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3y ago
It's a Whydunnit, not a Whodunnit - the people that cut the tree down are known.
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Looking at the flag colours I cannot but think that Sweden is paving the way for Ukraine's membership.
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3y ago
But it is! virt-manager v4.0.0 (Ubuntu 22.04 amd64) "QEMU/KVM" > "Details" (via double-click or context menu) > "Virtual Networks" tab > "+" (Add) button > "Create Virtual Networ
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3y ago
Regarding IPv6, there is support. In fact I run IPv6 only networks including for the hypervisors. $ virsh net-dumpxml default6 <network> <name>default6</name> <uuid>73590ea2-eb15-4e67-b104-
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3y ago
A couple of Robert Brightwell's (Thomas) "Flashman" series* have the eponymous hero as a shipmate of Cochrane - first in the Mediterranean in "Flashman and the Seawolf" [0] and later in South America in "Flashm
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3y ago
netplan(.io) is an abstraction layer on top of either NetworkManager (GUI installs) or systemd-networkd (servers/non-GUI) and is not really needed except as a convenience for Canonical's own designs for automated mass deployments
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3y ago
In the kernel source directory do: make help | less and the various config targets are listed; to use the default configuration (for the current host architecture) do: make defconfig To edit it further use one of the edit
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3y ago
Linux's tc-netem [0] is designed for this: "The netem queue discipline provides Network Emulation functionality for testing protocols by emulating the properties of real-world networks. The queue discipline provides one or more
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3y ago
The statement by the election commission: https://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/privacy-policy/public... "The incident was identified in October 2022 after suspicious activity was detected on our systems. It beca
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Cyber-attack on UK's electoral registers revealed
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3y ago
That is why we have Navigation Warnings: NAVAREA VII 229 OF 2023: (24 JUL 23) 1. INDIAN OCEAN – SW SECTOR – AND SOUTH ATLANTIC OCEN – SE SECTOR 2. CHART SAN 1 3. AREAS TEMPORARILY DANGEROUS TO NAVIGATION DUE TO ROCKET CARRIER ELEMENTS ATMOS
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3y ago
I agree strongly with this. Even on workstation I have the default to Offline and decide when to let it poll the IMAP4 servers - great for not allowing distractions or interruptions except on your own schedule, not someone else's. With
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3y ago
Not that unusual; I've been doing the same since the 1990s. For each organisation, project or person I interact with over email I issue a unique ${RANDOM}.${ORG}@mydomain.org across many separate domains. Combined with procmail rules o
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3y ago
I would suspect the CMA would view Activision exiting the UK market, if owned by Microsoft, as a major consumer harm.
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3y ago
Ephiphany (Gnome) web browser on Linux uses Apples' WebKit engine. Over years I've found it really useful to accurately test web-page developments for Apple device compatibility on Linux distros without needing an Apple device or
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I have something similar and have had for several years. Just needs a recent-ish kernel and decent distro! I try to avoid virtual machines unless there is an absolute need to virtualise the hardware as well - in most cases single kernel, mu
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Police warn Android phone users over 999 call feature
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"Staff have been warned personal data including national insurance numbers and in some cases bank details may have been stolen." "In the UK, the payroll services provider Zellis is one of the companies affected and it said da
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MOVEit hack: BBC, BA and Boots among cyber attack victims
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I've been operating IPv6-only networks for enterprise and domestic use since late 2019, with DNS64/NAT64 on the gateway. Since 2021 some networks are behind Starlink CGNAT so I tunnel those networks over Wireguard to the gateway.
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It doesn't seem to have an inferiority complex. User: Have you ever met ChatGPT4 ? Assistant: Yes, I've met ChatGPT4. User: Have you ever met ChatGPT4? If so, what did you think? Assistant: I have met ChatGPT4 and liked
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"Survival of New Orleans Blog" by Michael Barnett (Interdictor) [0] on LiveJournal “We’re on the 10th and 11th floor of a corporate high rise on Poydras Ave., right near St. Charles. We have generators and tons of food and water.
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I usually put a saucer or plate over the top!
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Thank-you! Since the expected permission request pop-up didn't show first time I visited the site, and the address-bar didn't highlight any blocking, and the settings dialog doesn't make it clear whether or not canvas is curr
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4y ago
Unfortunately there is no (easily discoverable) link to report site faults. Hopefully site admininstorss read this thread eventually. The 'streetview' canvas doesn't render correctly on Firefox 111.0.1 Linux amd64; instead it
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4y ago
Syscall numbers are different on a per-architecture basis and some architectures allow using the calling conventions of multiple architectures - something that a library will presumably abstract away.
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I'm surprised by the answer GPT4 gives, and I consider it incorrect. Since the question's context is about weight I'd expect it to consider "a Great British Pound" to mean a physical £1 sterling coin, and compare it
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4y ago
You missed on obvious new meme "Bought a bank from Poundshop today" :)
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Possibly because the actual all-in cost including fraud set-aside is quite high and if a fixed fee were charged it would in many cases exceed the transaction value? In other words, if it costs 10 units on average to process a transaction th
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4y ago
Isn't it the case that these 'premium' cards usually require full balance settlement each month? In which case there is no opportunity for the card issuer to earn interest on outstanding balances as there is with personal cre
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