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by clan 2y ago
Secure is not a binary term. If sjunet is managed as a number of interconnected airgapped networks then I for sure find that more secure than a Internet connected network. The attacker surely still have vectors in but whole classes of commo
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by clan 2y ago
I have only seen it as harassment mainly on news sites. "We cannot play this video" or the all too common Twitter or Instagram embeddings. On one hand I know I waste my time but I am such a weirdo I make "my stand" by al
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by clan 2y ago
And 80% off on GOG: https://www.gog.com/game/chris_sawyers_locomotion
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by clan 2y ago
Yet, Ladybird.dev is happening.
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by clan 2y ago
And you need to keep the bits on current technology. That is the real gambit. So your NAS idea is probably the best with the caveat at your need to upgrade it regularly as well. Compare it to a floppy disc from your grandparents. Not that b
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by clan 2y ago
They did. And if you have a newer drive it is already supported on your DVD or Blu-Ray. Can be read by all drives but requires a recent firmware to be able to write. An example drive would be Asus BW-16D1X-U. It is supported by the major d
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by clan 2y ago
I did. And I always hated the "until it is right" instructions. A thermometer is a key tool which was not used when I grew up. I even commented to an aunt that my mother was a better cook because she did not use one for her roast.
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by clan 2y ago
If you want to go one step further get an induction stovetop. One of the praises for those would be that many better ones have temperature sensors. It is rarely advertised but if you get one with "auto" cooking it has a sensor whi
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by clan 2y ago
I say this with great care as I do not want to launch a flamewar. If you do not consider Linux with namespaces an OS (because of fragmented userland): Would you then consider FreeBSD with jails or Solaris with zones for fully fledged? If yo
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by clan 2y ago
That is a really dark pattern which I personally hate. Sucker me in and then raise the barrier. It is on the same level as those "create free account" but nothing is actually free except for the account creation process. We have w
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by clan 2y ago
Really horrible UX. You send a mail to an address - and then need to click "View Results". This sends you to " https://dkimvalidator.com/results " with a message of "I haven't received an email
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by clan 2y ago
Years ago I worked support at an ISP who had usernames which was a 12 digit number. Most regular users and 1st level support do no know the NATO phonetic alphabet. An easy trick is trick is then to read back the number for confirmation but
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by clan 3y ago
I agree and get your point. But localsend has worked well for me. Yes, it requires an app but if we could get vendors to bundle that rather than a boatload of bloatware. I know that it would be to optimistic to hope for Google. See https:&
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by clan 3y ago
What I find weirder is that people chase Ozempic even though they have introduced Wegovy. Which is basically the same drug but without glycemic control and hence more suited for non-diabetics. Both are Semaglutides and Wegovy directly targe
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The American Fotoplayer(silentcinemasociety.org)
8 points by clan 3y ago|1 comments
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by clan 3y ago
The link is correct. The simple arrows you prefer are there as well. But the overhead signs are important when there is a lot of traffic as you will see the road markings too late. You have to look at the satellite image to see the unusual
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by clan 3y ago
I used to agree. But people are creatures of habits. There is a well-known "large" roundabout near Copenhagen often called the IKEA roundabout. Obviously next to IKEA but still so known that it has a "popular" name. It h
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by clan 3y ago
Nor in Danish.
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by clan 3y ago
Works reasonably well on Windows: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/multiple-desktop... I can never remember the (easy) shortcuts so this is helpful: https://learn.microsoft.com/da-dk&#x2
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by clan 3y ago
I see your point but is firmly on "team window". I feel the scalability problem is better solved with multiple desktops. My work is rarely in one application so grouping based on work context is a better fit for me. This can work
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by clan 3y ago
Try with buttermilk. The tartness does good things. If buttermilk is not readily available kefir can be used in a pinch. As it is thinner than whole milk I would skip the water.
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by clan 3y ago
Can you recommend a good book on the subject? Especially one which includes the transitioning pitfalls. I have been living through it all and can get a little confused as to what is status quo. First I heard that SLAAC was great. Then came
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by clan 3y ago
Poul-Henning Kamp wrote a personal memorial "RIP: Dave Mills" in danish: https://www.version2.dk/holdning/rip-dave-mills Read it in english with Google Translate: https://www-version2-dk.translate.
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by clan 3y ago
Would it not be a little blasé to simple describe it as "evacuation happened as per procedure". Even if we sprinkle "successfully" into the sentence? While I am not a religious person and hence does not care for some of
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by clan 3y ago
You seem to be in the "read the code" camp. I am not. Rather than using plain language and reason about dependencies, limitations, workarounds and more or less informed choices you need to infer this from the Docker file. Pray tha
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by clan 3y ago
Virtual Machines (VMs) is 1960's technology. Started out on the mainframes. x86 virtualization came along in the 1990's. VMware Desktop everybody knows today was released around 1999. Other players have been around. This is the sa
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by clan 3y ago
Personally I find the FreeBSD package approach more elegant. We have the "pkg" package manager as standard on the system. If you want to install into a jail you simply add the -j flag. There has not been a lot of documentation on
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by clan 3y ago
Memory serves you wrong. No performance impact running inside the jail as it is basically just a jail id managed by the kernel. I have no qualms with neither Linux nor CGroups. Great technology in itself. No reason to spread FUD.
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Learning skillful medium-range global weather forecasting(science.org)
1 points by clan 3y ago|0 comments
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by clan 3y ago
Rare pork is most certainly a thing! You are missing out. The scare of pork is the risk of trichinella. To such such a degree that some speculate that is why Muslims have codified it as haram. Trichinella is practically non-existant in dome

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