meruru

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by meruru 8y ago
I would love to see multi-terabyte servers in a netbook form-factor.
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by meruru 8y ago
>I frequently ponder what I might have learned or accomplished I find a lot harder to study on the internet with all its distractions, so I'd guess not much.
423.
by meruru 8y ago
Lineage and other custom Android versions don't have such requirement.
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by meruru 8y ago
There are a few alternative server implementations under development. Personally I'm hopeful for Dendrite (written in Go): https://github.com/matrix-org/dendrite
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by meruru 8y ago
I don't care one bit about the specs. The Librem 5 has so much more to offer.
426.
by meruru 8y ago
I use Lineage on a supported device and everything seems to work perfectly. My camera is blacktaped, but it did work fine when I tested once.
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by meruru 8y ago
I will buy this because it's the only device aligned with the principles of Free Software. I hope many here will do the same.
428.
by meruru 8y ago
There's already Replicant, Lineage, Copperhead, etc. The thing you're asking for has existed for a long time.
429.
by meruru 8y ago
I don't know is it really better? Obviously you'd prefer, and I think I would too, but the sort of thing you're complaining about might actually work. Apart from your personal feelings, is there anything else you are basing y
430.
by meruru 8y ago
That doesn't use the user's preferred font/line/column size and background color.
431.
by meruru 8y ago
If there was a way for me as a web developer to tell browsers "render this page in reader view" I would definitely use it.
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by meruru 8y ago
>Why do these journalists care? They don't. They only care about the clicks.
433.
by meruru 8y ago
Are the old images discarded? It would be interesting to use these as references for hyper-realist drawings. You could have something completely authentic that could never be traced back to its source.
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by meruru 8y ago
Well, the manpage for this is looking really good and it already has almost everything that I care about. The -a option isn't in yet, but it's in the TODO. https://github.com/kristapsdz/openrsync/blob&#x2
435.
by meruru 8y ago
rsync was never ISC licensed afaik. The parent is referring to openrsync's license.
436.
by meruru 8y ago
I hope this ends up being a lot simpler and easier to understand than the original rsync. The rsync manpage is way too long.
437.
by meruru 8y ago
Yeah, that was my assumption too. It's coming from the OpenBSD community, so openrsync it is.
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by meruru 8y ago
You don't use it when you are trying to say you don't know something, but you can use it as an answer to a question. Q. What is that thing? A. Saa (dunno) My guess is that the Italian "boh" is the same.
439.
by meruru 8y ago
The BSDs have a strong preference for copyfree licenses. They tolerate copyleft programs, but try to switch to copyfree when possible. See for instance GCC -> Clang/LLVM.
440.
by meruru 8y ago
Using "less free" or "more free" in this context just leads to pointless semantic debates. What happened is that someone made a clean-room implementation of a copyleft program in order to have it available under a copyfr
441.
by meruru 8y ago
In Japan that would be "hah?"
442.
by meruru 8y ago
>instead of saying "I don't know", you can say "boh?" with the oooo sometimes drawn out. In Japan, the equivalent is "sah" with the aaaa sometimes drawn out.
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by meruru 8y ago
>I get the impression that you have in mind hiring a prostitute, in a well functioning society with no poverty, and with a well fare system that people can fall back on. OK, fair. I might be assuming the best, but is that really unreason
444.
by meruru 8y ago
I learned about lua patterns while trying out OpenBSD httpd and I quite liked it as Regex alternative. It's easy to learn and covers most of my needs: https://man.openbsd.org/patterns.7
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by meruru 8y ago
>What if you had a child or sister, who got kidnapped. Then the police came, and said to your child or sister: "Ok, we'll rescue you, if we can have sex with you." What? That's a completely different situation. The pe
446.
by meruru 8y ago
None of that makes sense to me. Sure it sucks to be in such a shitty place that you just have to take whatever pays, but that's the reality for a lot of people and I don't see anyone being all morally outraged at people who hire c
447.
by meruru 8y ago
Do you also refuse to have your trash taken due to the power imbalance between the garbage men and their employer? I don't imagine garbage men have many other options.
448.
by meruru 8y ago
>paying one of those people for sex seems just ya know...like a bit of a shitty thing to do. Why? There's nothing wrong with sex work, it's just a job. Would it be shitty to pay them to wash your car or whatever?
449.
by meruru 8y ago
Dude who made it posted on /r/golang recently. Apparently his next masterpiece will be in Go :)
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by meruru 8y ago
Thanks. I think you're doing the right thing.

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