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by mkesper 3y ago
Would you be restricted/harmed if the version from 2000 was public domain by now? How?
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by mkesper 3y ago
The CVE game is brutal and favours unrecognized unknown bugs (and security risks) over handling recognized flaws that might get a high score but are totally irrelevant in your context.
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How the Python Dataframe Interchange Protocol Makes Life Better(ponder.io)
2 points by mkesper 3y ago|0 comments
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by mkesper 3y ago
I think it can be made. Look at the success story blender has become.
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by mkesper 3y ago
And that's a good thing!
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by mkesper 3y ago
Only very old editions of COBOL were pre-procedural. Not saying I would want to learn it "for fun". The only fun I had was trying to calculate in Input/Output storage (must be treated as write-only...) or maybe the many ways
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by mkesper 3y ago
Why would you read your books in white on black?
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by mkesper 3y ago
Please remember that by default running in a container (docker) is not secure. Unfortunately you need to invest some time and brainpower to improve security.
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Zynthian V5 Kit is available for sale(discourse.zynthian.org)
1 points by mkesper 3y ago|0 comments
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by mkesper 3y ago
That won't help if your SD card got corrupted because of too many writes.
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by mkesper 3y ago
29% off right now.
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by mkesper 3y ago
That's absolutely nuts. Would you risk building upon a stack that might be sold tomorrow to a competitor and killed instantly? Without software freedom and a community this is just a toy.
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by mkesper 3y ago
No I will not share my data with several third parties just to read your clickbait article. =:-(
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by mkesper 3y ago
You had online jobs during the day and batch at night then. That's why you always had to have one night between. Obviously doesn't work when load is 24/7.
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by mkesper 3y ago
Very good keyboards are under 1000$ as far as I learned. Active boxes can also be had relatively cheap. No need to fall into the audiophile trap.
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Systemctl –Force –Force Reboot
26 points by mkesper 3y ago|39 comments
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by mkesper 3y ago
There will be totally inhabitable places due to being too wet to allow humans (and many animals) to survive. It's called the "wet bulb" effect. https://www.sciencealert.com/human-survival-in-hot-and-humid...
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by mkesper 3y ago
Try lilypond for setting sheet music. http://lilypond.org/
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by mkesper 3y ago
Definitely. Look what Benn Jordan has to say about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40Q7usuG2Cw
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by mkesper 3y ago
Your comment has nothing to do with the real subject here but is just a pessimistic look at language abilities of people.
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by mkesper 3y ago
Who really needs ATMOS, wasn't that only marketing fluff?
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by mkesper 3y ago
Git's CLI has improved over the years. E.g. git switch is a thing now. And it's quite consistent regarding order of arguments.
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by mkesper 3y ago
The only reason for using it would be that the GUI is a little bit more capable. But feature crippling without the PUEL addons is horrible.
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by mkesper 3y ago
That can only be proprietary sw. Almost every program I know works on arm64, thanks to availability of the platform through raspberry pi.
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by mkesper 3y ago
Well, Dockerfile is as solid as a bunch of bash scripts apt-get installing and wgetting things from the internet, that means not at all. Maybe nix could provide a real solution for that.
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by mkesper 3y ago
This is nonsense.
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by mkesper 3y ago
Lazy answer to lazy question: https://ardour.org/whatsnew.html
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by mkesper 3y ago
A key difference is the promise to be working even without JavaScript.
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by mkesper 3y ago
The real comparison would be against non-server-less code.
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Behind the Screens(fairphone.com)
1 points by mkesper 4y ago|0 comments

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