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by lozf 3y ago
Certainly English can be weird. It can usually be understood through tough thorough thought though.
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by lozf 3y ago
Seems like a good place to mention QR-filetransfer and it's forks, as alternative solutions in some situations: * https://github.com/sdushantha/qr-filetransfer * https://github.com/imba-tjd/qr
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by lozf 3y ago
Just write "pom" and pretend it's a keming issue ;)
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by lozf 3y ago
Lossy to lossy transcodes always cause more degradation, so it's better to keep your lossy files in their original format without any re-encoding. Easy transcodes to various lossy formats are the primary reason for a well maintained an
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by lozf 3y ago
2 Fairlight CMI's in the background behind Chris Lowe: The off-white CPU units are immediately to the lower right of the video-wall, then to the right of them, you can see the same light colored musical keyboards, one on top of the oth
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by lozf 3y ago
We'd probably need to decrypt MP's WhatsApp messages to find out!
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by lozf 3y ago
Using a MacBook Pro to check email (or any other non-intensive task) does not endanger the lives of other's checking their email on "lesser" devices, nor school kids.
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by lozf 3y ago
Nearly as bad as key-tones / clicks. I don't want to hear every time you tap.
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by lozf 3y ago
This also works in Gnome & KDE on Linux & BSDs etc, just FYI :)
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by lozf 3y ago
"Encrapsulate" suits some things better, when the crap is bundles around them, rather then integral to it.
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by lozf 3y ago
There's `wl-copy` and `wl-paste` for Wayland users too, via https://github.com/bugaevc/wl-clipboard
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by lozf 3y ago
Give a man a fish vs teach a man to fish :/
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by lozf 3y ago
Yup, it's "Divide and Conquer" all the way down. Not even just political, or mainstream media, but everywhere. - Endless distractions to keep us bickering with each other, instead of addressing the bigger issues.
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by lozf 3y ago
As the saying goes: "You don't buy a Rolex to tell the time, you buy a Rolex to tell others."
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by lozf 3y ago
I have an additional Ctrl on the CapsLock key, and use Both Shift keys to toggle Caps Lock mode - best of both worlds! setxkbmap -option shift:both_capslock -option compose:rctrl-altgr -option ctrl:nocaps -option lv3:ralt_switch
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by lozf 3y ago
The source is the only thing to worry about. Without a trailing slash it makes a copy of the directory, and fills it. With a trailing slash, it copies just the *Contents* of the directory. rsync -avP foo bar # puts foo inside bar
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by lozf 3y ago
What happens when you add the time to restore that all that data once you get to Rotterdam?
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by lozf 3y ago
These days you get the same in Gnome, KDE, and even i3 or sway with minimal effort.
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by lozf 4y ago
The `zbar' package (specifically `zbarcam`) makes scanning QR codes easier (especially when you can hold a phone in front of the webcam).
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by lozf 4y ago
"Move Fast and Break Things"?
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by lozf 4y ago
There were definitely variations in sound quality from different MP3 encoders, so you probably weren't imagining things. IIRC libmpg123 was for decoding/ playback rather than encoding, but there were a number of suboptimal encode
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by lozf 4y ago
Also useful when phoning for many other reasons: "... calls may be recorded for training purposes." "Thanks for giving me permission, I am recording this call ..."
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by lozf 4y ago
Indeed, echo '98ea6e4f216f2fb4b69fff9b3a44842c38686ca685f3f55dc48c5d3fb1107be4 some_file' | sha256sum -c also works (with and without passing `-n` to echo, because the `-c` option ensures the file is checked without
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by lozf 4y ago
Original!? JenniCam would like a word. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Ringley
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by lozf 4y ago
If you live in the right place, that might be true.
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by lozf 4y ago
Perhaps "encrapsulating" would suffice?
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by lozf 4y ago
"Blumenkraft" by OTT, but only on the CD, not the download from https://ottsonic.bandcamp.com
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by lozf 4y ago
I agree about the way the headline is written, but the article links to 1password's blog post (linked here a few days ago) that claims "the cost of cracking passwords hashed with 100,000 rounds of PBKDF2-H256" would be less t
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by lozf 4y ago
They want 30% of the Network Fees which are paid to Validators (Ethereum nodes that staked 32ETH to help secure the network). Coinbase never get any of that, it's not their commission etc. It's more like Apple demanding a cut of y
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by lozf 4y ago
dial-tone (of various countries / eras)

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