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by ninjin 1y ago
Official website with links to Bandcamp, live streams, IRC, tour schedule, etc. https://mbrserver.com Also, DRM-free music and streaming for KEYGEN CHURCH on Bandcamp: https://keygenchurch.bandcamp.com
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by ninjin 1y ago
I have had success running a hybrid IPv4/6 network by reading this guide for inspiration: https://blog.infected.systems/posts/2024-12-07-building-an-i... This allows me to have a mixture of both protocols and even
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by ninjin 1y ago
Link to the published paper rather than the preprint (update link?): https://aclanthology.org/2025.acl-long.1126
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by ninjin 1y ago
That is not the same as in base though. For example, the NixOS developers maintain a large chunk code to generate scaffolding around systemd and to build code via Nix. They do not take a web server, fork it, and maintain it (alternatively
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by ninjin 1y ago
No worries, glad to help. I should also have added that on OpenBSD (and BSDs in general) base is much more complete than on most Linux distributions. I run a web, name, and mail server using OpenBSD and I do not need a single port or packag
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by ninjin 1y ago
It is not an excuse, you are perhaps just not familiar with how software is handled by OpenBSD and other free operating systems. You have a base system, which includes the kernel, user land, etc. Then on top of this you have ports and pa
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by ninjin 1y ago
> I'm surprised to see this; my first thought was also something like >> it's old unsecure code > and that seems very unlike OpenBSD. It is going into ports and I am positive there are plenty of worse offenders in te
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by ninjin 1y ago
If you read the interview and walk away with that impression I will be amazed. You may not like his distinction between science and engineering, but he admits it is somewhat arbitrary and as someone that is solidly in the deep learning camp
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by ninjin 1y ago
As someone having worked in natural language processing for nearly twenty years, I understand where you are coming from with this jab at Chomsky, but it is ultimately a misrepresentation of his work and position. Chomsky has to the best of
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by ninjin 1y ago
Cheers! They look like decent chaps and also outside the US for some additional certificate diversity. Are there other trustworthy Acme issuers out there? A pity that acme-client(1) does not allow for fallbacks, but I will add a mental note
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by ninjin 1y ago
> I love OpenBSD and I'm really interested in got for several years. I just hope that this https://framagit.org/stsp/got/-/blob/main/got/got.c?ref_type ... gets removed at some point. It
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by ninjin 1y ago
> Too bad managing [Wireguard] is such a pain[.] It is? My clients on OpenBSD need about ten lines in /etc/hostname.wg[0-9]+ and that includes the routes!
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by ninjin 1y ago
But why fall back on the state to police every website and service? Not to mention that the Internet is wider than any jurisdiction you can hope to achieve. Plenty of devices have parental controls and it is your duty as a parent to loo
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by ninjin 1y ago
> I don't know if it is the best, but the music of S3&K absolutely slaps. I have yet to play Thunder Force 4 though. It is... Okay? https://archive.org/details/sonic3_knuckles_ost But just listen to say Met
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by ninjin 1y ago
> Which Sonic game? The first one is quite bad, but S3&K is probably my favourite platformer ever. Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2, plus Sonic Mania as those are the ones I have touched somewhat recently. I can not remember if I played So
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by ninjin 1y ago
There is this whole "It is not a proper meal unless there is a bowl of rice" kind of thinking. So you get rice with the potatoes that come with your Nikujaga, the mashed potatoes, steak and fried potatoes, etc. But then there is t
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by ninjin 1y ago
Played a tiny bit of the first one in the 90s, but like you I only played through the trilogy just recently (in my case, last year) and on original hardware. I would not go so far as to say disliked, but you are absolutely correct that the
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by ninjin 1y ago
I fail to see how that is different. Ultimately, you have released a piece of software into the wild with a clause stating: "The software is provided 'as is' and the author disclaims all warranties with regard to this softwar
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by ninjin 1y ago
It is reasonable to assume that this is true. But an equally effective way other than making your license unpalatable to them, is just to say no and state clearly: "Patches or GTFO". Also, have a homepage to link with your (hefty?
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by ninjin 1y ago
"The reason why we have Linux, and BSDs, and XNU is that they all provide the same baseline API, which was defined from the outside [by POSIX]. The coordination problem was pre-solved, and what remained is just filling-in the implement
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by ninjin 1y ago
If the world is heading the way the US is heading, I may be inclined to start doing the same. This is the only "social media" account I have left, but if my freedom of expressing myself will be impaired by governmental stalking li
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I just do not understand the hostility where all there is is different approaches. A charitable take (there are plenty) for example would be that I (like many) have about twenty years of legacy gear investment that I need to consider and&#x
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I think it is fair to mention the aspect of Leicas being fashion accessories, but it is equally unfair to pretend that they are just fashion accessories. Let me try to explain. If what you are looking for is image quality ( especially wh
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My favourite movie of all time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dr._Strangelove The writing and acting is superb and the same goes for the sets and camera work. Come to think of it, the only thing I dislike (and greatly
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The difference is that as a scientific reviewer you are not hiding a physical location and what you need is plausible deniability, which would still exist. In addition to this, actively attempting to deanonymise your reviewers is on the l
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We are struggling badly with review quality in natural language processing though. Most likely due to the unprecedented expansion of the field over the last ten or so years. Reviewers are suffering with review loads far exceeding what o
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Marcus comes with a very standard cognitive science criticism of statistical approaches to artificial intelligence, many parts of which dates back to the late 50s from when the field was born and moved to distance itself from behaviourism.
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It was not so much the call for a complete halt that caused controversy, but rather this part of his piece in Time (my emphasis): "Make it explicit in international diplomacy that preventing AI extinction scenarios is considered a pri
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by ninjin 1y ago
From "Fork Yeah! The Rise and Development of Illumos" by Bryan Cantrill at LISA'11 [1]. Utterly amazing talk and I almost feel like it is given a disservice by everyone simply quoting that (albeit great) line. [1]: https:&#x
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Depends a bit on which machine really. Overall, I am more confident trusting a company with a good track record or non-profit with DNS. Mullvad have great offerings with optional content blocking and DNS over both HTTPS and TLS: https:&#x2

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