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by harry8 4y ago
Yes genetics are not the only necessary condition which means it also is not a sufficient condition. Obviously so. Charles Darwin didn't need to sequence DNA to observe heritable characteristics. I strongly doubt sequencing Jordan&#x27
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by harry8 4y ago
Ask people who know on lkml. Yeah sure google is no good to find this out. It used to be and that has changed. Which is my point. > What makes you think there is any support for this hardware? Because I tracked it down reading forum post
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by harry8 4y ago
> To say Schwarzenegger is who he is only because of steroids Who said that? Not me. To say he could have had all the other necessary parts, will, drive, luck and not made it without them is a different and true proposition. You don&#x27
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by harry8 4y ago
You think Mike Jordan got to be 6'7" and you didn't because he worked harder than you?
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by harry8 4y ago
Wow, massive logic failures on show in replies here. Necessary but not sufficient. https://www.txst.edu/philosophy/resources/fallacy-definition... . For Arnold to win and get famous, steroids were a necessary (but
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by harry8 4y ago
>Achieved all that he did through sheer will. Including the will to take illegal steroids without which he wins nothing and has no fame or career in public life. If you think that differs from Lance Armstrong it's probably informati
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by harry8 4y ago
We were interested in what you were talking about and now we know because you've actually said. That's the way this site is supposed to work. Generally considered a good thing when people are interested in what you have to say, pu
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by harry8 4y ago
Uh. Just spell out your concerns and /why/ you need a fork to address them? Or provide a link that does so.
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by harry8 4y ago
cloudflare is a real worry, huh? Not talked about much but their power is quite a bit larger than a de-centralised web should tolerate.
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by harry8 4y ago
[citation needed]
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by harry8 4y ago
Nah dude, it's me, I'm the center and comments like yours are just trying to cast doubt in my mind by pretending all you NPCs have the same thougt so it must be delusion... Take that for a response, Matrix! :)
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by harry8 4y ago
the hardware is NOT seen by the kernel. Does the kernel have the driver at all or do I need to compile a new kernel? Ok so what is the name of the module that has the driver? I'm sure that it ain't that hard to find out. I'm
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by harry8 4y ago
Sure, reasonable inference except due to related reading I'm 100% sure a module exists. And works. What is it?
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by harry8 4y ago
Typo fixed. That's not obscure imho. What kernel driver do I use for this hardware is /exactly/ the kind of search google built its reputation on back in the old days when they did search. The shock for me is I really /e
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by harry8 4y ago
So google is as uselss for actual search as chatgpt nowadays...
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by harry8 4y ago
It's like those "drug pushers" we were told about in school but don't seem to actually exist who use weed to constantly try to get you onto more lucrative for them heroin no matter how many times you say "no thanks.
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by harry8 4y ago
So the question I want to answer is "What is the name of the kernel module that drives the es9023 daughter board on the pine64 a64" Which of those results are you recommending as the answer? edit: completely and totally prepared t
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by harry8 4y ago
Search appears to be dead. Recent example. I've got a pine64 a64 board with an ES9023 audio "POT" daughter board that runs and boots linux using armbian fine. Doesn't know about the ES9023 audio DAC, spdif and i2s(?) rca
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by harry8 4y ago
Someone says they are ethically opposed to eating meat. Ask them how far they go with that. There ya go, fixed the analogy for you. Do you understand now?
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by harry8 4y ago
yeah or just what about an article or even a whole book on the subject of: "You're gonna move your home network to ipv6, here's what you need to know to not f&^k up hard and get pwned" At the level like we know for i
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by harry8 4y ago
Remember when iSight firewire external laptop cameras had a physical iris opaque shutter? I can't think of a reason not involving TLA conspiracy that has everyone so allergic to a physical switch that disables microphones and a shutter
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by harry8 4y ago
Lucky you, you've never used it. Slow, difficult to use, packed full of features you'd rather never have heard of that are utterly useless to getting useful things done that also persistently get in your way, slow you down, make t
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by harry8 4y ago
>... I really don't get the hatred. The hatred pretty much comes directly from the fact that as developers we are not the customer, just the user. What do developers want? Not to wait for flipping ever on every damn mouse click. To
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by harry8 4y ago
Maybe writing the story also matters. Maybe writing it in a way that isn't annoying. Like so many one line paragraphs that he's done here. Just something I noticed. When I skimmed and stopped reading it. YMMV.
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by harry8 4y ago
It's terrible isn't it. I'm not a network specialist yet have a reasonable enough understanding of ipv4, nat etc that I think my home network is, at least ok. Can look at ip addresses in logs and know what machines most of th
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by harry8 4y ago
>Look, most modern software is spending 99.9% of the time waiting for user input That's fine, that's as it should be and isn't an interesting metric. The computer should wait for me, not the other way around. Needlessly wa
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by harry8 4y ago
I enjoyed "The Signal and the Noise" I think its focus on the problems of fitting models to noise is something that should be more widely understood and he did that really quite well. It's a while ago but I think it was the m
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by harry8 4y ago
>Every single time someone's uttered those words they were eventually proven wrong [citation needed]
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by harry8 4y ago
Signal "note to self" is another way.
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by harry8 4y ago
One reason is 3rd party software. Frequently there is a deb compatible with the last couple of ubu LTS releases. Seems like more frequently than Debian stable releases? There's always things you don't like, are not distro packaged

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