ZhongXina

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by ZhongXina 2y ago
> the risks of playing outside today are equivalent In Ukraine they are / will be for many years.
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
No, we definitely don't want "automatic IPSec" (especially IPSec!), or really any enforced encryption at the network level, even if it's something sane at this moment like WireGuard. Look at old VPN protocols or authen
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Who is downvoting this? Among the large Linux distributions, ZFS is only really supported by Ubuntu, and even that is on the level "Canonical lawyers reviewed this and believe they're safe". If the unmentionable company eve
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Why should it matter? It's an extremely niche technology that's only interesting to some home users . I see no reasons why other users should care about a RAID level they're not interested in. (I don't use btrfs or any
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
You're saying it like it's an absolutely good thing. Some (many?) users would rather pay the cost upfront in compilation time (doesn't really matter if it's AOT or JIT) than pay the same cost many times over through a si
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Better for what? Quickly churning out short-lived code to get the next round of funding, definitely. Writing (and _supporting_) "serious" projects over the long term, which also require high performance and/or high scalabilit
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
It's an understandable reaction against a loud and aggressive (political) minority we've been seeing for the past four years. Thanks for the link, this finally pushed me to support the developer.
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Which two decades? They haven't even began trying to fight advertisers. There are a few browsers with aggressive ad blocker shipped out of the box; Firefox is not one of them.
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
This https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kvass is pretty popular in many former USSR states, and can be easily made at home. I have no idea if you will like the taste, I'm used to it from childhood. It has 1-2% alcohol
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Precisely, ease of writing , not ease of reading (the whole project, not just a tiny snippet of code) or supporting it long-term.
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Allegedly, supposedly... About 60 years ago, Hunter Thompson called out these words as propaganda devices that let you say anything about anyone you don't like without taking any responsibility for it. Nothing has changed in the journa
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
afaik, your want of relatively fresh software with few patches excludes pretty much everything there is, except for really niche stuff. All other major options with good commercial support have been mentioned by siblings; I'll add Debi
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
RHEL ecosystem is no less patched than Debian and its derivatives. Especially the kernel has only some resemblance to its stated version.
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
I wish people would stop recommending Rocky. It's a ticking time bomb IMHO caused by their decision to not play nicely with Red Hat and go for questionable tactics like renting temporary RHEL instances to download premade source packag
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
It was still the norm in Uzbekistan until just a few years ago, but with cotton instead of potatoes. Not anymore AFAIK.
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by ZhongXina 2y ago
Jaka Parker. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDcfiEX__cA