mrlonglong

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by mrlonglong 5mo ago
In the UK this issue was recognised decades ago. They only allow certain letters and numbers in specific places on the registration plates.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
I feel soiled. (lol, it's good)
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
There are things like DOS4GW that you can use as loaders.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Voodoo mode is the ultimate test. Imagine having access to 4GB of memory from real mode.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
After an “incident” with the first astronaut fitted for the device, the UCD’s designations were changed from “Small, Medium, Large” to “Large,” “Extra Large,” and “Extra-Extra Large.” I knew it. Serious issues that still persists to this da
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Just a few drops of mercury on aluminium kills it.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
And of course, support for this venerable processor will be dropped in Linux kernel 7.1 in a couple of months time.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Our UK roads are not designed for oversized pickups.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
There's different grades of fine. What may be acceptable in the US is probably not what the EU's idea of what purity it should be.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Nah. Sell this rather suspect gold and buy better quality gold on the European market. Did you even read the article?
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Pull it. The French sold theirs and bought new stock on the European market.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Yet another reason why it needs to be socially unacceptable to be a billionaire. Their power and greed needs reining in and inequality is on the rise. Billionaires should not exist. If they didn't, would we be in this situation with an
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
"Shellworlds". With just two shells. As described in his books by Iain M. Banks.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
Works just fine on my laptop, it's got a RTX5000 Ada GPU w/16GB VRAM in it.
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by mrlonglong 6mo ago
If it goes public, does that means Musk won't own any of it? Can we rip it out of his filthy hands?
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
You said it better than I could have.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
Yes whoever decided to let them do this has a lot of explaining to do. This data should never have left the UK.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
I've had a look and this probably is where their thinking is at. https://www.ft.com/content/2d2b1af1-edea-4fd0-a081-3811e34bc...
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
The UK has decided to terminate Palantir contracts when they become due for renewal. Not before time.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
I loved the 486DX/4 at 120MHz. That thing was fast.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
Xv! A true blast from the past. A much unappreciated piece of software
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
Codeberg if you hate AI.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
Why do people drink drive?
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
It can't even do decent Welsh to English translations.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
What about a Linux backup client?
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
Digital Research DOS. That's what I called it.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
But Trump says it's fake news! Seriously, it's going to be a hard uphill battle to convince people this is real and they should vote for policies to fix these issues, rather than keep voting for billionaires.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
It could recreate missing episodes using the extant episodes. That's something worthwhile doing until someone finds them. It's not creating a complete new series.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
We have all the voice recordings, feed that into AI along with the extant episodes and it should be able to regenerate (geddit?) the missing episodes.
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by mrlonglong 7mo ago
Or even train LLM to catch LLMs. Like that old adage, use criminals to catch criminals.

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