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721.
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feld
11y ago
npf is not pf, if that's what you're implying (can't tell?)
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feld
11y ago
There is not a "high amount" of programs unavailable in BSD. There are specialized programs that need some Linux-specific syscalls which won't run on it. That's about it.
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feld
11y ago
I don't think he meant it like that. I echo the sentiment: it shouldn't have come to this. It should not have been a social, political, or legal issue. There's so much hate and bigotry in this country that needs to go away. e
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feld
11y ago
It's easier to trust that the maintainer compiled upstream properly instead of backported/mismerged because of a stupid OS policy preventing you from incrementing version numbers
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feld
11y ago
I hope he runs NetBSD on it :-)
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feld
11y ago
Can you get updates without a subscription? I thought that was the case. Or maybe that's just the Unbreakable kernel now? (includes dtrace and some oracle optimizations) Perhaps I'm remembering from the original release of OEL...
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feld
11y ago
That's a good prediction. I'm not sure how they could survive independently. It doesn't make sense.
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feld
11y ago
This might explain why some people (myself included) have such terrible handwriting. In the US we're taught on pencils or ball point pens.
729.
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feld
11y ago
The chat logs might not, but I'm sure the actions of the representative are logged somewhere and they could be reconciled.
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feld
11y ago
I think this could be successfully trained to walk many people through all kinds of basic support issues... using years of tech support chat logs would probably make this a breeze.
731.
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feld
11y ago
I need to try this... thanks!
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feld
11y ago
Meanwhile, wet shaving trend is coming back into focus as well. DE razors and straight razors are getting wildly popular and I must admit -- I paid $90 about 4 years ago and I still have enough blades for another 5 years of shaves. The soap
733.
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feld
11y ago
Oracle's version isn't much better.
734.
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feld
11y ago
Thanks for linking this. I was hoping someone was publicly tracking progress on molten salt reactors.
735.
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feld
11y ago
Why would I get downvoted for that? It's a serious concern. It's missing modern and often important features unless you use unofficial patchsets, and some missing entirely (NSEC3). And then there are all the forks like dbndns from
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feld
11y ago
It is meaningfully better. Try tracking the debian testing or unstable policies when the software you're trying to update is built against a newer version of a system library. Good luck fixing that. Now you have to update everything th
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feld
11y ago
Surprised they use tinydns.
738.
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feld
11y ago
Disappointed that the porn site didn't incorporate ketchup
739.
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feld
11y ago
that's what the synopsis of the post should have been, thanks
740.
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feld
11y ago
Please write this post. I love my pebble time (but really you guys need to fix some stuff in the new OS)
741.
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feld
11y ago
appears so. sorry!
742.
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feld
11y ago
must have, because it was going directly to the commit which didn't have any useful information.
743.
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feld
11y ago
Do we just link to random commits now? I have no idea what arrow functions are or why it would even matter to half the people who visit this site. edit: after following 4 links I finally found the bug report about it https://code
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feld
11y ago
If everyone says no they'll have nothing in the iTunes store Seems simple enough.
745.
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feld
11y ago
Is there a GPO to control this setting in Windows? edit: This might work http://www.chromium.org/administrators/policy-list-3#AudioCa...
746.
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feld
11y ago
What version are you running? Do you have Google as your default search engine? If not, the toggle disappears.
747.
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feld
11y ago
Please write this post. I love my pebble time (but really you guys need to fix some stuff in the new OS)
748.
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feld
11y ago
Apparently you've never been poor or lived in a food desert. Poor people can't buy Organic non-GMO things; they're not affordable. If we ban this, they stop consuming it. Later in life we aren't picking up the tab for th
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feld
11y ago
And how can you trust those third party repos? That's the hard part. At least FreeBSD's way guarantees your packages are built from source code that matches the checksum of what upstream has released. If it doesn't match beca
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feld
11y ago
I used to use it a lot. It's still probably the only Linux distro I'm happy with.
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