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by bestouff 3y ago
"Au large" means far from the coast, off to sea.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Looking at the oil ? On an electric vehicle ?
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by bestouff 3y ago
This story has been flagged. I'd like to know by whom.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Seeing the astounding number of CVEs in C++ code everywhere, everybody needs training wheels.
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by bestouff 3y ago
We don't have the same definition for "vital".
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by bestouff 3y ago
Didn't Boing already lose to Airbus ?
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by bestouff 3y ago
Coincidence. Mine has used generic toner for nearly 2 decades.
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by bestouff 3y ago
I hope he feels bad about this. What he did was terrible.
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by bestouff 3y ago
In MYC.
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by bestouff 3y ago
> In one study, bigmouth buffalo had stronger immune systems than younger fish. Or maybe only fishes with a stronger immune system get older ?
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by bestouff 3y ago
> The Post Office agreed to settle out of court for £58 million. The subpostmasters' legal costs amounted to £47 million, leaving them with only about £20,000 each. Something's obscenely wrong here.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Note that they seem to only appear in processed food. That's kind of OK of you cook yourself apparently.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Last time I had a look at it Redox didn't (even want to) implement Linux ABI compatibility.
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by bestouff 3y ago
"Ally". The US has not exactly always been friendly to Europeans.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Except it's way less discoverable. The BASIC prompt was all you got on some 8 bits computers, so it made playing with it almost mandatory. Also everything was way simpler (less abstractions layers, no network) to grok for a young kid.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Yes and yes.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Cats kill even more creatures than what they eat.
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by bestouff 3y ago
About 200 leagues
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by bestouff 3y ago
They already did that; in France we have e.g. "Valence TGV" which is a secondary train station far from anything, whereas Valence already has a train station in the city center. All other major cities have the same thing now.
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by bestouff 3y ago
What is the issue with a proprietary OS ?
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by bestouff 3y ago
Mine sucked completely. It is not me at all. I wish I could post images easily to show how far the avatar is from the original.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Doesn't work here (Firefox 115.2) Paddle doesn't move.
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by bestouff 3y ago
I've got a Zoe. It's fantastic - simple, efficient, that thing just works.
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by bestouff 3y ago
I have a very old (more than 10 years old) Brother HL 2130 that still works like a charm. I changed the toner only twice, I added an RPi behind it to have it network-enabled. Also one of my best purchases !
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by bestouff 3y ago
You guys exist IRL ?
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by bestouff 3y ago
PTP is nearly always proprietary. It's very configurable and has to be configured to work. So there are many sets of settings called "profiles", defined by various industries for their own needs. They're not completely
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by bestouff 3y ago
They control the OS so people won't sideload other apps or, god forbid, port LineageOS on "their" devices.
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by bestouff 3y ago
Blender has something else. Loads of money compared to Gimp.
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by bestouff 3y ago
USA already does this.
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by bestouff 3y ago
How do you think that "cat /proc/cpuinfo" works ? Edit: to be clear, the PCIe BIOS subsystem runs some firmware on the host CPU.

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