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by cafeinux 2y ago
I can't install anything on my work computer (for obvious reasons) but outbound ssh is not blocked. NetHack through SSH it is for me.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
They mean "fraction" as in "part", the same way that an arm is a fraction of a whole body. But it's more about the words we use in everyday language than about mathematical definitions. Also, I think I remember that
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Don't get so hung up and sarcastic. They were stating a fact that some people may not know yet need to be informed of when using these services (for various and personal reasons, not all linked to feeling guilty). As they said, they&#x
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by cafeinux 2y ago
This kind of thing amazes me. Radio is such a simple, yet omnipresent, technology that even something not made to listen to radio can accidentally catch and play the signal like an actual radio player would. I sure hope it's never goin
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by cafeinux 2y ago
My gaming laptop is something like 11 years old and still runs the games I'm interested in with really acceptable graphics. I have installed Pop!OS on it and the combo Steam+Proton is great. I've kept my Windows 10 partition to ru
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Are pat/matronymic surnames still used in the Feroe Isles? As I specifically know at least one dóttir , namely Eivør Pálsdóttir (which I love listening to, especially when she sings in Faroese).
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Thing is I didn't even read anything promoting either monotheism or polytheism, or anything of the kind. Yes, Catholics are in awe looking at that face they love, good for them, but paleontologists could just be in awe of the facial re
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by cafeinux 2y ago
What are you actually talking about here?
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by cafeinux 2y ago
I don't even understand how having a business magnate and CEO of multiple USA companies can get a job in their government without being obligated to resign from their CEO mandates and without it just being plainly illegal. At least whe
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Reminds me when in school I had to do a presentation about ways to defend against malware. I showed a few software examples (among other things) and ended with "the most powerful anti-malware ever, compatible with every other anti-malw
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by cafeinux 2y ago
According to Wikipedia, it was a server-side language, that NetScape adapted to client-side and renamed JavaScript a few days before go-live, to piggyback on Java's name and please Sun Microsystem shareholders. Then people created node
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by cafeinux 2y ago
> IMO Well you're not helping so you're not entitled to that opinion.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
https://relay.firefox.com/ may be a tool for that. I never used it, as I use a catch-all, but may use it in the future.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
May I ask what E-mail provider you use? Or do you run your own mail server?
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Retro games are either played through emulators (ScummVM, DOSBox, etc.) or bought secondhand on physical media. Indeed both are offline and replayable forever and ever (granted that you back up the physical media you acquired accordingly).
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by cafeinux 2y ago
I don't mind a "viral" title for a good article (not those kind of "You won't believe what this woman did to..." or other clearly clickbait titles), but of course, you don't know before clicking if it&#x27
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Being viral, for content, is not always bad: it can make an otherwise boring or tedious subject engaging and enjoyable (and on the other side, a fun subject might appear boring if badly written), which I think is what this article is about
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by cafeinux 2y ago
When will come the day a TPM deletes itself after n wrong passwords, we will feel a great disturbance in the force, as if millions of IT support voices suddenly cry out in terror, and are suddenly hit with "my cat walked on my keyboard
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by cafeinux 2y ago
For me it works in Firefox, on mobile that is (didn't try it on desktop). But it worked once. It guessed "spiderme" in ~22000 tries, but ran for longer than my patience allowed (and I'm very patient) on "hderhfsd&qu
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Just buy a smartwatch, duh.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Thanks for your transparence about that gap in your romantic resume. :-)
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Those are words I use a lot and I was starting to wonder if I the office jargon was bleeding too much on my personal life. Then I read your comment and realised I started using them after attending a math course at the University. I loved m
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by cafeinux 2y ago
So, if I get it right... You didn't meet that woman for years. You meet her, subtly ask if she's alone, then propose? That was bold of you, but even bolder from her to accept.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Lots of photorealistic phalluses are going to be generated.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
I love the differences between those three movies (The Free Movie, Shrek Retold and Star Wars Uncut). Star Wars really looks like a work of love. Shrek looks like a work of love that tries it's best to not take itself seriously. Free M
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by cafeinux 2y ago
They do say it's "crowd-pirated".
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by cafeinux 2y ago
As mentioned in the article, the key's no longer available and I presume the article has been released only after responsible disclosure was done and with the approval of the key owner (hope so). At this point, it's not more uneth
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by cafeinux 2y ago
> Tangentially related I see what you did here.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Uh, I'm not using the Amazon ecosystem so I didn't know that this store was so inconvenient. Thanks for letting me know.
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by cafeinux 2y ago
Non-technical people that have a Kindle e-reader might not know how to find and load books from elsewhere. Even non-technical people that don't have a Kindle but just default to Amazon's store for all things ebook might not know h

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