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by e2le 6y ago
Given that a fair few devices will fill-in the "interface" bits of the IPv6 address with their MAC (SLAAC), it might be possible to reduce the number of addresses to scan in an IPv6 /64 prefix assuming you know what devices a
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by e2le 6y ago
To some degree I think this is what they (Parler) wanted, it creates press and attention for them. It's free advertising. Whether it be hosting your domain with GoDaddy or your servers with Amazon, you would have to be incompetent to n
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UK watchdog begins investigating Nvidia's $40bn takeover of Arm(theguardian.com)
2 points by e2le 6y ago|0 comments
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by e2le 6y ago
I don't see why they can't make a deal with Comcast to have access to their public Wi-Fi network so that their Smart TV's "just work".
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by e2le 6y ago
I would love to support them and buy from their shop but $25 shipping is a bit much. I guess it'll just be a regular donation.
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Fedora Shifting Their Git Repositories to “Main”, Some to “Rawhide”(phoronix.com)
1 points by e2le 6y ago|0 comments
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by e2le 6y ago
Sounds like something that AppImage is perfectly suited for, given that each application is a one-click executable with automatic updating built-in and can optionally provide a predictable execution environment although it's not a cont
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by e2le 6y ago
ARM is not owned by NVIDIA (US). The deal is still going through and is expected to take 16 months for it to be completed assuming no other countries (UK, China, etc.) try to block it before then. It's a bit premature to assume it&#x27
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by e2le 6y ago
What exactly is the rationale behind changing the default branch name? It seems like significant effort is being devoted to this (code changes, fixing broken CI, etc.) but I don't understand why any of it is necessary.
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by e2le 6y ago
I would argue the habits of most people are restricted to a browser on the desktop. I doubt their OS and native applications are likely to be a barrier beyond simply how their UI looks.
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by e2le 6y ago
Is it worth considering the pollution and financial costs of replacing a battery? I suspect writing more efficient software would allow batteries to last longer and manufacturing new lithium batteries is anything but easy on the environment
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by e2le 6y ago
That's true and it'll likely prove to be a good business decision although not necessarily one that benefits the end user in the long run. I'm also not suggesting they use POWER for mobile applications neither did I suggest t
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by e2le 6y ago
It's a shame they didn't switch back to PowerPC, more momentum behind OpenPOWER would have being nice to see and allow more freedom to the end user.
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by e2le 6y ago
It seems it was between 1997 and 2003 where spending on the NHS began to dramatically increase. I'm not sure it's fair to say that between 1950 and 1997 that it's growth was exponential. https://www.ifs.org.uk&#x2F
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by e2le 6y ago
If you want a centralised repository of AppImages you might as well just use the distributions package manager for that.
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by e2le 6y ago
My dream is that someone will create genetically engineered bacteria that would out compete the existing bacteria in a persons mouth thus solving at least one of the problems.
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by e2le 6y ago
Perhaps a potential solution is POW based registration, registration is slow and CPU heavy. I don't think it's likely there is going to be a perfect solution to this and might be that it's better to slow down bad users and ma
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by e2le 6y ago
That makes this all much more suspicious. Given the shadiness of Palantir, I have to wonder what they are hoping to get out of this.
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by e2le 6y ago
I much prefer AppImage, just recently I created one that packaged an old windows game and included the required dependencies (wine, libopenal, etc). Starting the AppImage is as simple as "./game.AppImage" and in theory would
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by e2le 7y ago
What's the difference between UBI and a dividend?
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by e2le 7y ago
They should keep it and encourage those to use it who advocate for backdoors in software.
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by e2le 7y ago
If it's for local use, I would go with sqlite.
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by e2le 7y ago
I wont disagree there, it's not useable. I wonder what possessed them into believing any of this was a good idea.
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by e2le 7y ago
I'm using old.reddit.com and wasn't aware they started doing this. Reddit is turning into a dumpster fire, it's bad enough I have to use the old UI so that it doesn't burn a hole in the cpu.
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by e2le 7y ago
Pirating a game introduces concerns over malware, in some cases it might be low risk however buying and refunding would eliminate those concerns. I also consider DRM to be malware so GOG is the better choice in my opinion.
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by e2le 7y ago
To some, they see no difference between the two and neither do they see difference in implementation.
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by e2le 7y ago
For the "memorable information", I use a 32 character string that was generated with pwgen. I don't ever remember it asking me for the 25th or 30th character, it's always within the first 20 characters.
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by e2le 7y ago
It's getting more and more risky to do gaming and everything else on the same computer. With how intrusive anti-cheat software is becoming, I feel less and less safe running these games.
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by e2le 7y ago
I thought the moon had minerals, everything you need to grow an independent colony. I'm not sure saying it only has H3 is entirely accurate.
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by e2le 7y ago
The moon also has water and it's a lot closer. Whatever goes wrong on Mars, it might be months or years before they receive help. Building the technology and experience with something a lot closer might be a better option before moving

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