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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Killing children and justifying this form of murder by calling them terrorists takes a higher toll, imho.
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
IMHO it just needs a better case. The watch itself is fine - the bulky case it comes with, not so great.
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
The peripherals are great until you realize there's a dirth of software to use with them .. like, GPS is fun and everything, but not if all you've got is the coordinates .. I really love the idea of LoRA in a watch though, so I ho
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Watchy fits the bill: https://watchy.sqfmi.com/ I have one, its a bit bulkier than I'd thought it would be, but its a fine piece of timekeeping ..
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Tracking wasn't necessary in her case, she was already talking to Israeli forces prior to being murdered. They knew where she was by direct personal observation, which was then used to target her.
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
It is par for the course in the UK and Israel, too. Oh, also Australia.
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
This is a great idea and I concur with your line of thought - there is room for expression in the realm of number representations .. have you considered building an ImHex plugin that would illustrate your point? The use of octants is parti
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
+1 for ImHex - I've had a lot of fun with Pattern Language lately .. its quite fruitful to, for instance, have an AI take a few headers worth of input to produce some PL code which highlights all the things very well. For a while I al
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
For sure, but if you don't have any friends, don't discount the value of using tools such as CoBlis: https://www.color-blindness.com/coblis-color-blindness-simul... .. to get an idea of the impact of your UI desig
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
This is a really interesting accomplishment - I am also working heavily on reproducible builds for my firmware projects, and .. lo and behold .. the package manager key administrivia is the final bone to be broken. I wonder if Arch leading
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Oh, that is fascinating, I'd love to hear you went back and got a bit more of a serious response from archeologists than your 10-year old version did. ;)
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
I need raw SCSI I/O to be virtualizable in the linux context, so I could run a Windows app (yes it already works in Wine), and have it 'see' a SCSI device as if it were real hardware. Wines WNASPI32.dll is really just a facad
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
/off to fire up Windows95 on the Octane2 and get me some hot Linux action ..
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Oddly enough, I could kind of use this right now. I have some software which used SCSI (Adaptec WNASPI32.dll) calls to administer a device over the SCSI bus .. would this Subsystem be usable for that, or does it still require I build a WNA
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Did you get any pictures of the carvings? Maybe in the time since, its worth re-evaluating them with a new set of eyes and findings. Usually its about the lichen growth on/around the carvings, right? Was a lichen study done?
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Any politician can say anything they want - but where is it official state policy - i.e. actually documented?
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by aa-jv 6mo ago
Okay, warmonger: Your nation is the #1 cause of terror and war in the world. I shouldn't expect its citizens to be anything less than war-mongers, nor should I be surprised at the passive-aggress vitriol that gets triggered into bein
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
Ukraine decided war with Russia was worth the cost that would otherwise have been imposed on it by Russia, during negotiations. Both nations chose war, because their cultures require it . >Immigrant to Europe To me, this reads as a ban
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
I'm not trolling - its pretty evident that diplomacy was not effective and that the decision was made to go to war, whatever the cost - because thats what happened. The diplomatic effort to save over a million men from needless massacr
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
Yes, and I also believe that the Western mindset is stuck in a collective dialectic which disallows honest discussion on the subject, because in fact Europe has a lot to answer for on the topic of war, recently, and there is a lot of profit
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
I believe that Europe is currently led by warmongers, and yes, that Finland is currently caught in the throes of war profiteering.
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
Ukraine also showed the world how to utterly fail at finding diplomatic solutions to ones problems.
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
Great tips, added to notes.txt for future use .. Another one I do, is: $alias gss='git for-each-ref --sort=-committerdate' $gss ce652ca83817e83f6041f7e5cd177f2d023a5489 commit refs/heads/project-feature-d
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
Better a diplomat than a warmonger. Lets hope there are saner heads in Finland as such methods become more and more relevant.
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
.. maybe not, but that nokia 1100 with tons of backdoors isn't getting any updates any time soon, either ..
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
List them. Every single incident.
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
You speak like a butthurt kiddo who doesn't like to be reminded that there were, actually, good practices before you came along and denigrated them with your own condescending dribble. OP is correct in pointing out that the bloat is a
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
I have a few projects which rely on npm (and react) and every few months I have to revisit them to do an update and make sure they still build, and I am basically done with npm and the entire ecosystem at this point. Sure, its convenient
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
No maybe, definitely! :)
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by aa-jv 7mo ago
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