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by anthk 5mo ago
Innovation it's just another word for the term 'enhanced copy'. Everything it's a copy, except for nature.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Euclid tells me otherwise. Rules, no art, no bullshit. Rules. Humanities people somehow never get it. Is not about arithmetics. Vibe-what? Vibe-bullshit, maybe; cathedrals in Europe and such weren't built by magic. Ditto with sailing a
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by anthk 5mo ago
Archimede was close.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Maybe the transputers will come back.
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by anthk 5mo ago
it's a SpreadSheet by default, and from old times: https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/ses.html Also: https://howardism.org/Technical/Emacs/spreadsheet.html
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by anthk 5mo ago
There's some transputer emulator/OS from Biyubi/the Toledo family (the Nanochess guy): https://github.com/nanochess/transputer First article in the series: https://nanochess.org/pascal.ht
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Shifting the Trap(jxself.org)
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by anthk 5mo ago
Stallman's warning was directed at the browser because that's where, in 2009, the trap was being sprung. It's still being sprung there. But here's the part nobody seems to want to say out loud: the trap's been quiet
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by anthk 5mo ago
Namespaces are a joke under Linux compared ot 9front. The last exploits under bubblewrap ran the same. OpenBSD has OpenSSH pledge'd and unveil'ed.
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by anthk 5mo ago
doas sysctl hw.smt=1
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by anthk 5mo ago
HeliOS and transputers is one of the most interesting systems ever; if you use Golang and/or know 9front and concurrency you'll be at home, because it was concurrent and multicore literally by design where the CPU 'cores&#x27
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by anthk 5mo ago
Also I tried the Dirtyfrag exploit under Bubblewrap for GNU/Linux. It lasted, but finally I got root with a simple 'su'.
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by anthk 5mo ago
A local LLM with GPL compatible input and with options to properly tag the source with a full backtracking of the code? Maybe, but that's not what's happening, but massive license laundering.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Yeah, I'm aware of FSFLA and Linux Libre, but Hurd is not ready yet and it's being worked on with LLM's (something really anti-GNU, as it's propietary SAAS). https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/b
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by anthk 5mo ago
That's 9front where CSP, GeFS and the like are futuristic artwork, kinda like modern DaVinci. We are not ready yet.
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by anthk 5mo ago
I use OpenBSD among Hyperbola GNU/Linux, soon to be rebased from a deblobbed OpenBSD 7.0 hard fork. IT's dumb easy to setup too. Also, I daily use nvi, oksh, oed (a portable ed for GNU/Linux) among Xenocara and CWM, and this
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by anthk 5mo ago
I remember when Phoenix was born because of Mozilla -ex Netscape- bloat. Now Firefox uses far more resources than Seamonkey itself even with all the bundled functionality.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Emacs has cl-lib https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/cl.html
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by anthk 5mo ago
On_ce, do_ce, tre_ce, cator_ce, quinc_e seem to share similar Latin roots with uno, dos, tres, cuatro, cinco...
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by anthk 5mo ago
Haiku has a flat theme.
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by anthk 5mo ago
There were actually filming the same waterfalls from the opposite sides. And OFC the NE director was pretty much aware up to the point of making these references. TP is about showing the actual dark side of the seemingly cozy rural towns an
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by anthk 5mo ago
You can implement Prolog in Lisp trivially: https://t3x.org/lisp64k/prolog.html The linked code runs in this: Unix, DOS and CP/M https://t3x.org/klisp/index.html It will compile for CP/M
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by anthk 5mo ago
This; even Golang for medium sized projects (NNCP, Yggdrasil) have about 8-10 deps on average. Rust's dependency chain it's unmanageable for a distro manager.
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by anthk 5mo ago
From Golang the Rust dependency size it's closer to NPM than Go.
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by anthk 5mo ago
In case of KDE3 Slick icons and the .Net theme, you can try it under almost any distro (and BSD) with Trinity Desktop. https://wiki.trinitydesktop.org/Icon_Sets
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by anthk 5mo ago
> legacy unsafe formats like PDF using safe managed languages, typically JavaScript. Are you ironic? If any JS and v8 have tons of CVE's. Stop being deluded with these hip languages. Rust? you wish. Maybe inferno with proper namesp
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by anthk 5mo ago
Rust wont save you from malicious SVG+JS files, EPS/PostScript files and so on.
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by anthk 5mo ago
I use Dillo for science articles.
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by anthk 5mo ago
Windows 11 randomly crashes the taskbar after resuming my SO's notebook, something expected under the ugly KDE4 alpha days (and the alphas for KDE3 with kicker). But KDE at least recovered kicker (the panel) over after a message. Windo
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by anthk 5mo ago
Reflash the CFW.

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