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by jmclnx 8mo ago
and in ICE
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
I do not know what you are saying. On NetBSD I see this with vi and vim editing the same file VSZ RSS MAXRSS COMMAND 13240 2896 2896 /usr/bin/vi x.txt 45412 15212 15212 /usr/pkg/bin/
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
Well, it is not as if we did not get any warnings, but the rich are getting richer, that is all the US Gov. cares about since 1980. God forbid they and us take a hit on their lifestyle by stop using fossil fuels. This story could give a hi
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
This got me playing with an old 3.5" USB Diskette Drive I got from work on NetBSD. It works great. All I need is one of those for 5.25 diskettes :) A long time ago I had to get a file off of a 3.5" diskette that was corrupted.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
For people who do not want to go to the twitter link, I held my nose and went there for you. Looks like a diskette with an Adult Manga game/movie or something of which only 50 are left. Seems to be called "My Tsukhime Trial Editi
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
If by vi you mean vim, then I agree, real vi is rather lite. As someone famous said, "everything is relative" :) Compared to the new applications that have been coming out, Emacs and vim are a paragon of lightness.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
> Mobile Platforms Did the Most Damage, and They Did It on Purpose So true, but this has been going on for quite a while. Phones accelerated it and I have seem many of the concerns come up in IT where I worked. A couple of examples: 1.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
I say this is 60/40 Trump. For years I have heard the UN Building in NYC is in real bad shape. I have not heard of any large repairs happening of this time.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
Very Nice, this is very much needed
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
simple, replace Windows with Linux or a BSD :)
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
Good luck with that. I hope the EU is not stupid enough to stop this initiative. This would not be happening if it was not for the US dummy in chief. The EU was looking to do this for a while, but where taking its time until recent events
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
This is why unions use to exist. If tech workers were in a union, they to stop this in its track. But sadly over the years, some unions became very corrupt and others were allowed to be killed of by Companies and the US Gov. Again I am gla
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
She sounds like an impressive person.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
This the thing I do not understand about modern EVs. Based upon articles I read, maintenance of EVs are far more expensive that fossil fuel vehicles. Maintenance is a big part of cost of ownership . 100+ years ago, Electric Vehicles back
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
Yes I say you are right, but that only proves these companies only want to hire very cheap labor. There is talent in the US, all it takes is training. Decades ago companies would train new hires out of college, but that trend ended in the
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
Yes 8+ billion people cannot grow their own food, and if you factor in climate change, many food producing areas will be unable to grow anything eatable. So I would like to know davidguetta thought process. Maybe he was being sarcastic.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
My memory from back then is iffy as I was rather young. But I think you are correct, maybe it was a phase in. I know I went looking for another vehicle back then due to lead and rumors saying unleaded gas could eat away at the engine gaske
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
I do not know why you were voted down, I have seen a few articles stating the same. It showed violent crime has decreased and the main correlation was the reduction of lead in the air. In 1975 lead was eliminated from auto fuels in the US.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
>Could End Anonymous Internet Access I doubt that, but with people using Cell Phone Apps and sites like Facebook/Twitter, people are giving up their anonymity on purpose. You can still be anonymous if you want to. And as for verif
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
No surprise with that, I would think other countries will do the same. But as we all know, there are ways around that for people who really have to go there.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
>but they don't have a native answer to shipping I am not quite sure what this means. I had a jail a few years ago and I remember there was a utility to "back" the jail up so you could put it on another system. Are there
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
>cloud-based password managers The main issue with these managers. I use an encrypted text file and Emacs, nothing on the cloud for me.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
It will be interesting on how texting will change things down the road. For example, many people use 'u' instead of 'you'. Could that make English spelling in regards to how words are spoken worse or better then now ?
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
I was looking for the link for a while, I even forgot the title. So here it is: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.en.html This takes place in 2047, seems we are well on track for that date.
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
>Under the bill, an operating system provider would be required to collect a user’s date of birth or age information when an account is established This seems to happen on some WEB sites now, but many people here probably do not sign up
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
Interesting, for some reason I thought lynx was the first browser. I thought I read that a while ago. But it makes sense it is a GUI browser since it was developed on a NeXT
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
How about forcing all stations to: 1. read from the bible between between 16:00 and 20:00 2. At 20:00 show Trump's picture for 5 minutes with people praising him 3. rest of the programming are shows based upon Leave it to Beaver and my
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
>departments into a new Social and Cultural Analysis department. Sound like a Bible Study Department to me. But you can head to Mass, NY and Calif. Schools. There may very well have plenty of openings due to Trumps banning of internati
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
The big question, is it patented to the point were no one can buy the burners and media ? Will it run on Linux ?
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by jmclnx 8mo ago
The article is in french

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