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by ktm5j 3y ago
Honestly I can't remember the last time I had an issue with SELinux on any of my desktop systems. I've had to work past some issues with systems I manage for work, but those weren't too bad to deal with.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
As a trans woman living in a conservative area, I get where you're coming from but I seriously disagree. The hardest pill for me to swallow through all of this has been realizing that some people will never change no matter how much yo
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by ktm5j 3y ago
It does have some visualization capabilities if you hit 'd' once or twice. I think it looks nice!
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Oh goodness, I'm so sorry you had to repeat yourself.. The reason I started my question by saying "forgive me if I'm missing something obvious" is because I'm no expert on licensing issues and was asking a genuine q
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Forgive me if I'm missing something obvious, but could you explain why that is?
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I got to do an independent study project junior year of highschool where I build the LFS project and went on to write my own (super basic) source based package management system. Was hands down the most valuable learning experience I'v
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Probably because no one has built one yet.. feel free to do so.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I can understand the confusion.. the product is listed as 128Mb vs the 16Mb version here: https://pine64.com/product-category/ox64/ But that seems to be referring to XSPI Flash and not RAM.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Me too on the HN issues. East Coast US here
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Thanks for this, I really appreciate the real data and perspective
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I really, really dig your sense of humor! Great stuff
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Yes, that's what they're talking about. It ends up wasting space to have your vertical tab sidebar without the ability to hide the default tab bar at the top of the window.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Take a look at Foreman. Fills a similar function but imo you can do more with it. I set it up in production for a university and have nothing but good things to say about it.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I think it's really cute how they handled the case if the user unchecks all of either the "Type" or "Difficulty" filters hehe
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Can you clarify what you mean? It can certainly be run on hardware that you call a server, just would depend on if you're running a graphical environment, it's not able to run in a terminal emulator afaik.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
While that's super valid, they are catering to existing CentOS users who are being forced to find an alternative since CentOS was discontinued. I'm not surprised that they aren't focused on trying to bring in new users, they&
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Honestly I don't know what Matter is and I feel like this page could do a better job of explaining that
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I love stuff like this, thanks for sharing!!
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by ktm5j 3y ago
Since this isn't the original source of this data, it's possible that this happened to the description contents at some point in the past. In which case it wouldn't be trivial to fix.
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by ktm5j 3y ago
I agree. I spent a lot of time working with systemd for work and was perfectly happy with it.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
In my layman opinion a dust cloud would at very least stick around for much longer than the duration that we see this glowing last. There has to be something else responsible for the flash imo.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
Who didn't say that? You can't say they haven't bought the rights when the settlement involved them buying the rights.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
Well at some point that was true but considering the settlement out of court I don't think you can say that anymore.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
Maybe they meant later as in they'll discuss it in the future
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by ktm5j 4y ago
I feel like you could argue that UI performance falls under the "look so old" statement.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
Decidedly no.. just like they said very clearly.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
You could get some cheapo usb data logger and use sigrock to try and catch/decode whatever is being sent over the CAN bus! Would be fun to see!
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by ktm5j 4y ago
Wow I knew openssh wasn't the first, and that commercial implementations existed, but had no idea the first implementation was commercial.
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by ktm5j 4y ago
Totally agree, I've been a long time fan of his channel. I don't have any real background in EE other than some personal projects with microcontrollers and fpgas but I've always been interested in the subject in free content
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by ktm5j 5y ago
I love tmux for this application, and typically I tend to prefer alternate solutions to using parallel.. but to be fair there are many more usecases for parallel than the one you describe here.

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