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The article uses the term "CCAs" without ever defining it. I followed the links, and googled it, with no useful result. What is a CCA in this context?
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Is the pervasive advertising not bad enough already that you want to waste time and energy inventing fake advertising using plagiarism bots? I can't offhand thing of a worse idea in the context.
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Screenshots -- or GIFs -- of Plan 9 compared with Inferno would be most instructive. The Plan 9 folks I've talked to are a bit shocked by this, but I preferred Inferno's GUI to plain old Rio/Acme etc.
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Which is FOSS now! https://github.com/bluewaysw/pcgeos
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ToastyTech is wonderful but don't forget GUIdebook, which also is. https://guidebookgallery.org/
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> There was no proto-writing stage. Sequoyah was a great man, a genius, no doubt... but I think it is important to note that he didn't go straight to an alphabet. It was his third try. The first go was logograms: he made up symbol
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> also allows a more modern syntax similar to QBasic / FreeBASIC. This is probably a too-wild idea, but what I personally would love to see would be to adopt the extensions of Dr Andy White's BetaBASIC. I wrote most of the Wiki
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Glad you are still with us, Mr S! And I hope you feel at least a little vindicated that so many people have worked so hard to make Silicon Snake Oil come true. :-)
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/s notwithstanding... no. I run a bunch of decade-old HP Microservers. All BIOS-only. My personal laptops are old Thinkpads, from before the keyboards went crappy & Lenovo took away the expansion options. So they're all about
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Don't worry, you're good. https://github.com/jamesyc/TimeCapsuleSMB
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No, they weren't. They told me an awkward neologism for someone who isn't senior and isn't junior, and that means that neither they nor the original message tell me mid-level what. So, no, they were not, or I would not have
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I like the concept, I don't like the presentation or the reasoning. But this idea or ones much like it have been presented before... "Hassle-free diskless Virtual Machines with Xen and Alpine Linux" https://jonnyty
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> rEFInd is _so_ much simpler TBH I've only used it for Hackintoshes and BSDs. I don't know why you'd want it. But I am finding this hard to post on account of this big hairy grey thing with a long prehensile nose that
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A bit more discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47942534 And lots more here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47923010
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> I didn't think it was particularly well written, and I found the threaD to be full of people commenting on how well written it was. Here is a thought that seems not to have occurred to you. All these people saying it's good.
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> Im a medior I do not know that word. I looked it up and found nothing helpful. What does it mean, and what do you mean? Also, may I ask you to use more punctuation and things like currency symbols, because your message lacks so much co
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https://www.spacebar.news/stop-using-brave-browser/ https://thelibre.news/no-really-dont-use-brave/
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> That's very cool. Don't knock yourself - congratulations on reaching a good level in such a fiendish language. My own SO hovers between A2 and B1 after many years, so I absolutely appreciate how frustrating Czech can be. Díky
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It's fascinating, and thank you. My Czech was terrible -- maybe just approaching B1 level when I left 3 years ago -- and it was not comprehensible to me. But it wasn't to my friend and to my (now) wife when we visited, so I took a
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> Ubuntu is the only one. I have to say that I really do not understand the point of comments like this. The reality of user-facing Linux is this: Most of it is Android. It sells billions of units per year. Of the rest, something like 90
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Watched that just a month or 2 ago with my 6YO. It's great, a very underrated film. But it's not set during the Superb Owl flush isn't because the film is set in London, and most Londoners do not watch American football.
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Also here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47989372
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It's really not. After a lot of searching I found... my own post from Reddit 3Y ago! https://www.reddit.com/r/czech/comments/17stwmi/can_anyone_r... It has a relatively clear photo.
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Very interesting. Thanks. Those are good points...
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Oh, fantastic!
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My favourite is perfectly clean and SFW. There was a Bohemian monk Who went to bed in a bunk He dreamt that Venus Was sucking his elbow And woke up all covered in perspiration.
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I preferred Interlingua... But these days, Slovio would help me more. I've tried Slovio on Slavs of about 10 nationalities. None had ever heard of it. All of then, no exceptions, could just understand it perfectly well, to their great
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She dty vea. :-) (I do not actually speak Manx, but 2026 is the Year of the Manx Language. I should learn some.)
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If you go back half a millennium, most languages are the same. The sign above the door at the primary school outside Karlstejn Castle is unreadable to a speaker of modern Czech. School website: https://www.skolakarlstejn.cz/
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And indeed the ancient and mysterious Lancashire martial art, of course. https://www.goodiesruleok.com/articles.php?id=17
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