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by curt15 1y ago
Check out Project Esther (e.g. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/18/us/project-esther-heritag... ). Fighting "antisemitism" is merely a pretense for seizing unchecked power.
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by curt15 1y ago
Linux user here. I find Zed lightning fast compared to VSCode.
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by curt15 1y ago
Gentoo Silverblue?
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by curt15 1y ago
TIL Stratis is still alive. I thought it basically went on life support after the lead dev left Red Hat. Still no checksumming though...
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by curt15 2y ago
None of the Trump admin's excuses for why they "can't" bring back that guy depend on his citizenship status.
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by curt15 2y ago
He's not just a CEO. He's someone who nearly managed to invite himself to a top-secret briefing about military strategy against China.
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by curt15 2y ago
>In remarks to a hearing convened by Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), Wynn-Williams alleged that Meta executives worked vigorously to “win favor” with leaders in Beijing to build an $18 billion business in China. Has Hawley demonstrated similar
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by curt15 2y ago
>I don't think many people have actually contemplated what absence of law, defined as rules that apply to rich and powerful people too, is like. Maybe not many people in the US have, but people in CCP China are plenty familiar. That
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by curt15 2y ago
But why single out Russia and North Korea for exemption?
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by curt15 2y ago
>It is also notable that Chinese competitiveness has only increased as they have engaged in decades of state economic planning and market barriers How is China's own economy doing these days?
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by curt15 2y ago
Maybe more of them could follow Pete Buttigieg to Fox News?
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by curt15 2y ago
>Additionally, I'd assume (based on being the most obvious solution) that Trump et al fully realize Waltz was both responsible for this screwup and would like to fire him for it What did Hegseth mean by "We're clean on OPS
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by curt15 2y ago
>For example, the Dems have almost no ability to communicate with the public. This +100. Even B Clinton as a 25+yr citizen communicates better with the public than 99% of active Dem politicians.
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by curt15 2y ago
Fedora and RHEL 8+ also don't restrict unprivileged user namespaces. They are required for flatpak and rootless podman, both widely used and promoted technologies in the Red Hat ecosystem.
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by curt15 2y ago
Lawyers provide legal advice but are not judges.
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by curt15 2y ago
Factories and equipment are useless without people. Is the US also prepared to poach top TSMC engineers from Taiwan?
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by curt15 2y ago
What about 3. Climate change renders large swaths of the US uninhabitable, leading to an exodus into Canada?
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by curt15 2y ago
What about AMD Instinct accelerators like the MI300A[1]? Doesn't that use a single memory pool for both CPU and GPU cores? [1] https://www.amd.com/en/products/accelerators/instinct/mi300/...
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by curt15 2y ago
A Trump surrender like the world has never before seen
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by curt15 2y ago
GObject still works pretty much this way.
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by curt15 2y ago
>However you have a country (China) with an authoritarian government that makes favored industries subsidized. If things keep going the way they are going, that could describe the US just as well in a few short years.
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by curt15 2y ago
I understand that k8s uses containerd or similar daemons to run containers. Do podman's criticisms of docker also apply to k8s?
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by curt15 2y ago
Sounds like their software team applies the "move fast and break things" motto even to cars.
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by curt15 2y ago
First, don't listen to the "we're so f*cked" posts on reddit. Only actions lead to results. If you are a Republican but don't approve of how the GOP majority has basically rolled over and abdicated its duty as a che
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by curt15 2y ago
>This new administration lays bare what we've known all along - the legislative gridlock and dysfunction in the house of representatives and senate has made them completely incapable of governing -- the least productive in a generat
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by curt15 2y ago
The Linux MDM space is still pretty barren.
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by curt15 2y ago
The folks r/datahoarders have been trying to get ahead of the war on information. https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/1icstrv/the_de...
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by curt15 2y ago
Browsers weren't really secure by design until IE first introduced a browser sandbox sometime in the IE8 days and then Chromium came along and set the standard for sandboxing.
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by curt15 2y ago
The framers designed a system of government to be allergic to kings, having just fought off a king a couple years earlier.
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by curt15 2y ago
I'm a fan of Beej's writing style.

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