Zardoz84

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by Zardoz84 3y ago
but not in the vacuum. At 60C on the moon, the water is just gas and would leave the moon a long time ago.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
perhaps the real problem really is those who are paying depressed wages to desperate people.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Wonderful dystopia we are creating
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
I had a work companion that was using Chrome rendering the text in a really ugly way on Windows. We never discovered why it was doing that. It only got fixed when the sys admin updated to Windows 10.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Oh, wait! There is a sequel!
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
> OMG! Jetpack from Adept Software is still available?! https://www.adeptsoftware.com/jetpack/ I love that game!
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
don't forget that in 96-98 we had S.u.S.E as the fourth biggest distro. And I remember that YaST managed dependencies with RPM in a user friendly way. Back in 1998-99 was my favourite distro because of that.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
discover -> install Steam Work flawless on Debian 12
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
oh, nice improvement!
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
I like to use a shortcut for that : nnoremap <silent> <Leader>tl :let _s=@/<Bar>:%s/\s\+$//e<Bar>:let @/=_s<Bar>:nohl<CR>
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
My little one liners : removing trailing spaces : :%s/\s+$//e replacing tabs for spaces : :%s/\t/ /g
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
No. Any device to measuring resistence ALWAYS have a minimal value that can measure. They can never measure exactly zero ohms.
433.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
Because (like someone explained very well in another HW notice) you can't measure zero ohms. Any device to measure resistance ALWAYS would have a minimal value that can measure. It's far more easy to detect superconductivity using
434.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
> Microsoft Office Do you know Libre Office ? Also, don't have these horrible ribbon thing interface.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
Madrid had a similar situation with the trains stations. However all they has been connected by rail and metro. Main connection it's the train tunnels from Atocha-Recoletos-Nuevos ministerios-Chamartin and Atocha-Sol-Nuevos ministerios
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
> And then there’s Babylon 5. Those effects looked a little crude, then really crude, and now… kind of weirdly cool and artistic and ahead of their time. (The show’s approach to real-physics spacecraft maneuvers and modeling came to infl
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
You know that there were various civilisations in hot climates long before the industrial revolution: Aztecs, Maya, Egypt, Indus Valley, Mesopotamia, Mali Empire and many others in Africa, America, south Asia, etc...
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
btrfs is for when you want simple RAID (DON'T USE RAID5/6) and/or snapshots without he complexity of using zfs.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
No body mentions here the end of Dinosaurs TV television ...
440.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
you could have bookmarked a permalink before the site moved to using https
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
A fact check tool that asks to Google and Bing about if something it's true... it's a joke, not ?
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
On Linux machine I can access and find my files fast. And without any indexing running on the background. Shit... even I could run the OS from a rust HDD and be usable without pain. Windows10/11 without an SSD it's painful slow.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
forget Windows NT on a 600Mhz CPU. My Amiga A1200 runs AmigaOS and launch programs from his old rust harddrive, faster that Windows 10 or 11. Everything feels more faster and fluid. And is a machine running at 20MHz with a few megabytes of
444.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
i had to put a CAPTCHA system on a public register form for digital libraries, because they were getting spammed by bots.
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
> Because of the number of registers and 512 bits width, it takes a lot of space in silicon. This makes it costly, and so is reserved for more expensive CPUs. > Had it been limited to, or also offered in a 256 bits version, this instr
446.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
Looks that there is a en masse migration to Raddler and Lemmy
447.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't agree with you. Quake 2 was the BEST Quake
448.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
but IRC was never controlled by a unique corporation/business. Was community driven
449.
by Zardoz84 3y ago
Probably many will not like that IG/Meta own our pictures and do devious things with it, line using to train AIs, etc
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by Zardoz84 3y ago
> I don't believe in censorship Umm... I like to know how would be handled stuff like : * People putting fascist propaganda * Praising a massacre * Fake news * Harassing post against other users * P0rn

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