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by blueflow 2y ago
> It’s a side show, and a distraction from the main business I'm pissed this is accepted as normal for the IT sector, while in railroad engineering and aviation (where human lives are at stake) you'd get your licenses and certi
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by blueflow 2y ago
What about HN? What about make-firefox-private-again.com? Go through the HN frontpage and the links. Thats why i'm sure you are wrong.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> This just means that 99.99% of the web will instantly disappear. 99.99% of your web.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> widespread rootkit level malware and they are trying to stay ahead of the curve Microsoft is within US-legislation. So a three-letter agency already has the keys and their spyware is a signed UEFI module.
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by blueflow 2y ago
RPi has a nice community, but some of its drivers still set TAINT_CRAP on Linux.
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by blueflow 2y ago
After like 5 paragraphs without any red string or point being made i gave up. Is there any connection between the title and the text? It feels like some good AI talking random tangential things.
937.
by blueflow 2y ago
Be conservative in your software choices. If your software stack relies on a few off-the-shelf Debian packages and nothing more, you are pretty safe.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Not FAT, but something even more rudimentary.
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by blueflow 2y ago
I used to have a Nagios, but after years of continuous uptime (except for planned maintenance) i felt it was not worth it. If your tech stack is simple enough and runs on VPS'es (whose physical availability is responsibility of your ho
940.
by blueflow 2y ago
Few features - yes. Easier to implement - absolutely not. The first sector has 9 different formats that cannot be reliably distinguished and are partially incompatible / overlapping each other: https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by blueflow 2y ago
Honestly, if someone made a YT video about me with a thumbnail like this, i would sue for defamation, too.
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by blueflow 2y ago
And they are eaten in Brazil and India as well, so contact with Simians is not specific to Congo.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Why are so many primary outbreaks in Congo? Or central Africa in general. Is the hygiene/medical situation there extra bad or something? Edit: Serious question. Why not Brasil or India, which i would assume to have comparable environme
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by blueflow 2y ago
That's not easy, if you do a ssh -vvv you will see that its a long forth and back of negotiations and information exchanges.
945.
by blueflow 2y ago
This is pretty low stab and i agree that it is no better than a personal attack, but... the person enforcing the CoC has pronouns in their bio while the person who got banned doesn't. Again.
946.
by blueflow 2y ago
low quality bait.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Yes. Negative. Being an expert in a field and thus being sensitive to semantics and autism are orthogonal.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Yes and i said "IBM PC"...
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by blueflow 2y ago
Not directly, but making bootable images is much easier if your firmware is stateless and does not require setup with efibootmgr.
950.
by blueflow 2y ago
For you two: The IBM PC was the first PC and had a 8088 CPU. OS/2 and Xenix were for the 286 and up. If you make virtual memory a necessary attribute to qualify as OS, there were no OS for the original IBM PC as the 8088 had no support
951.
by blueflow 2y ago
Or name the features directly: "my first OS with multitasking and memory management"
952.
by blueflow 2y ago
Where does that come from that a fraction of computing history is dismissed as "not a real OS" ? Did "real" OS's exist for the IBM PC?
953.
by blueflow 2y ago
Are these tests genuine or did ChatGPT scrape them from unnamed academic papers?
954.
by blueflow 2y ago
And I'm saying that countries like North Korea, unfortunately, don't collapse.
955.
by blueflow 2y ago
> Such a society must inevitably collapse. No evidence for that.
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by blueflow 2y ago
> Or when was the last time you had to build a specific image for a x86_64 laptop? iwlwifi firmware blobs..
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by blueflow 2y ago
> UEFI on the other hand you just build one image and it works everywhere. Thats the theory. Practice looks like that: https://lore.kernel.org/linux-efi/20200907170021.GA2284449@r... If Vendors couldn't get the
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by blueflow 2y ago
Something that came into my mind while reading your comment: There is a link between the "just world fallacy" and "creating an exclusionary environment". The just world fallacy is a mis-thought to justify CoC abuse. Abus
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by blueflow 2y ago
Dare to link it?
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by blueflow 2y ago
"far from innocent" - in my eyes more of a statement about you than about Peters. I'd be worried what I would be guilty of in your eyes.

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