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eterps
3y ago
As a resident, I would never opt to drive to the supermarket, I prefer to walk, or take my bicycle if necessary.
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'age' is really impressive, it's helped me get a better grasp on GPG. I'm not joking, it's genuinely user-friendly, and I certainly prefer it over GPG. Interestingly, its simplicity makes everything about GPG sudden
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3y ago
I have been looking for that as well. Some sort of 'implicit versioning', a bit like how version history works for Google Docs [1], but instead for the filesystem. [1] https://support.google.com/docs/answer&#x
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3y ago
Which Oberon compiler do you use?
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That's impressive! Are there still any advantages in using Oberon commercially in 2023? (I use it mainly for study)
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> Too bad I don't have the Hardware to run it. Cloud GPUs is supported if that is an option: https://github.com/Acly/krita-ai-diffusion/blob/main/doc/clo...
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3y ago
In the past, I used PARnet to connect two Amiga computers via the parallel port. This was a time when computer networks were a novelty to me. The unique aspect of this setup was that the required cable could be made at home. The ability to
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AFAIK there is no way to follow instructions from somewhere that results in an actual working system. I think there's something experimental that works on top of a Smalltalk system, but that it's not able to work independently of
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3y ago
Good point, thanks.
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rclone supports Google Photos as well: https://rclone.org/googlephotos/
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3y ago
FAQ: https://github.com/0x192/universal-android-debloater/wiki/FA...
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Boost privacy and battery by deleting bloat on your Android device
(github.com)
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3y ago
Non-hierarchical, a bit like a key value store.
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Indeed, Michael Franz's work was certainly impressive. It's unfortunate that the code readability of those parts didn't quite match up to the rest of the system.
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I don't know of any other system that accomplishes as much with the same amount of code lines. It includes not just a kernel, but also a compiler, a dynamic linker, an editor, and an unusual blend of a desktop and command line. It'
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3y ago
> without any app capabilities So you'd use e-mail and SMS?
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3y ago
You can continue to use encryption just fine: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.sufficientlysecure.keych... The problem would be with the messaging/media services that have EtoE encryption integrated in the
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3y ago
> Hosting services affected include web hosting, social media, video streaming services, file hosting and cloud services > Even personal storage that is not being shared, such as Apple’s iCloud, will be subject to chat control This is
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3y ago
Too bad this isn't directly supported in ~/.config/ it would make it very easy in combination with GNU stow or another dotfiles manager.
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3y ago
That's a false dichotomy. If research conclusively showed that banning CSAM leads to an increase in actual sexual assaults against children, it wouldn't mean we should permit CSAM. Rather, it would suggest that the strategy needs
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3y ago
> AI-generated, or just old-fashioned photoshop exist Aren't those considered CSAM as well? At least as far as the EU Chat Control proposal is concerned? BTW, you raise an interesting point about the argument being a variant of the
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> Almost no one would disagree that removing all instances of CSAM from the internet would be a good thing, whether it's a "human problem" or not. That's not really the issue. Would removing all instances of CSAM from
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It's difficult to find pictures of it, but this one is close to how I remember it: https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/b3/0d/94/b30d94aaec9669bc45fd0f23...
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3y ago
Is there a way to know which alternatives don't contain lead?
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I would love to be able to import the Project Oberon source code into an LLM, gain a deep understanding of it, and subsequently generate smaller subsets of the system (or variants like a CLI based system). Additionally, I'm interested
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In case you want to download the complete thing: wget -r -np -nH --cut-dirs=3 -R ' .html, .tmp' https://people.inf.ethz.ch/wirth/ProjectOberon/index.html
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Eric S. Raymond, in his guide "The Art of Unix Programming", mentions this principle as Rule of Silence: "When a program has nothing surprising to say, it should say nothing." His statement probably related to command li
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3y ago
What specifically are you looking forward to?
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I love dmenu and similar tools, also I don't consider dmenu to be a dropdown element as part of an application UI (like dropdowns are in GUI apps).
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> This is more about blending in among GUI tools, which is also important. This is what I find difficult to understand, why is that important? And to whom? It made sense 35 years ago when MS-DOS was shipped by default and you just had to
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