naishoya

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by naishoya 3mo ago
I do also fully agree that XCP-ng is the most attractive for small projects. I also think there is a spot in the market for a better management interface - similar to Orchestra, actually 'free' as in beer, not just speech, and th
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by naishoya 3mo ago
My bad, I misremembered and should have double checked that. You are right. It was Nokia buying Trolltech and getting the seats on the board of the KDE Free Qt Foundation in 2008 that I was not recalling properly. It's been a minute.
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Lets go all over the place some more: TLDR; Its complicated. Open source communities have learned they need Institution/Foundation grade protection to keep IP from becoming commercial property in some cases. KVM won by having that
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by naishoya 3mo ago
This, all day long. I think it nefarious that the border and customs authority have themselves created a legal fiction that 'the laws of the US don't apply to them, because you're not in the US yet.' If that location is
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Pan-European Migratory Species: Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica): Migrates and breeds across all EU territories from Southern to Northern Europe. White Stork (Ciconia ciconia): Uses major European flyways crossing through virtually all EU nat
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by naishoya 3mo ago
a couple of reasons: > XenSource got acquired by Citrix, who closely aligned with Microsoft in order to leverage the Xen commercialization against VMware ~ and the opensource community is hyper-aware of the long term damaging outcomes of
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by naishoya 3mo ago
GenodeOS :: SculptOS might get more attention for just this reason.
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Nice click bait-headline you have there. Try: Ten year-old reproduces Georgetown University professors moth experiment in butterflies under remote instruction and parental supervision. Results demonstrate persistence of trained behaviour a
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by naishoya 3mo ago
21 hour old troll farm account... see comment regarding 'financially motivated' psuedo-scientific content.
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by naishoya 3mo ago
I should have kept scrolling, but here goes. TLDR; Science is Complicated, statistics are confusing, some publications that look like science have been paid for by the petrochemical industry to mislead the gullible, and climate instability
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Well, they do seem to understand the target market - a cringe sob story rationale, and a sales promo video set on what appears to the between the columns of a antebellum plantation estate. Might as well lean hard into the sub decimal percen
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by naishoya 3mo ago
A bit of anecdotal story about the differences between US and Japanese companies and customer relations follows: The scene was Tokyo Disneyland at the time of the 2011 Tohoku earthquake. Shelter in place was a requirements, and there were
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Upload limits: You can limit your global upload speed to 0 KB/s in your client settings. This effectively stops your client from sharing anything, including in-progress pieces, while the download happens. It's not "playing fa
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by naishoya 3mo ago
Here's are a few links to several resources about the state of safety at the frontier LLM models' companies of origin. The first uses shorter sentences and has further supporting links. Hopefully those with provide you with an e
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by naishoya 3mo ago
It's simple for parents - be the human tutor they need. If you're capable of loving them and being responsible for raising them, that task fall to you. Underprivileged by socioeconomic realities? In the US there is Head Start fo
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by naishoya 3mo ago
xcancel.com/whatever-the-rest-of-the-x.com_link solves this.
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by naishoya 3mo ago
One could look deeply into the Sudbury School or other similar approaches, especially for students with an existing internal drive to learn, as your daughter has demonstrated. The socialization aspects, particularly in participation in bui
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by naishoya 4mo ago
simple math. Money == Power. Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. Given enough money and increasingly perverse incentives to gain even more has a very high potential to corrupt. Did they start out as corrupt, or was it the i
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by naishoya 4mo ago
You seem to misunderstand the logic flow of why the right-wing bigots' infrastructure is repeatedly getting hacked. They don't get hacked specifically because of who they treat poorly, but because the very people who they treat po
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by naishoya 4mo ago
This, ALL DAY LONG. Having significant roles in the design, funding, and implementation of various public and private school educational projects which integrated some minimal technology I have seen this firsthand as far back as it has exis
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by naishoya 4mo ago
The long term sustainability in at least one of those leading countries (Japan) has been shown effective for at least the period from the end of WWII to now. The principle difficulty they have is not maintaining high levels of educational
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by naishoya 4mo ago
modern autonomous warfare :: so, skynet version 0.n :: now hiring
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by naishoya 4mo ago
An account 57 minutes old, with zero other information and a company name from the Wile E. Coyote cartoons. With zero website or email information... Step one - Find the right CEO and cold spam him with GitHub proof of work or an idea to st
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Here's a useful page about alternatives to instacrap. https://monnett.social/blog/5-alternatives-to-instagram/ TLDR; https://pixelfed.org/ <- open-source, decentralized, and ad-free https
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by naishoya 4mo ago
'Kilt! Whas happ'n tae'e last wee rocket as call't a skirt' https://www.amazon.com/Kilt-Happened-Person-Called-Skirt/dp/... But you're not wrong. I haven't rode and actual Vespa
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by naishoya 4mo ago
What was the comment that got deleted?? I read the transcript, and scrolled through the comments... did you have anything substantive to add to the wandering dialogue about FPGA specifically that would have breached something 'the big
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by naishoya 4mo ago
It might be closer to you than you think. How far from the nearest Walmart Superstore do you live? Ask the cashier/clerk there and at your local gas station if if they can afford to live anywhere but with their parents or a handful of
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by naishoya 4mo ago
Yes, this it absolutely true. Thus the past-tense in the quoted section. They "were" differently motivated and the slide that began much longer ago in the other schools (and was always present for the 'legacy' students a
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by naishoya 4mo ago
A honey farm rehab with the first task on the first day: get a beehive out of the church apse today, because the wedding is scheduled tomorrow - with a sawsall and a shopvac with an inline bee-safe collection box: relocate the hive, dont ki
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by naishoya 4mo ago
This, all day long... 9-5 is just the first job of the day if we're lucky. Then there's the 7 to 2am second job, the 5 to 7 on Saturdays and Every Other Sunday. Just to not actually have health insurance which is accepted at anyth

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