Suzuran

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by Suzuran 4y ago
With all due respect, that's not my problem. I am supposed to be innocent until proven guilty. My rights are not supposed to be stripped from me without due process. What my neighbor does is irrelevant. The fact that a wrong is common
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by Suzuran 4y ago
There IS something wrong with it - It's not the software the author likes, which makes not hating it a personal attack against the author.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
TIL the illegal actions of a few entirely negate the civil rights of the masses.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Chicken Chicken Chicken: Chicken Chicken
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by Suzuran 4y ago
A not insignificant number of people consider rejecting their PR to be a direct personal attack.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
I envy you.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
This makes the unwary buyer a victim of the thief as well. All the more reason to brick stolen devices and make them unsellable by the thief so they can't victimize more people.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
When a thief fences stolen goods they don't magically become un-stolen.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Unfortunately, all things must become a license issue if licenses are to be taken seriously. License compliance is a binary condition, you either comply completely or fail.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
I should be safe; The switch is still set to More Magic.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
My point was that the support for 486 was being kept due to its embedded applications and not so someone with a 486-based desktop PC can expect to build a modern distribution on it and achieve full functionality equivalent to a modern machi
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by Suzuran 4y ago
This has more to do with the 486 (or clones of it) having adoption in embedded platforms that run Linux than Linux being reluctant to let support for old consumer-oriented hardware die. For example, Linux doesn't even bother with attem
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by Suzuran 4y ago
The survey says "Emacs", not "GNU Emacs".
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by Suzuran 4y ago
I am mildly annoyed that I am not allowed to report that I am using Emacs version 162.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
I actually have it, but I haven't had the chance to play with it yet. I still have most of a moby to repair.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
BLISS is ignorance!
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by Suzuran 4y ago
It took a couple years for the current Touhou Wiki to gain traction over its former Wikia site. I want to say this coincided with Google changing PageRank to give less weight to large numbers of links from sites in the same second-level dom
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by Suzuran 4y ago
I was temporary host after the move. We had IPs from Wikia's office network vandalizing pages afterward. They literally paid people to vandalize us because we dared detract from Lord Jimbo's holy ad revenue.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Around here you don't keep ANYTHING in your car unless you want your car broken into. Not even small change.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
She advocated for something incompatible with the complete prohibition of the C programming language, which is a far greater crime than the theft of any physical object.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
300 feet/90 meters or so or so? It was a fence running along the property line adjacent to two buildings. I remember there being enough room to park a couple tractor-trailers between them, so 300 feet sounds about right.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
All of Ukraine is the intended target.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
"extremely robust" is no joke. I once saw someone win a bet by successfully running Arcnet over a barbed wire fence.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
I am an American citizen and a former dialysis patient, now kidney transplant recipient. I have watched in-center dialysis machines reboot during treatment, show the old "Energy Star" BIOS logo, and then boot Linux... Felt kinda b
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by Suzuran 4y ago
If the sole justification for your position is "It's not illegal", that's not a good look.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
...in addition to all the other reasons we currently find to withhold medical care from undesirables.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Having experience with both, the big win with Discord vs. self-hosted services is that I don't have to directly fight the losing war/arms race vs. organized spam.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Ah, I didn't know that. As for the code on Bitsavers, I'll have to check that out. I should have expected there would be something there - Al is a gem (albeit a cranky old gem), and I wish he'd get more love.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Please read his response of about 30 minutes ago, it's a few replies up. It's not what you think.
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by Suzuran 4y ago
Upvoted for the effort of responding in verse, very nice. That rubbed me the wrong way too. Even the hackers at MIT documented their hacks, they even wrote up a memo explaining a bunch of them so others could understand and build on them -

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