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by lnx01 4y ago
Check out Lagrange, it's actually a browser for Geminispace but works perfectly well for gopher: https://gmi.skyjake.fi/lagrange/
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by lnx01 4y ago
To me it's daemon as in encyclopaedia, or paediatric
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by lnx01 5y ago
The feature request and feature were written by the same person.
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by lnx01 5y ago
5.666
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by lnx01 5y ago
I have no idea how to shoe a horse.
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by lnx01 6y ago
I would love to see a video of how one operates a GUI using a keyboard. I'm know some vi and zero emacs, so how Vimium works eludes me, but it would be great to someone do some impressive stuff without ever touching the mouse. I imag
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by lnx01 6y ago
This and all the comments sound like garbage to me. This is a neurological disease, no amount of nerve stimulation will ever help. I am a sufferer. The older comments here are quite suspicious.
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by lnx01 6y ago
It's DNTO actually
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by lnx01 7y ago
I did exactly the same thing. Wrote to a file on my personal network share and then did this: out &h64&hfe Instareboot on a DOS machine.
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by lnx01 7y ago
It does look nice, but I hate electron apps.
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by lnx01 7y ago
Evolution does, whether or not you think it looks nice is subjective. I like it, it's utilitarian; especially with 'plaintext only' enabled.
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by lnx01 7y ago
DarkReader extension for Chrome/Firefox works for me.
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by lnx01 7y ago
Pidgin with libpurple/libslack is also great. A bit quirky, but it works.
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by lnx01 7y ago
Slack's dark mode is a bit late for me, and it's still not a native app. I switched to Pidgin with libpurple and libslack a while ago, and I'm not going back.
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by lnx01 7y ago
Yeah... So, this is a South African independent online-only publication for news. They also have an investigative arm. Investigative journalism is in the dumps in South Africa at the moment; on the one hand it's due to simple lack of a
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by lnx01 7y ago
It's not actually, enabled. It says that it is, but it's really not. It's still using your CPU to decode 4K video. https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Chrome-N... https://bugzil
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by lnx01 7y ago
Neither WINE nor WSLv1 use virtualisation. WSLv2 does use virtualisation however; but WINE still isn't a VM.
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by lnx01 7y ago
Probably the cloudflare outage: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/tx4pgxs6zxdr
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by lnx01 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_information_and_event...
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by lnx01 7y ago
Caesium-137 emits Beta radiation decaying to Barium-137, which then emits Gamma radiation. Geiger counters can definitely detect "Caesium radiation".
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by lnx01 7y ago
I prevent all sites from loading fonts.google.com unless NOT doing so makes it unreadable to me.
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by lnx01 8y ago
I consistently have a problem running Mate Desktop where I have to disable CSD in apps that try to use it by default - off the top of my head, Chrome, Chromium, Firefox and VSCode all have CSD functionality but are unusable in Mate Desktop
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by lnx01 8y ago
So, the statue of liberty isn't made of rock, it's made of Bronze, the Copper oxidised (amongst other things) eventually leaving it a bluey-green: https://www.iflscience.com/chemistry/the-true-color-of-the-s..
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by lnx01 8y ago
Better than it was 5-10 years ago - improving steadily. Fibre internet 40Mbps for about USD60pm - reliable, quick, low latency. Compared with the rubbish ADSL we've had to deal with in the past it's day and night.
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by lnx01 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exc...
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by lnx01 8y ago
Surely, by definition, an approaching supersonic jet would be completely silent until shortly after it's passed the observer?
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by lnx01 8y ago
There's also a blue button if you click the i to the left of the current address.
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by lnx01 8y ago
There's even a JDBC driver on the commercial tier
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by lnx01 8y ago
"charge everywhere on the wire remains constant" - perhaps. But the charge is still flowing, it's still moving at a rate of dQ/t. What is dQ/t you may ask? It's the time derivative of charge. It's the chan
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by lnx01 8y ago
Current is unequivocally the time derivative of charge. There're no two ways about it. i(t) = dQ(t) / dt "To clarify, claiming current is the derivative of charge is like claiming the current of a river is the derivative of i

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