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by duozerk 2y ago
Ah yes, a "source" from Charles Koch's Cato Institute. Do you really expect to be taken seriously with this "rebuttal" ?
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by duozerk 2y ago
They're obviously talking about the app the QR code points to. The one you suggest should be a requirement for ordering.
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by duozerk 3y ago
> because there are no reasons to use screenshots Except for the recipients having to create an OpenAI account to read it with that "share" feature. Which they do not have to do if using a screenshot. Seems like an extremely go
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by duozerk 3y ago
This is already the case for very old target devices, that don't support the ssh v2 protocol at all; hence the existence of the ssh1 client ( https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/openssh-client-ssh1 ).
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by duozerk 3y ago
I suggest hugo: https://gohugo.io/ Generates a completely static website from MD (and other formats) files; also handles themes (including a lot of them rendering well on mobile), and different types of content - posts, art
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by duozerk 3y ago
Thank you !
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by duozerk 3y ago
This is great, thank you !
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by duozerk 3y ago
Along with shattered pixel dungeon, this is one of the only worthwile games on Android I've found. They don't call home, they don't push ads, they don't spy on you, they're just good games, well implemented and open
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by duozerk 3y ago
No there isn't (beyond occasional papers badly misinterpreted by mainstream press) There's tons of literature on this topic to process/consider in science fiction.
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by duozerk 3y ago
Mostly I agree but mind you: > Proper Linux is only worth the difference if you can actually fit the OS and your application in the available RAM (good luck) This says it has 128MB RAM. This is more than sufficient to run the very late
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by duozerk 3y ago
Same, I just don't get it My go-to e-reader for years has been an ad-supported kindle that I immediately jailbreak to install KOReader and remove the ads (as well as any communication with amazon). It's cheap, supports epub, and t
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by duozerk 3y ago
OK but with libgen offering a much better, non DRM alternative that point is ultimately not an issue IMO
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by duozerk 3y ago
This is very informative, thank you.
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by duozerk 3y ago
I didn't either until it bit me in the ass a few months back - often it's shitty proprietary software being only compatible with "genuine" (oracle) MySQL.
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by duozerk 3y ago
You'd need that feature if you desired to host an actual service (a webserver for example) behind the VPN
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by duozerk 3y ago
MIRI isn't even really AI; it's a pet project from that insane, sex-pest-filled movement in the US that calls itself "effective altruism" (that and their dozens of even-more-insane offshoots). IIRC originally funded by t
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by duozerk 3y ago
Looking into it you appear to be right, thanks; that single study is almost exclusively the single source of all similar articles, too. Admittedly I don't use twitter, so I don't have first hand experience in this. It's sti
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by duozerk 4y ago
Almost exclusively games, under Linux. This includes games that just came out - more and more they work out of the box thanks to dxvk and the wine-staging patches.
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by duozerk 4y ago
> Spacetime is the Ether, in my opinion. This was tested, but never proved/disproved Am I missing something ? because you just linked an article that clearly disproves your first assertion. ... and followed it by what looks like a p
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by duozerk 5y ago
They should, but they often aren't. Also, even if they are, this can be exploited with a port number the attacker picks. So unless you specifically whitelisted what outbound hosts your machine can reach and only those (which is rarel
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by duozerk 6y ago
You're right, should've mentioned it. And I for one never gave much credit to the face covering excuse - that ban was meant to attack Islam.
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by duozerk 6y ago
> but in france display of religious symbols (such as wearing a cross) is banned in public places That is not true; you're free to have religious symbols in public places. What you cannot do is wear them ostensibly if you're a
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by duozerk 6y ago
My apology for the late response; my "source" is the vivid trip I experienced taking a 4g seeds syrian rue tea (and nothing else; the trip was also accompanied by strong nausea, though there are ways to mitigate that). That includ
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by duozerk 6y ago
Good to know, thanks !
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by duozerk 6y ago
As for emacs users, the EasyPG package ( https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EasyPG ) offers a similar feature - it uses GPG directly, though.
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by duozerk 6y ago
Not so mild. The harmal alkaloids in question can induce full on psychedelic trips.
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by duozerk 6y ago
> That is, the medicine did not contain chacruna (psychotria viririds) as it does today in order to bring about visions Indeed, but harmal alkaloids - those contained in b. caapi - are not only selective, reversible MAOIs but also full o
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by duozerk 6y ago
Even assuming you dedicate such time to it, very often the hardware itself is pretty poor and fails you. I recently had to basically take apart an (admittedly cheap) HP inkjet printer in order to reposition part of a hall-effect switch that
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by duozerk 6y ago
In France there's leboncoin.fr, also more active than eBay.
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by duozerk 7y ago
Yes; that's almost universally reported by all regular cannabis users. Extremely vivid dreams (or nightmares, depending on the user).

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