mpnordland

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by mpnordland 10y ago
Maybe it encourages immersion if there's real, or at least pseudo real money involved
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by mpnordland 10y ago
Open it up and remove the CMOS battery for a while then replace it. That will remove a BIOS password. OTOH, if you encrypted the drive...
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by mpnordland 10y ago
I use pgp on my mobile devices too, I would prefer something I could use for both my phone and my computer. The NEO would have filled that role. In my research I haven't found anything like that so far. I would love to be enlightened t
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by mpnordland 10y ago
Police: Are you a law abiding citizen? You: No Police: Come with me, please.
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by mpnordland 10y ago
Also, such accidents are not because the driver failed to identify a stationary object in front of the car.
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by mpnordland 10y ago
Still not a good reason to imprison him.
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by mpnordland 10y ago
So now being an introvert, or just having to get work done is anti American activity? Simply because you are sitting next to me is not a valid reason to demand my attention and conversation, much less is my refusal to grant it a reason to a
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by mpnordland 10y ago
Seems like he's over 40 and is inventing another meaning game. No thanks.
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by mpnordland 10y ago
I should note that I did alert the sysadmin and he told me he was taking it down and would figure out how to secure it.
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by mpnordland 10y ago
Just why is being a "real" UNIX that important?
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Seems like it's working to me, what do you mean by offline?
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Moved my domains off Namecheap because I could find a better deal elsewhere, but man I'm glad I don't have anything there now.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
There are differences in performance and implementation technology that can affect performance and such, but normal Linux administration techniques should always work. IDK off the top of my head, but OpenVZ guests I think need to run the sa
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by mpnordland 11y ago
You may look at lowendbox.com for some really cheap vps options, performance may not be ideal. Also beware that you might end up in an unsavory ip address range, fine for most things but any emails sent from that ip will most likely fail.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
You're absolutely right; Most advances do eventually trickle down. But, most advances in FOSS have benefited users who are less well off, making computing, both libre and in general, more available to them. It's frustrating that i
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by mpnordland 11y ago
It's great that these guys pushing POWER8 at least have a workable situation, but at least for me, throwing $3,700 at a motherboard (Alone!) just isn't feasible. I would love to be free of proprietary firmware, but it would seem t
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by mpnordland 11y ago
This is called ex post facto law, and is in fact unconstitutional in the US ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ex_post_facto_law#United_State... ). The interesting thing is that the whole forcing someone to lie thing coul
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by mpnordland 11y ago
I just can't see them being willing to support all the different and weird configurations (like space bar heating) that exist. I don't believe I have a weird configuration, but I've run into old bugs that nobody wants to fix
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by mpnordland 11y ago
It was a joke, I'm not sure what garlic would be added to a password.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
I realize that I'll probably never get something like this, but dang, that was cool.There seemed to be a distinct quality difference in the realtime created models, and the prerecorded models. The realtime ones had issues, where as the
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Apparently quantum.fail() was called in all the others.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
I like adding garlic to my passwords, gives them a kick!
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Are there any good Batman jokes involving Gothenburg Sweden? Seems like there should be.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
I would say there's a definite social component. I have some ability to speak Spanish, and work with several Spanish speaking coworkers. Sometimes I completely miss the joke, but laugh anyways, because everyone else is.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Apple should just fire the engines of their spacecraft headquarters and move into orbit. That should solve the problem of the FBI having authority to demand Apple's cooperation.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Almost could replace Pandora for me. All I want is some somewhat melodious tones in the background anyway.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
That's surprisingly reasonable.
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by mpnordland 11y ago
No. Net Neutrality protects what we already have. We already pay for access to the entire internet. Customers pay ISPs for this access. When ISPs throttle (and effectively block) websites that don't pay for "priority" or incl
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Are there any plans to expand the apps reach beyond Australia, or is there any alternative for the US?
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by mpnordland 11y ago
Give me python in everything.

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