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India's major airlines on 'verge of closing down' as high fuel costs sting
(scmp.com)
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What I have done to maintain the integrity of my Time Machine backups (to UnRAID, via SMB): For the "sparsebundles break" issue: * Back up to multiple targets. I use both mbentley's Time Machine Docker image (only one backup
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Conversely, the last time I checked a couple of weeks ago, it was impossible to find any USB4 external SSDs on Amazon; only USB 3.2.
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Yes. Thanks to the Earth's gravity well, it is significantly less energy-intensive to deliver 100kg of mass from the moon to low Earth orbit, than to launch the same amount from Earth. This is the reason for SpaceX's recent pivo
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> It _is_ performative (not sure it's nonsense) because it doesn't actually do or intend to do anything. It's cheap. Yes, that's my point. Once some risk—however small—came to be of land acknowledgements within New Br
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>I bought it with high hopes, but my Zip disks turned out to be so convenient and spacious that the VHS-backup need never arose. It's good to hear, in retrospect, that you were able to use a storage medium that did not even exist wh
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Related 2023 discussion (22 comments): < https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38523736 >
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The same performative nonsense occurs in Canada. Land acknowledgements are the ultimate in virtue signaling; once they actually mean something, they suddenly end. Two overlapping tribal claims in New Brunswick cover 100% of the province. Th
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How reliable did you find VBS?
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It's amazing, the things that can be done without what we would consider modern technology. The 8-bit Guy recently released a video asking "What if everything still ran out vacuum tubes?" < https://www.youtube.co
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Actual original post: < https://reddit.com/r/datahoarder/comments/1sljeh6/my_isp_is_... >
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Then your point doesn't make sense. As I said, musicians who die early (again, excepting rappers) usually die from self-inflicted causes, not violence from others. What is the connection between this and violent attacks on AI and/
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>How about all the rock stars killed over the years With the exception of rappers, most musicians who die early die from overdoses, suicides, and such (the "27 club" < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/27_Clu
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Aids Info Disk: a playthrough of the first-ever ransomware
(marnetto.net)
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Commodore so slowly and ineffectually improving on the OCS didn't help, but the original sin of the Amiga was committed in the beginning, with planar graphics (i.e., slow and hard to work with, even setting aside HAM) and TV-oriented r
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The first 80286-based system (IBM PC AT), 80386 (Compaq Deskpro 386), and 80486 all had people writing about their suitability as servers, with the consensus's implication being that normal people didn't need them. The Pentium is
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Checking in on 'Marathon' a Month After Launch
(forbes.com)
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Anthropic Model Scare Sparks Urgent Bessent, Powell Warning to Bank CEOs
(bloomberg.com)
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>So Homer Simpson was right in the end. Indeed. Proof that beer builds gut strength: < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OrrEzyKXUnk >
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CVE-1999-1218 – Amiga Unix allows access to files using finger
(exchange.xforce.ibmcloud.com)
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I gave Copilot the other day my Elisp code, and it asked if I wanted improvements. Upon my approval, it immediately produced a revision that added two new, useful features and worked out of the box. Very impressive.
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Even if they are included, they wouldn't join up. More British Muslims joined ISIS than the British military. < https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/19/magazine/her-majestys-jih... >
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>why only locals, but no migrants? Even if they are included, they wouldn't join up. More British Muslims joined ISIS than the British military. < https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/19/magazine/her
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The US draft included non-citizen legal residents, such as Howard Stringer. < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Howard_Stringer >
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MIT study challenges AI job apocalypse narrative
(axios.com)
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This is where I got the URL from.
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Q148637: Windows 95/98 Overwrites Boot-Sector Field on Floppy Disks (2001)
(jeffpar.github.io)
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Edited by me from "Air India flight from Chicago to New Delhi returns hours into journey after rags, clothes and plastic bags clog toilets"
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Air India flight from US to New Delhi turns back after clogged toilets (2025)
(cnn.com)
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Russia goes after VPNs as 'great crackdown' gathers pace
(yahoo.com)
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