foxrider

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by foxrider 5y ago
I think that you have the right to protect your rights at all costs. If your rights are being violated it's OK to reclaim it by returning the favor. If you don't believe it then there's a discussion to be had about if you eve
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by foxrider 5y ago
Yeah, if it's not clear cut - don't shoot anyone. I'm talking about people who are in the process of the crime when you caught them as it happened, not about some kind of vigilante track-them-down. As for shooting someone - I
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by foxrider 5y ago
I am not american, but I really wish it was legal to shoot thieves where I live. I see no moral issues with that act - it's really simple to justify. First - why should I value life of someone who's actively robbing me? In my mind
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by foxrider 5y ago
Let's Encrypt is easily automated with certbot, I've been running my home webserver for over 10 years with Debian and NixOS, without touching it apart from stable OS version upgrades.
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by foxrider 5y ago
I must be nightmare customer, because I've always been exploiting my ability to use filenames in full UTF-8. I'm that guy that sends .pdf to your website.
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by foxrider 5y ago
To me, the answer is, sadly - yes. The record of infections per day is being broken daily where I live, and in the past week alone I've lost good family friends and a neighbor. If I had to go from my anecdotal data I would say that it&
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by foxrider 5y ago
Unable to understand this article myself I found a news article [1] dissecting this. [1] https://www.visiontimes.com/2021/11/04/covid-spike-hijacking...
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by foxrider 5y ago
KeyOne, KeyOne silver and Key2 were all made by TCL, no BlackBerry. The phone is still being sold as a BlackBerry device with all the BlackBerry software, but it's not RIM BlackBerry.
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by foxrider 5y ago
It's not an alternative. It's like saying that having no email is an alternative to having a GMail account, it isn't. Sure some people get by just fine, but it's not realistic to suggest it to people.
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by foxrider 5y ago
It worked really well for SCART in the past
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by foxrider 5y ago
Not the way the question is phrased, I never had a RIM BlackBerry, but I have a TCL KeyOne right now and I love it. For all my life I only had phones with keyboards, and KeyOne was the only one available at the time, and I wouldn't buy
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by foxrider 5y ago
We can only hope that said asteroid isn't too big and evacuate the area of impact. We can't do anything to prevent it. ICBMs can't even target something in space, and even if we blow the asteroid with one the same mass would
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by foxrider 5y ago
What I think is a key contributing factor here is that we lost the ability to say "no" to updates. Before the modern era of appstores users could refuse to update the app and in doing so throw a wrench into company's plans to
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by foxrider 5y ago
Maybe they meant hardware RAID?
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by foxrider 5y ago
Every time you see a SoC just check if Armbian supports it. This is the case here https://www.armbian.com/odroid-hc4/ , and if there is Armbian for it you can just use the Armbian sources to build the kernel for any oth
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by foxrider 5y ago
I think you are describing Odroid HC
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by foxrider 5y ago
Recently my small home server had a disk failure. One of the BTRFS RAID0 drives started having a lot of device errors, and shortly after the second drive started having errors too - but BTRFS was able to just take the healthy bits from both
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by foxrider 5y ago
This is exactly why I hate all the "app stores". The idea that anyone can just decide to install an app on my phone prevents me from using anything touched by google.
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by foxrider 5y ago
Wow, that took me back. When I was a kid every time I would say something outloud I had to repeat it to myself, whispering, to "check" if sounds "good", and I had absolutely no control over it. It would also drive me mad
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by foxrider 5y ago
The honest answer here is that I don't trust any authority to be the "authority on information" and to be able to decide what I may or may not be able to see. I expect the search engine to be a search engine and not an "
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by foxrider 5y ago
No driver, processing or configuration is required on the bridged machine. This is good for devices you can't install a driver on (smart TVs, networked printers, any other appliance). No configuration also means you don't have to
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by foxrider 5y ago
I'm thinking something like a non-Newtonian gel in a foil wrap
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by foxrider 5y ago
I don't know if you ever worked with tech-illiterate people, but there is no way that they would print out or write down a list of codes or keep something in cold storage. Hell, even if they know how to. It's too much effort for s
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by foxrider 5y ago
WoeUSB is what you have to use on Linux to create a bootable Windows thumbdrive, dd only works for isohybrid images, and Windows isn't one.
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by foxrider 5y ago
I don't think that's a protective measure, to me it just looks like a convenient way of tracking the liquid level in the cartridge. I don't think that a hack like this is harming the company or cuts into their revenue - most
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by foxrider 5y ago
Optical switches still fall into the realm of mechanical keyboards. There is a new hall effect switch from input.club that's even better.
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by foxrider 5y ago
As someone who loves mechanical keyboards - there are many good membrane keyboards out there, if I had to use a membrane that would be Lenovo Preferred. They are a joy to type on.
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by foxrider 5y ago
My holy grail is a buckling spring ortholinear keyboard. I don'kt think that's going to happen anytime soon so I made a Kailh Pink XD75. It's as close as I can get, but that new Unicomp without the numpad looks amazing.
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by foxrider 5y ago
I think it boils down to lacking in writing. I used to watch shows that had a lot of political statements made through their worldbuilding and character interactions. These were good stories because to find a political message there you had
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by foxrider 5y ago
It's a constant weapons race - no matter how many pests you destroy a vast amount of available biomass would attract new ones.

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