keikobadthebad

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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
The russian 'big stick' on Ukraine certainly seemed to breed widespread resentment. To the point the ROW is glad the US is there to coordinate the punitive response.
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
Whatever you do daily adds up, good or bad. So simple course changes to your daily habits can make a difference. If you drink alcohol as part of your routine, consider deleting that whole thing. Make time for getting outside in the sun mos
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
I use Fedora, so I get it as a simple rpm. No snap stuff involved... see for yourself https://fedora.pkgs.org/rawhide/fedora-x86_64/certbot-1.24.0...
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
Certbot is available as a snap in addition to the other ways, that's all. "Let's Encrypt" server side doesn't use snaps AFAIK.
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
This is effective because when depressed, you imagine you have no agency. It's helpful because it's something you can do as soon as you decided to do it, that improves your environment and proves to you that you DO have agency.
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
For most problems an async 'coprocessor' that can use system memory over pcie is a good enough model. It's not tied to one platform and doesn't have to get involved with modifying the cpu architecture.
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
RT was not of any significance. Al Jazeera is more credible than RT ever was.
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
https://phys.org/news/2022-03-solar-illusion-coronal-loops.h...
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
Sounds like Hell... some people are like that unfortunately. I think these platforms givingbthem victims can only make them worse.
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by keikobadthebad 5y ago
> But Linux / RaspberryPiOS puts you on the never-ending upgrade and security path. Using rtos and esp-idf doesn't magically protect you from vulns. You will have to deal with security upgrades whatever you do.