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by doublepg23 1mo ago
> While fishers predominantly use the method to catch fish for sale at local markets
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by doublepg23 1mo ago
Nostr is cute but I feel it runs into xkcd 191. To paraphrase: > If you Used Nostr your communication would be completely uncensored and decentralized. > Yeah, but it would all be with the kind of people who use Nostr. As of now it’s
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by doublepg23 1mo ago
> orthorexic New word of the day!
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by doublepg23 1mo ago
I'm not one to cry "foreign bots!" but this thread seems astroturfed after realizing this.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
Indeed, multiple civil wars have been fought since the Lenovo acquisition.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
Not a hardware engineer so feel free to fact-check all of this. My understanding is Coreboot is a minimum-viable firmware implementation to get your hardware initialized ... and not much else. Once Coreboot is ready you then use "Paylo
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
> nobody really seems to talk about how repairable enterprise laptops are Thinkpads have been a meme since the early 2010s. It's funny to bring up the T480/s as positive example because I remember people complaining about anyth
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
SeaBIOS on a Coreboot laptop is pretty minimal. Paltry CPU speeds on anything that supports it nowadays, but fun for a beater system.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
There was at least a fig leaf of “I’m typing on a mobile keyboard” excuse my typos”.
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OLED Burn-In Hasn't Improved Like We Expected(rtings.com)
4 points by doublepg23 2mo ago|0 comments
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
The two I most often see in Ubuntu's dmesg are: audit - appears to be some sort of AppArmor logging? br[] - bridge interface docker uses consistently rebuilds itself? May be related to docker compose networking.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
> venison I actually have quite a bit in the freezer, I'll have to incorporate that next! > Decent sauerkraut Are you aware where you find that in the US? > Fun fact, it gets gradually better with each reheating That was a ver
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
There is a quite a lot of Polish influence in Pittsburgh. Pierogi are very common here (the best is always "however my [grand]mother made them") but I'm not familiar with the rest! Sounds like I'll have plenty of ideas f
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
I had discovered this on Reddit and then made it the following night. My wife was not pleased by the smells, as you say. I think it'd be quite nice in the winter :)
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
What was living in Siberia like?
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
> they consider ZFS "non–free" on par with the GPL Why isn't it? The CDDL is basically the MPL, which in-turn is basically the LGPL. The jihad against the GPL by FreeBSD and conveniently ignoring the CDDL being weak-copyle
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
> western bias How would you suggest improving the system that doesn't devolve into purity spiraling?
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Bigos (Polish Hunter's Stew) Recipe Builder(chefsbinge.com)
104 points by doublepg23 2mo ago|49 comments
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
Can you expand on this? I did follow the “Moblin/Maemo/MeeGo” forks back in the day and it struck me as odd Android pulled off the HAL layer but “Linux” was unable to.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
Freudian theories as well - relevant SMBC. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/dongworld
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
I feel like the discussion around this topic is a bit muddled. I see a number of questions: 1.) Are the creators producing explicit content, on or off, YouTube? It doesn't seem that there's many false-positives in this ban wave.
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I Work at Micro-Center (1985) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by doublepg23 2mo ago|2 comments
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
Correct, I would take doxycycline if I found numerous ticks on me- especially if they were embedded.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
> antibiotics prophylactically Ticks are pretty bad nearby in WPA, I've taken antibiotics prophylactically for them.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
https://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com I've been listening to the network for decades now and directly credit my IT career to the people who've been platformed on the various shows over the years. Lots of great content.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
I follow a very prolific open-source/FOSS podcasting network. All of their infrastructure from the very bottom to the very top is FOSS - except their membership program. It links to a third-party which processes payments compliantly.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
I've always understood platforms like Substack or Patreon to really be a solution to the payment processing problem first and foremost.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
Considering both Xbox and PlayStation consoles support DVDs I think there will be quite a long tail for playing DVDs.
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
I had this discussion with my friend before and it really doesn't take long until you really are screwed in an apocalypse scenario. We could barely agree on the probable scenarios - "dollar collapse" is bad enough without eve
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by doublepg23 2mo ago
It's gone up in the ranking of most-visited websites [1]. I'm not even a Twitter/X user but that's a far cry from what the pundits were saying was inevitable. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o

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