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RTEMS on Nintendo DS [pdf]
(jmfriedt.free.fr)
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>Is there an easy solution to improve locks on cars? Public/Private Keys? You know a secure protocol like SSH?
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4y ago
+1 for pass and KeepassXC
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4y ago
Then call it Universal OS, because ESXi and eCos/RTEM etc are OS's too.
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4y ago
Look i stop here, you twist reality so it matches your illusion of a "Great Stalin", and mix in half truth. It just makes no sense to argue like that. If you want to change your mind that many Gulags where death camps have a read:
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>This is what capitalist propaganda does to your brain, you literally believe lies are true, and actual reality is false Holodomor never happened, and the Gulags are just western propaganda right?
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> I can't believe you can't perceive that distinction. You had that misunderstanding not i. >you can do whatever that service allows you to do Yeah look i stop here if you think that's a good decision.
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>high standards of living to all citizens in the Soviet Union You must live i a parallel world...this is unbelievable. >he was still an amazing leader. Now i am getting sick of you.
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No...that was was my point they are not.
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Most safety issues to planes happen on the ground...just saying.
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>I think you're mixing up what "freedom" is in regards to open source. I don't talk about opensource or any license, i talk about that when i pay for a service i can host any code i created for whatever use it is. But
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I don't think IPv4 will ever retire.
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https://sourcehut.org/blog/2022-10-31-tos-update-cryptocurre... Yes, it's a really bad move, you pay for the service but the nature of your code is not welcomed. Like you i was a bit shocked too...well and a bit s
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> I'm surprised immutable systems aren't more popular. ESXi on SD-Card's with the physical write-lock is pretty popular ;)
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4y ago
>dependable pseudo-desktop/server OS for the monolithic legacy box at home. OpenVMS for x86_64 should come out for the community in May ;) However in the meantime, try FreeBSD.
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You don't have the right mindset for things like that...you can leave now ;)
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Ask HN: Why is the development of Minix3 dormant?
(download.minix3.org)
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Stalin and Mao had nothing in common with communism they just called it "communism" (or more precise Stalinism/Maoism...the difference here is really important), please read Marx. BTW: I don't say it's a perfect sys
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He said "we" maybe he thinks everyone here is from Arrakis or US?
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4y ago
So you fear you getting "warrants that will rip your life apart" just for using a program, and you think you don't life in a police state?
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>Linux servers don't usually travel the world. True but often 24x7 connected to the world...but yeah you are right, not often do you loose a whole server ;)
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What can happen? A bit magic smoke?
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>I don't find compelling Pussy! Turn it on with a fire-extinguisher next to you...whats the problem?
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4y ago
And also: https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2015/03/30/Maoris Beautiful art...but i had a 5 minutes giggle about the comment at the end of the page...gosh sometimes i still love the inter
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Oh thanks for the warning, i never changed a card but good to know!
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4y ago
Look for used Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q or M715q...thank me later ;)
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Just search for (INSERT SELLER) Lenovo ThinkCentre M75q or M715q. They are great for Ceph-Clusters, disk-less stations or down-clocked pi-replacements...well just anything. Linux works, also FreeBSD and OpenBSD. Typical example here: https
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Donations to the NetBSD Foundation
(netbsd.org)
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A friend of mine clean houses from deceased peoples, sometimes they find 1000's of euros and even Deutschmark...so much for forgetting passwords ;)
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>anti virus software Ah the snakeoil that drive a whole industry ;)
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