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by dmm 7y ago
It may still have builds but it doesn't have a maintainer. "If the maintainer is no longer working on it, and it's a 15.1 device (RMN4 is), then it will almost certainly be dropped from the build roster eventually." [0]
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by dmm 7y ago
LineageOS for the FP2 is no longer supported: https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/FP2
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by dmm 7y ago
There's a large political organization that intentionally sabotages govt effectiveness because they feel that is the best way to eliminate govt. I'm not saying that is the cause of all govt failure in the US bit it's a signif
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by dmm 7y ago
Birth rates are below replacement everywhere in the developed world and China and most other places except the middle east and africa. There is no need for forced sterilization or whatever you were alluding to.
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by dmm 7y ago
> there are those that believe that we are, at this point, past the point of helping and that we might as well just get on with it and adapt Climate change is inevitable but the amount of change can still be affected. Preventing carbon e
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by dmm 7y ago
I wouldn't buy an sd card on amazon because of the risk of getting a fake. There are tons of fake sd cards out there and amazon refuses to take responsibility for their supply chain.
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by dmm 7y ago
> Mozilla's response to that was "Go fuck yourselves." Do you have a source for that or are you just making things up? My observation was that Mozilla consistently responded to complaints from extension authors by implemen
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by dmm 7y ago
> First, they released a new desktop version with way less extension support, Switching the webextensions was necessary to continue improving browser performance. It's my perception that they tried to accommodate extension authors w
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by dmm 7y ago
Ah, the joys and pain of a rolling release :) Sorry for the snarkiness in my previous comment, if you get the chance perhaps you can look into helping with this issue. Contributing to the distributions I use has taught me a lot about the to
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by dmm 7y ago
> Calibre: Failed to open Perhaps this says more about Arch than it does Calibre.
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by dmm 7y ago
I imagine this is intended for support personnel to guide users over the phone through bios changes. So there would be no need to provide models out of warranty.
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by dmm 7y ago
You've plucked an olive from a tree and eaten it? Try it sometime and you'll see... The olives eaten in Italian and Greek cuisines are all processed using one of the methods described in the article to remove the extremely bitter
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by dmm 7y ago
Were you using a traditional spinning rust hard drive? OpenBSD is basically unusable without an SSD because of the filesystem they use.
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by dmm 7y ago
I don't think it's productive to use the language of morality (good vs bad) for behavior very far outside the realm of interpersonal relationships. I think it just makes people defensive (I'm not a bad person!) and even less
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by dmm 7y ago
So you're saying that Greg K-H is intentionally breaking ZFS in Linux so as to promote btrfs and bcachefs? That's a big accusation. Do you have any evidence?
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by dmm 7y ago
What's childish about it? They refactored their code and removed a legacy header in the process. If ZFS was a part of the kernel it would have been fixed as a part of the refactoring. What's going on here is that people on the int
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by dmm 7y ago
I use the GPL because I want every user of my software to have the right to use, examine, modify and create derivative works. Every user, not just programmer and entrepreneurs making products. I want to live in a world where software, which
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by dmm 7y ago
Elect politicians who will implement carbon taxes?
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by dmm 7y ago
The .5C increase from 1.5C to 2C alone will kill an additional 100 million people just from increased particulate air pollution.
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by dmm 7y ago
Because they are distributing GPL'd software they also have to at least offer the exact source they used. If they are using an unmodified kernel, giving users a link to a git tag would satisfy this. In practice, every embedded use of L
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by dmm 7y ago
> I believe your last statement is incorrect. If you distribute binary GPL'd software such as the Linux kernel you also have to provide the exact source used to generate those binaries. Because ip cameras are shipped with binary Lin
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by dmm 7y ago
If the copyright-holder of the GPL'd work doesn't do anything, the consequences are... nothing. The owners of lots of GPL'd works such as the GNU project tend to take an approach of quiet negotiation. They will contact the vi
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by dmm 7y ago
> I don't have a degree so I scrape by at 32k a year My employer is hiring people straight out of bootcamps for more than that and we are a low cost-of-living area. Maybe the lack of a degree isn't your problem. Maybe you need
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by dmm 7y ago
In postgresql at least, serializable cannot deadlock. It uses predicate locks to provide serializable consistency with high levels of concurrency. You can have serialization failures though.
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by dmm 7y ago
> most neurotypicals would refuse to be reincarnated as autistic if given the choice. The autistic people you know are the lucky ones. 80% of people with autism have intellectual disabilities(low iq) and as many as 50% are non-verbal. I
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by dmm 8y ago
> Flat tax with no exemptions The difficulty with taxation is not calculating tax rates, that's simple, the difficulty is determining what is taxable income/profit.
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by dmm 8y ago
Use a single partition as an lvm physical volume. Then you can have as many partitions in that as you want. This is what the Debian installer does by default if you select disk encryption.
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by dmm 8y ago
It's mostly cardiovascular disease. The CDC has a breakdown of yearly smoking deaths[0]. And the 50% number comes from the WHO[1]. [0] https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/heal... [1]
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by dmm 8y ago
> vaping is (from what we know so far) legitimately a far, far healthier alternative to smoking cigarettes. Cigarettes kill 50% of long-term users. It's reasonable to use that as the comparison if you're discussing smokers swit
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by dmm 8y ago
> that ATI/AMD did not write, they only contributed specs This is a lie. All of the main contributors for the amdgpu drivers are AMD employees. The files in drivers/gpu/drm/amd/amdgpu all have AMD copyrights in t

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