bpbp-mango

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by bpbp-mango 9d ago
I think Australia is a great country and Australians should be proud of our British heritage, institutions and culture. I don't think that's incompatible with reparations or whatever you have in mind for the Aboriginals.
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by bpbp-mango 9d ago
The current government seems to be quite determined to pretend our British heritage isn't a large and important part of us. I don't understand it.
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by bpbp-mango 11d ago
> There’s one honest footnote. nails on a chalkboard. when will agents stop writing like this
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by bpbp-mango 11d ago
can you add RTX cards too please? 5090 and 6000
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by bpbp-mango 13d ago
Is there an open firmware for LGs?
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by bpbp-mango 18d ago
php is probably about as secure as nginx. big old bundles of C
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by bpbp-mango 18d ago
amusing the site is available over ipv6. I suppose ipv6 was around back then, at least.
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by bpbp-mango 24d ago
> Firefox does things to push away users like Mozilla buying up an ad-tech company, collecting data on users, and using firefox to push personalized ads oh ok I'll change to Chrome then surely they would never do stuff like this
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by bpbp-mango 1mo ago
fastmail really needs inbox categorization on the level of gmail
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by bpbp-mango 1mo ago
Agents would be excellent 'on call' team members. able to log in to production and diagnose issues, fix or raise issues, post outages etc.
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by bpbp-mango 3mo ago
a country can change its mind though
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by bpbp-mango 4mo ago
In the age of LLMs it shouldn't be a big deal to migrate any legacy ASP to .net core, surely
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by bpbp-mango 4mo ago
php has a decent standard library and the edit/reload workflow suits llms quite well but I wouldn't learn it if I didn't already know it in 2026
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by bpbp-mango 4mo ago
it doesn't. I've been using fastmail for years and miss this, a lot.
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by bpbp-mango 5mo ago
exactly this. I wrote one of them back then as a learning experience. some of the code I wrote is still intact, incredibly.
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by bpbp-mango 6mo ago
dx2 gang
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by bpbp-mango 6mo ago
I run PowerDNS as both authoritative and recursing at my ISP job. Great piece of software.
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by bpbp-mango 6mo ago
Eich being forced out due to a personal donation was shameful, actually
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Debian to hold project leader elections with only one candidate(debian.org)
7 points by bpbp-mango 6mo ago|2 comments
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by bpbp-mango 7mo ago
I was looking at this repo the other day. Time travel queries look really useful. Impressive piece of work from the AIs here.
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by bpbp-mango 8mo ago
good. image parsing has produced so many bad RCEs.
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by bpbp-mango 10mo ago
I tried to learn perl a few times early in my career, we still had some old perl internal sites and a bit of tooling written in it. I really struggled to find good resources on the web at the time, and most of the perl I was exposed to was
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by bpbp-mango 10mo ago
If you want
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by bpbp-mango 10mo ago
what's wrong with ICE
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by bpbp-mango 10mo ago
I'd start my own ISP for the area
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by bpbp-mango 1y ago
I don't think it works with Windows tracert output edit: edited my windows traceroute to match the linux format and it works nicely. great tool.
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by bpbp-mango 1y ago
what distro did you go with
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by bpbp-mango 1y ago
saved sessions in a tree style with folders would be a nice advanced feature!
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by bpbp-mango 1y ago
I wonder if this will help applications like VPP/DPDK. not sure if the CPU or the lanes are the bottleneck there.
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by bpbp-mango 1y ago
> Perhaps the most popular Linux file system, Ext4, is also getting many improvements. These boosts include faster commit paths, large folio support, and atomic multi-fsblock writes for bigalloc filesystems. What these improvements mean,

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