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systemctl edit --full does what you want. I wish package managers would make patching packages easy, this kind of thing is so much more manageable on Nix.
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There's just no way to look into this and not think they are doing an absolute shit job. A raspberry pi 4 costs the equivalent of 200 US Dollars in Brazil, more than some brand new laptops. Most of our population do not have computers,
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If you're looking into building toolkits for not-too-popular languages, I feel like Erlang should be interesting, the process model sounds like a perfect match to GUI components. I've never seen anyone trying to build that, for so
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5y ago
Disheartening to see software people praising removal of options using among all things incompetence as justification.
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5y ago
https://docs.docker.com/
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CVE-2022-23812: node-ipc contains malicious code targeting Russia and Belarus
(nvd.nist.gov)
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I'm simply unable of not reacting to someone so exhilarantly rejoicing you don't need a third party library for taking user input with cynicism. Am I living in a bubble, or what the hell went wrong here?
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5y ago
Any idea how long it should take? I don't do frontend, but when I tried making GUIs back in the Tk heydays, it was feasible to cook up a very functional GUI in the first day of learning/usage.
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5y ago
I use rsync on termux and zerotier for remote access. Mounting sshfs on android is also great if you don't need any passwords when offline.
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Are you seriously comparing the world to consent manufacturing machine?
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5y ago
You can't make phone calls in case you only want open source software. GSM Baseband software is notoriously closed and that's practically enforced by law.
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5y ago
True, but I feel it has more to do with foreign women historically being considered assets while men, liabilities. Vast majority of ME migrants are men.
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5y ago
I paid around $10 in brazilian Steam.
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5y ago
>Storage Box backup product The script here really only makes sense for servers you physically own. You wouldn't accept SSH access from a key located on a plain VPS, right? Also this script doesn't seem to encrypt the data at a
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The bigger question is whether they're reporting it as they join infection statistics.
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It's so disproportional that a small number "wrongly" associated with the larger cohort would mean in reality it's far more skewed.
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What would they do when it inevitably breaks? Google won't bail them out on this one. What if there's a security issue with the server, are they going to have it up to date? Are they going to cry wolf online about how this ancient
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5y ago
Staggering to imagine a developer using emacs would use some random community package corner-case function to install and keep updated an important package written in the same language he programs with.
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5y ago
I'm in a similar position only a bit younger and richer, I've found restricting exposure to information helps a lot. Meditation is basically spending some time not worrying about anything, it's not particularly helpful if you
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Nintendo has been my sole choice for a very long time now, since I'm almost exclusively interested in local multiplayer. Switch's popularity has been nice, smaller studios in particular have really stepped up their game, in contra
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5y ago
I bought a ton today, but just to close my short. Huge profit there, I'd probably never long FB though.
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I'm amazed they didn't mention McNamara's 100,000. There's so much to learn trying to not repeat this guy's mistakes. Project 100,000 is an enlightening piece of history, to say the least.
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That's part and parcel of deep, amalgamated, problems our countries suffer from. I receive in crypto, live in south america and still sleep worry-free. I just do a good job and happen to heap benefits from all this shit we're imme
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Y behavior is the most baffling, disgusting, characteristic of any text editor ever. This page really should instruct users to remap to y$.
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5y ago
Is that even possible in a cold device?
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5y ago
Great explanation, thanks. Now I assume that, having an encrypted external LUKS2 device, if someone may have had access to it I should never decrypt it in a system with a vulnerable cryptsetup version.
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I still don't get how the fix works. If I just mount an external LUKS2 device in an updated system, It's good to go?
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They're cool, absurdly cool in fact.
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5y ago
What are you waiting to become rich? I'll long you 10x leverage.
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5y ago
Speaking from a country with ongoing human organ harvesting, this is absolutely amazing, everyone involved in this deserves an enormous amount of praise.
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