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jamespo
4y ago
IMO that Slack room would be a wasteland, if you've seen it work you're lucky
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4y ago
Created an account 18 minutes ago to lecture everyone to develop in Rust :/
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4y ago
How does that work re: the Steamdeck which is running Linux or other game consoles?
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jamespo
4y ago
Or Microsoft are just terrible at classifying spam
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jamespo
4y ago
All of that is well known surely, it's still the site owners choice, including whether to block tor traffic which is often the source of these issues.
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jamespo
4y ago
The era of companies being able to piggyback on "free as in money" long term support distros with corporate backing is ending it seems.
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4y ago
Yes but that's a decision for the administrators, they may well not want portscans etc happening on their network.
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4y ago
5 licenses are "free" for Personal Use
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4y ago
https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en-G...
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jamespo
4y ago
Perhaps you’d enjoy these tracks recreating that: http://arcade.hofle.com/
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jamespo
4y ago
Related to this does anyone know a way to turn off displays in MacOS? I have 2 screens connected to an M1 Mac Mini.
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4y ago
SpamAssassin picks up mail that Gmail can't, that doesn't have a billion dollar corporation behind it.
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4y ago
Probably just insufficient incentive to stop it
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jamespo
4y ago
Ironically Microsoft are the only major MX that won't accept email from my server.
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jamespo
4y ago
Depends what you're developing. I'd go for a lightweight desktop env like XFCE.
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4y ago
Just to note if you're using these certs for the web browsers won't trust long life certs nowadays: https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/net/do...
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jamespo
4y ago
or they go to www.jabber.org read the message and log in later
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4y ago
What's your "life's work"?
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jamespo
4y ago
And linux to linux?
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4y ago
Hmm what point of view do I go for, the 25 day old anon unaccountable one or the 10 year old github profiled named one?
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jamespo
4y ago
can't they just do that development on the blockchain itself?
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jamespo
4y ago
But why can't you read it? Have you made the choice to route via tor?
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jamespo
4y ago
As a proportion of total email volume for each service?
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4y ago
That's the beauty of open ended UNIX tools
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4y ago
Strange, artists have made money in lots of different ways other than that
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jamespo
4y ago
You've paraphrased into "jab-associated" which is dishonest at best.
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jamespo
4y ago
Very few of the instant commenters read the study first it seems.
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jamespo
4y ago
Thank you for that, I had never heard of it
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jamespo
4y ago
well... that's certainly not thousands
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jamespo
4y ago
Have you looked at EndeavourOS?
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