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joveian
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Or exactly this kind of backdoor in open source but target proprietary software. I don't know of any survey but I'd be surprised if less than half of proprietary software used open source software one way or another and not surpr
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joveian
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Note that zstd (the utility) currently links to liblzma since it can compress and decompress other formats.
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That is what I thought too but it wasn't hard to find: https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/21/
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joveian
3y ago
I have mixed feelings about that one. The building is much better than RCT (1-3, the ones that I've played) both coasters and buildings, however I don't like the art style at all and the terrain is mostly flat and much less inter
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joveian
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I don't think it is worth going over this again here, as I said there was a HN thread with more info including your question discussed at some length. It sounds like they moved it to a lake to limit the chance of it happening again.
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joveian
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I can't remember the details but there was at least one larger HN thread on it so it should be easy to find. Enough people (including various police agencies) were confused that it caused major issues for the people who lived there.
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Bach Cello Suites Favourite Five
(bachcellosuites.co.uk)
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Searching for the file name the default database seems to be MaxMind's free database: https://dev.maxmind.com/geoip/geolite2-free-geolocation-data They are the comany that infamously set the default US location to
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Oh, I didn't know until now that Brussels griffon is a kind of dog. I got this one: You ill-proportioned GI can of plagued Brussels griffon dribble
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It might make a slight difference or it might not, but you can't know that it will so best to assume that it doesn't. In practice the amount of computing power actually available is going to make much more difference than the met
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3y ago
Personally, I only get DRM-free games, which mostly means GOG at this point (they also have a better refund policy). They have some issues too but seem to be much better than any other game stores in terms of customer friendly policies (un
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Yes, I have a window manager hotkey to pop up the hourly weather image for my location in mpv, I recommend this as a good way to get a quick look at the weather today or tomorrow. I also have a shell alias to use kitten icat to display it
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I think the Christian idea of hell also come out of the Jewish Gehenna, which it sounds like was the name of an actual valley near Jerusalem which was associated with a (condemned in Judaism) practice of child sacrifice via fire. https:&#x
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FreeBSD's /bin/sh is based on ash, like NetBSD's, although I'm not sure how much they have in common these days. dash was forked from NetBSD's version of ash and then simplified considerably and fixed up to be
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There is a difference between a commercial effort and calling something commercial software, which often (usually?) refers to licensed per use (often per installed system) software. Open source must be freely redistributable, which means i
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Not the pixel art style that you seem to mean but there is a recent lemmings 3D style game called Tin Harts. I haven't played it yet but it looks interesting. https://www.gog.com/en/game/tin_hearts Also, it
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Sleep issues can be stress related but aren't always (and aren't in my case, at least at this point). Stress does seem to make everything worse though and I could see it playing a role in my family members developing dementia. I
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How was their sleep? I have sleep difficulty (including a non-24 hour circadian rhythm) and significant early memory issues. I also have a family history of dementia (I only know anything about the sleep of one family member with dementia
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Did the ancient Greeks and Romans experience Alzheimer's?
(today.usc.edu)
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It is also on GOG and other game stores so for anyone who also plays commercial games it is easy to track updates the same way you do with other games. https://www.gog.com/en/game/openttd
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Functional differences described here: https://wiki.musl-libc.org/functional-differences-from-glibc...
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GOG made a brief effort to expand into movies almost a decade ago but stopped because the industry revolved around regional restrictions (they asked customers if they should keep going with regional restrictions and customers said no). The
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Guatemala's baby brokers: how children were stolen for adoption
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Or NetBSD drivers via rump: https://github.com/rumpkernel/wiki
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There is often also option 3, put ssh on port 80 and/or 443 on a different host and ProxyJump to the intended destination (and/or use SOCKS to that host to generally get a less filtered internet connection). I use SOCKS and also
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My extremely limited experience with Java is similar, it seems to do much worse than C at compatability over time. Of course you are right that it is a fair example of early Unix code, I just didn't read the comment you were actually
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Note that this is not a fair comparison since that code is almost 50 years old, predating ANSI C and before even the 8088 existed. Still, there is only one actual error in gcc 13.2.1 which is the use of =| instead of the later standardized
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The amount of money you can get if someone violates the copyright is much more limited if you don't register. https://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/faq-general.html#register
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Personally, I'm not convinced it is a good idea to make any conclusions about reality from any fMRI study (I'm not convinced what is being measured is all that important plus even intrepreting what is being measured relies on comp
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Nice to see encouragement to avoid javascript :). Dropdowns that require javascript are particularly common (and unnecessary). It seems on Firefox, focus-visible only appears when tabbing, not when using the space key to toggle. Not sure
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