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by jmclnx 6mo ago
Luckily my site uses Plesk after moving away from cPanel years ago. I have to wonder if this issue is due to never reviewing auto-test scripts ? I know where I worked, testing is now an afterthought and half the time testing means no issues
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
I get it. I was going to be a "smarta??" and say 7 is a prime number too, but I realized what this was al about. FWIW 47 is prime too.
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
Well, very nice, will need to give it a try afer I check the requirements. I almost went to Warp from DOS but Linux arrived first. EDIT: well looks like this is not OS/2 Warp. I wish the title would have noted this is somekind of app
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
Of course they do, when the age verification morphs into real personal identification (PI) all people's habits will be known to everyone. Time to put a stop to this PI tracking trend. But we all know PI will be tracked by all entities
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
I use dillo a lot, congratulations! With these age verification laws and depending upon what Firefox does, dillo could very well be the go-to browser on Linux and BSD. If these laws hit us and Firefox adds logic to verify one's age, I
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
So the real statement is "Following the law is unrealistic". Well if waymo was in my city, I will make sure I ride my bike in the middle of the lane in front of a waymo vehicle. Doing that is legal were I am.
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
All people see is job losses and increased costs based upon articles and tweet type things. If due to AI or not, that is what they are seeing. It is like MAGA news, all they see "AI eliminates jobs and AI increases your electric bill
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
Pretty bad these days the outcome of a court case will depend upon what political party will be put at a disadvantage. Even this article tryed to frame the case as "no political party will be disadvantaged". There is no law in th
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
I would say it is even worse, it is a scam to feed $ to the rich due to Gov subsidizes. Plus, IIRC, ethanol is used as a way to make people think it is OK to use fossil fuels allowing the oil industry to point to these farms. Plus I heard
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
>I give it five years before the GH CLI is the only way to interact with GitHub repos. I do not doubt this, already it seems to be a pain to deal with some repos on github without using gh. I do not know what gh buys you but I have neve
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
This is great! I heard of a rare form of Glaucoma that does not have to do with high eye pressure but blood flow to the optic nerve, they think it is a genetic type issue. I know some who has it and so far so good using the eye-drops. But
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
> This Big Tech Firm Wants To Reinstate the Draft I still cannot help but look at Palantir as a company that just sends $ to the "oligarchs". I still wonder what real value Palantir provides the US Gov. After reading the artic
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
I cannot get to that link, here is another one. The main part to remember is " may ". The cost of this process could prevent the order from being issued: https://www.businessinsider.com/banks-requirement-citizens
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
I am missing something ? If I read the link in xcancel.com correctly, it says what I would look at as "intel emulation" will be removed in the next release. So, it looks to me application vendors who depends upon this emulation w
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
China is increasing funding, US is cutting funding so this will only help China.
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by jmclnx 6mo ago
Lets hope the lawyers for the poor person's family and the workers forced to keep working are very good at their job.
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
> I'm not sure why Meta's lobbying is harped on so much when all of Big Tech benefits from this Because meta will not have to spend real $ to add/support age verification, plus they get to point the finger at someone else
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
This did not take long, we all knew this was coming but I am surprised on how quick this appeared. Lets hope they carve out exemptions for Free Operating Systems based upon revenue. But we know that will not happen.
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
I thought I saw somewhere this happening, but as you know, this is a "workaround", not a fix. Unless we stop using fossil fuels we will have a lot more to worry about. But we get a hint on exactly where we are going with the Iran
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
I wonder how hard it is to move from 3.x to 4.0.0 ? From what I remember hearing, the move from 2 to 3 was hard.
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
Usually I avoid AI related articles, but this one to me was very interesting!
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
If young people actual voted all the time and understand it will take at least 4 - 8 years for the changes to occur, then things would be different. But the young do not vote and when they do, they expect instant changes. That is not how s
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
No surprise for large companies, one company even renamed itself but its approval ratings still stayed in the basement. A fortune 500 company I worked for renamed internal projects many times when the original failed. But they continued du
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
That's right, I forgot about that!
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
Interesting, I would normally expect small islands like this to disappear. Would be interesting if they find more info on the satellite images they are examining.
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
Lite Blue on a dark Blue background. That is a new one, I have seen grey text on lite grey, but blue on blue ? The article does work in lynx, at least I can read it.
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
I read elsewhere (here?) that it was the main developer of WireGuard who had their account suspended. If true, and based on what I read seems it is true, I am surprised this did not reach the "mainstream" press. All I can say is
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
And a recipe for failure . All 100% of their staff needs to be moved off of Windows at the same time. A few years ago, IBM tried to move everyone to LibreOffice from M/S Office. It failed, the reason why was top level execs and some
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
>Cloud Storage being enabled by default is not abuse, I disagree, taking my data without explicit permission is stealing and abuse. >If you don't want OneDrive, uninstall it I heard if you do that, it gets reinstalled. Is that t
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by jmclnx 7mo ago
Glad to see this list, will keep an eye on it ! Now to be fair, in a few ways I think it is ahead. Now if you said "catch up to Linux in hardware support" I would fully agree. Last I heard, its VM (swap/memory) processes is

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