jmclnx

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by jmclnx 9mo ago
I would no say the "world", but areas of it has as noted. Like South Asia, SW N America, N Africa and Spain. For many of these areas, desalination could meet the gap, but someone will need to pay for it. That is the main issue,
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
I did a simple search, here it is. A .gov site: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9577438/ There were other articles I have seen over the last few years talking about polio and the US.
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
Every competent doctor says otherwise. Polio is starting to slowly become a thing, so we will probably need to start producing more Iron Lungs if we follow the new flat-earth CDC. Even the article proves these "advisors" have no c
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
You forgot to list Slackware :) http://www.slackware.com/ http://slackware.osuosl.org/slackware64-current/ChangeLog.tx...
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
Marketing Dept plus upper management. A release date is set by them, developers need to cut corners to make that date. These days it is far worse then it was 40 years ago due to marketing.
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
Well I would say this should be true for most people here. I expect the same for Apple too. The big question is, when will these keys hit the wild ? Since they exist, eventually they will get out there. We all know, if you want real secur
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
I had the printed handbook from the 3.x days, was a great resource and I am sure it still is.
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
I has to look it up, yes I remember MOND now, thanks For others: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modified_Newtonian_dynamics
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
Dup + flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46706732
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
I guess no surprise with this, IMO the "Oligarchs" control the US Gov and has for decades. The US need a another Teddy Roosevelt. I think I saw here in HN, inequality is worse then what it was in the Gilded Age https:/&#x2F
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
When young, I saw the a few vets coming back from Vietnam, one I knew, and they were having a very hard time getting help.
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
Sadly, i dare say in the US, except for advancements in Medical, disabled vets have a somewhat rough time these days :( Probably not as bad as Byfield, but compared to the standard of living now to back then, probably not that different whe
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
By convicted I mean convicted by the Senate. After Congress impeaches the Pres., the Senate needs to have a trial and if they convict the Pres., he is removed from office. That did not happen in the first term.
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
If we had sane (or brave) people in congress, he would have been impeached and convicted by now and tossed out of office.
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by jmclnx 9mo ago
Not a bad read.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
>should I continue to use this service if I have to verify my age? Simple answer, never accept this If everyone selected "cancel" you can be sure these sites will stop age banning, they wan $ more than anything else. If a site
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
Yes I read it, but still, charging me $1 so M/S can spy on what I do and make money off of it by selling my work to large corporations is wrong. But if they really wanted to do what the article says, create a project and people can don
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
I disagree, due to github copilot and other AI crap Microsoft is adding to GitHub, they should pay us 5 USD per month.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
Yes, and I use Gopher as a B/U of my Gemini Capsule. A couple of years ago I moved my site to Gemini with Gopher as a mirror. I found doing that makes maintenance far easier that what I had to do with html.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
>With no indication that VoidLink is actively targeting machines, there’s no immediate action required by defenders, Plus no mention of how these machines get "infected". My guess is the admin will need to download something a
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
Did they ever get un-banned ? IIRC, that Univ has/had great Computer Science Dept. But there is always the BSDs.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
Sad to hear, RIP
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
I am a fvwm person, but if I had to use a desktop environment, xfce would be my first choice. I find it works great for me. Once it ends up on Wayland and I am forced to use Wayland, right now xfce will be my choice. Only one thing I
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
For those,like me, who do not wnt to go to youtube: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/12/fed-jerome-powell-criminal-p... https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/federal-reserve-chair-powe.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
To me it is adding things that windows love to do. Examples: binary log files, binary configuration, .ini files, hidden options.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
Congratulations and welcome to the club! But please, do not push to make Linux into a Windows Clone :)
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
If Twitter/Grok is creating these images, then all he is asking is Google and Apple do to Twitter what they do to smaller companies without any hesitation. Seems fair to me.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
If you are really concerned about someone making a mistake and send mail out unencrypted, just send out an attachment with an encrypted pdf. There are many ways to create one. On Linux/*BSD you can use qpdf to encrypt any pdf. Maybe
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
The question why is almost all modern apps pushing around 1G. It is dependencies, if you ever compiled almost any GUI application via prots/pkgsrc on a BSD, you will be shocked by the dependencies that application needs, it is obscene.
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by jmclnx 10mo ago
Having moved my WEB site to Gemini a couple of years ago, I think Gemini is the easiest protocol to maintain. Plus FWIW, dillo has plugins for both Gemini and gopher on it site. So for people who prefer GUIs for browsing, dillo works great

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