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jmclnx
1y ago
Boo Hoo, Apple not doing AI. To me not doing AI is a major plus.
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jmclnx
1y ago
If the democrat stops hiding and fight, maybe Trump can be stopped
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1y ago
Well something needs to be done about malaria. Since there is no hope in solving Climate Change, seems malaria and other disease are slowing heading north. I remember reading some nasty mosquito diseases already landed in Florida and South
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jmclnx
1y ago
All I need is the trackpoint, I would never consider buying a laptop without one.
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1y ago
I just checked, config option --with-x-toolkit=motif still works with 30.1 In a way I would be surprised if motif is removed, I think FSF still wants to support proprietary UN*X and for that you really need to support motif. FWIW, lucid and
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1y ago
>I think it's a shame it never carried over to QT or GTK+ Same here, but we know why. NIH Syndrome, or people did not realize how great it worked so they did their own thing, making things far more complicated then necessary. I rem
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jmclnx
1y ago
Yes it is rising and how would one stop it ? In reality there is no way to stop it outside of what the article recommends. Plus this also applies to many other labor intensive industries. People who work in these industries want to be pa
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1y ago
>In California, it costs $5 to record a lien on the secretary of state’s website Interesting article. But an easy fix. Raise the price to $100 or more. It is refundable if the lien is valid. If invalid, then maybe the person who file
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1y ago
This is from vermaden, who's site has a lot of informative very good FreeBSD information. I remember in the 8x days, there was talk of moving parts or all of base installable via pkg. That server had a heat death and I have yet to rep
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jmclnx
1y ago
Well time to move to gitlab, is anyone surprised by this. I moved a year ago.
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1y ago
I agree, I saw Xorq and with the font I have, it looked like Xorg. No offense, but I avoid AI like a plague, so I saw this I thought "WHY?", thinking it was X11 (Xorg). Now a bit of a rant. Why or why do people have to use X???
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jmclnx
1y ago
This is just a peek into a possible future. With the trend of eliminating cash, the powers that be can prevent people from buying anything deemed harmful. Or a large company can close down a small but innovative competitor with a flick of
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1y ago
Why would people stay employed there with Trump and the GOP treating them the way they do. They are in demand and moving will get them higher pay and a more stable life.
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1y ago
Thanks, I was wondering about ext4 and time stamps. I wonder what the zfs/btrfs type file systems do. I am a bit lazy to check but I expect btrfs is using 64 bit. zfs, I would not be surprised if it matches zfs (edit meant ext4 here)
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1y ago
I have to agree, the most painful and uninformative meetings I have been at all have one thing in common, powerpoint. Best meetings, no presentations and they get into details. His rule/method interests me.
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1y ago
When will the US have telethons ? IIRC, there was movie about that in the 70s.
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1y ago
Well I am pretty sure Classic option will go away at some point. But paying to write documents on your laptop ? No thanks, I will use LibreOffice* instead. * In reality I use calligra that comes with Slackware instead of LibreOffice. I re
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1y ago
It is nice that he created a cloud environment for a pointy/clicky people :) But if I where to do such a thing: 1. Cloud only used to send and store locally encrypted compressed backup data 2. Open an ssh port to the public, but deny l
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1y ago
>“too socialist" So it is OK to be fascist in the US, but not too "socialist". Nice
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jmclnx
1y ago
Somehow I missed parts 1 -- 3, but those are linked in the part 4 article. Started with part 1, so far it seems interesting.
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1y ago
For the US only: Because due to the current brain dead policies of the GOP in the US, life expectancies in the US are falling. So instead of storing up Social Security by making the ultra rich pay their fair share, people who do real work t
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1y ago
Money wins all the time and the GOP is happy to take it for supporting fossil fuels. But the climate change fix party (democrats) is more than happy to open up new Oil Fields if they think high gas prices will hurt their election chances
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1y ago
Not being a scientist of any kind, I fully believe it is fossil fuel emissions, mainly from autos. When I was very young, where I lived, a city of 100000, I would say less than 50% of the people there drove plus most worked in the city they
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1y ago
Lets pretend what you are saying is true, which it is not. Who would you want to access your data ? The State or the "underworld". Many countries have laws on how to access your data. The underworld, you may wake up dead. Gran
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1y ago
Another day another vulnerability with Microsoft. I wonder if this will incentivize the countries to move faster with Linux. Probably not since there are so many of these breaches people just ignore them. I miss the old days when a breach
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1y ago
This I fully agree with, plus limit the size and weight of carry-ons. No exceptions!
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1y ago
I thought the article was "OK", but my main issue is they did not go into a lot of detail on the Satellites. One case the mentioned date launched. I would like to know: * dates launched * Satellites still in active use * What Net
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1y ago
Looks like a MMU is needed: https://wiki.netbsd.org/projects/project/mmu-less/
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1y ago
No AC is the issue, this does not look good for people trying to help with energy consumption vs Climate Change. It is like we are in a loosing race. I know better things are coming, but will it arrive in time and be cheap enough for peop
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1y ago
>without permission How is that possible ? I would think at the very least the door would be locked. From quick searches I believe it is a for profit company. https://opennpi.com/provider/1851878409 Granted that pr
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