated in 2020 actually brought some minuscule improvement in general process efficiency.
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by SSLy 2y ago
> I use it for ripping CDs may I introduce you to cyanrip or EAC? https://github.com/cyanreg/cyanrip https://www.exactaudiocopy.de/en/index.php/resources/downloa...
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by SSLy 2y ago
> a standard persistent key/value store( )* systemd-kvdb
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by SSLy 2y ago
Yes, and they have less BW than this solution.
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by SSLy 2y ago
There isn't any standard to put that kind of RAM on DIMM-like slots.
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by SSLy 2y ago
no, the timezones can be very very long north to south
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by SSLy 2y ago
1. Information Collection 1.1 Required Permissions Location: Used solely to determine local sunset times; location data is not stored or transmitted
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by SSLy 2y ago
> NAT-PMP https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/blob/c31d90b59ffb3910b6... > PCP seems like vaporware
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by SSLy 2y ago
maybe generic implementations of crypto primitives and math kernels.
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by SSLy 2y ago
they could impound you while on a layover in UK (not that you'd ever want to do that)
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by SSLy 2y ago
I might add the last term into my vocabulary now.
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by SSLy 2y ago
Myanonamouse
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by SSLy 2y ago
Do you mean "Rancher" Rancher, or Rancher Desktop? Those are two different things. I have found the latter to be a Just Works™ app that's miles ahead of Podman Desktop. Now, that one is a mess.
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by SSLy 2y ago
> mirrored everything into a registry at a big cloud provider https://cloud.google.com/artifact-registry/docs/pull-cached-...
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by SSLy 2y ago
Is the term also fine to use when trying to include the BIPOC citizens?
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by SSLy 2y ago
I've been using that term on and off. This was the first time someone came forward saying it's incorrect. I don't disagree with your assessment of my intentions, but it wasn't that usage, it was the politics part.
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by SSLy 2y ago
well, yeah, iphones could be bit more open, and I wish they were. But there's no real way for UK to force Apple into adding backdoors into that .
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by SSLy 2y ago
Thanks for the clarification, I'll switch to the other term in the future.
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by SSLy 2y ago
No, you can use iTunes to make a local backup too. It was a thing long before iCloud.
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by SSLy 2y ago
Dublin?
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by SSLy 2y ago
Because the USAnian companies kept lobbying to keep the Patent Office working that way.
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by SSLy 2y ago
I've played them all in order and also think 1503 is the stand-out
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by SSLy 2y ago
stock kobo has two epub readers. trash one from adobe used for drmed files and stock epubs, and an actually good one for use with KEPUB files. There's a calibre plugin to make the conversion upon push to the device.
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by SSLy 2y ago
that's been happening for years even
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by SSLy 2y ago
Spaghetti is eaten with spoon and fork…
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by SSLy 2y ago
Ah, alright, I see.
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by SSLy 2y ago
why are you arguing with a person you agree with?
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by SSLy 2y ago
hckrnews luckily ignores the flaggers and shows this and all related posts

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