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mrlonglong
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mrlonglong
5d ago
You created an identity only an hour ago. Did you just do this to tick me off on this?
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5d ago
No.
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5d ago
Trump is a massive disaster and you come out and say this ? Haaaaaa.
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5d ago
Upvoted for the best lulz of the day.
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5d ago
This. Absolutely this. Explains a lot about why people vote for racist and right wing parties.
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5d ago
Nice! Ta.
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6d ago
Beware, Ubuntu are dropping ZFS. That's something that's annoyed me as that's now ruled out future upgrades
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6d ago
Damn you were lucky. I bought 96GB DDR5 last year for £600 UKP. They're now retailing for three times that. Bastards.
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6d ago
It is for that reason they are being archived and torrented as a very large middle finger.
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6d ago
Let's be super safe and assume 128 bits will be sufficient for as long as the universe lasts. Whether humanity will still be around is a matter of debate.
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6d ago
I'm still fuming over the inability to take dvd backups in the 32 bit era.
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6d ago
I rather suspect the current IBM system the software runs on is much quicker than the original system it used to run on. That can increase the probability of a data race occuring.
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6d ago
I love it. Some day we'll need this when we finally realise we are not alone in the universe. Alien glyphs ftw.
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7d ago
I've had a play with this in a VirtualBox VM running Gentoo hosted in Gentoo. Very nice but some issues, segfaults quite a lot and the display doesn't seem to get updated correctly, moving mouse leaves black spots on the screen. I
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7d ago
This is the biggest argument for socialism, you pay the taxes, get free health care and free education, every one gets the same irrespective of their status. Why do Americans get scared every time they hear "socialism"? Is it bec
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8d ago
Are they still forbidding benchmarking the Oracle database in their T&Cs? I laugh. Such litigious losers. Postgres ftw. Long may it eat their lunch.
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8d ago
Hard concur, and I bet every single one of these who downvoted are nepobabies themselves.
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8d ago
Nepo dynasty. It'll all burn eventually.
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8d ago
Can he give me a few million then?
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9d ago
Wow that's brilliant. I'd experiment with it except I'm running Wayland from the console the old fashioned way. I hope these issues will get ironed out soon.
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9d ago
Seems like the Doctor Who enemies really has it in for the poor old UK.
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10d ago
Does kmscon brings back the much missed scrolling backwards ability that the console used to have decades ago?
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13d ago
Boots. You could cook boots but they still won't be edible.
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27d ago
Fantastic, well done you lot.
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27d ago
i386 are perhaps starting to die out. Has anything like this been done for amd64? Can we play such tricks with arm and aarch64?
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28d ago
Their web site is a museum in its own right. The original web before it all went commercial.
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28d ago
First they came for the Communists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Communist Then they came for the Socialists And I did not speak out Because I was not a Socialist Then they came for the trade unionists And I did not speak out
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29d ago
Bhopal in India, killed thousands. Union Carbide was responsible.
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1mo ago
Good luck with that. Order books for gas turbines are full for decades. Diesels will probably get used and pollute everything with their stink and noise.
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1mo ago
I'm waiting for China to start selling cheaper memory. They can have my money. The greed of US billionaires need to be lanced with a hefty kick in their wallets.
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