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by billfor 8mo ago
.\setup.exe /product server /auto upgrade /EULA accept /migratedrivers all /ShowOOBE none /Compat IgnoreWarning /Telemetry Disable
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by billfor 9mo ago
It's flagged because its historically not Hacker News. Many of the newer accounts seem to bias towards using this forum as a "reddit" to discuss how much they hate the current administration or their mental issues. The techn
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by billfor 9mo ago
Parasite Museum in Tokyo: https://www.kiseichu.org/e-top
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by billfor 10mo ago
Is it a 13 or 16? I have a Intel gen 12 framework 13 and it feels solid except the display is a little wobbly. The original display tended to swing in a heavy wind a bit much, but they improved the hinge at some point.
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by billfor 10mo ago
San Fransisco looked at replacing their metal ladders with wood and decided to keep making the wood ones. Sometimes there's good reasons to keep the old material, the least of which is that metal conducts electricity. Unfortunately the
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by billfor 11mo ago
gopher over http: Seems like firefox et al removed support for it years ago.
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by billfor 11mo ago
- Cancel Netflix - Make food at home - Stop going to Starbucks - Fix it yourself - Don’t upgrade your phone I have money and I do all of these things. It's got nothing to do with being poor. More of just a bes
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by billfor 11mo ago
You get this for free if you upgrade to Debian 12. It's in the repos.
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by billfor 11mo ago
To be more specific, it shot down a balloon from a hobby balloon club, which is built similar to a child’s balloon insofar as it has the same material. On the heels of the Chinese balloon incursion it might be understandable why they would
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by billfor 11mo ago
Probably not I have a septic system.
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by billfor 11mo ago
I went to my Costco right before they banned phosphates in the dishwashing detergent and got a pallet of Cascade with 5% phosphates. People looked at me like I was was crazy. I'm still going through my pallet 15 years later and my dish
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by billfor 11mo ago
Iptables uses nftables under the hood.
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by billfor 11mo ago
It's interesting that the index hole is not on y-axis, if it is actually used to allow operations. I used all my SS 5.25" as DS just by flipping them I think, and they just worked. You weren't supposed to do that, but all th
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by billfor 1y ago
Correlation is not causation. For example, 2008 was also the beginning of the Obama tern. He was pretty polarizing, even in those days.
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by billfor 1y ago
Having less people .
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by billfor 1y ago
Someday they will realize that we are still in an ice age.
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by billfor 1y ago
There was a company called DAK in the 80's that sold all sorts of interesting stuff and I still use my BSR EQ-3000 which is an equalizer with a spectrum analyzer display fed by a microphone that you walk around the room with to confirm
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by billfor 1y ago
This NAS, a lenovo ix4-300d, came with Seagate drives (ST1000DM003), so its whatever the SMART 240 counter (Head flying hours) means to Seagate I guess. I just interpret it as "not parked", so it could be doing anything, but this
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by billfor 1y ago
No the entire thing is on a UPS and uptime routinely will say something like 800 days. I also have a whole-home generator so I'm hoping it stays on forever ;-) I also back it up online through IDrive and take frequent local backups so
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by billfor 1y ago
I have a 13 years old NAS with 4x1TB consumer drives with over 10y head flying hours and 600,000 head unloads. Only 1 drive failed at around 7 years. The remaining 3 are still spinning and pass the long self test. I do manually set the hdpa
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by billfor 1y ago
All I need is to (easily) enable hibernate to work on Linux when booted with secure-boot, and to be able to set the scroll speed of my touchpad!
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by billfor 1y ago
FreeTaxUSA is great and web based.
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by billfor 1y ago
How will this work for government clients that need a secure environment?
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by billfor 1y ago
Assuming this is not hosted on your home system, since ISPs may block the ports and also most of the dynamic ips allocated are blacklisted, the issue with postfix is that its difficult to have a single set and forget config if you intend to
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by billfor 1y ago
I'm not clear why they didn't continue the treatment to see if it prevented the monkeys from dying at all?
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by billfor 1y ago
You can forward any ssh traffic based on the domain name with SNI redirection. You can also use that with, lets say the nginx stream module, to run ssh and http server on the same port.
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by billfor 1y ago
I thought the issue with suspend on Linux was that swap had to be encrypted, but you could do it without kernel changes. There are some instructions here: https://techblog.dev/posts/2023/08/encrypted-swap-part
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by billfor 1y ago
Fox news doesn't have a broadcast license. ABC does. As with redistricting, democrats are limited because things are already biased in their favor. Broadcast networks are all center-left at this point, if not then show me one major br
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by billfor 1y ago
But it’s not just the government even assuming your comment about the first amendment is correct. Sinclair + Nexstar are about 80% of the stations and they both refused to carry it, so there’s a financial component. I believe their affiliat
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by billfor 1y ago
FCC aside, how is it any different from ABC canceling Rosanne Barr because of something she said? They may cancel whomever and whatever they want, which in the past has been due to pressure from the outside, justified or not. https:/&

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