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>It was free up through and including V7 They could not sell a product but the licenses.
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>You need to launder it to make it white. Yes i buy drugs and sell them...i don't think the mafia has anything against that money, they will then just give it to the Vatican bank to wash it. If you really don't understand that
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>Greenland literally has the highest suicide rate in the world. In fact more then twice as much as number two S.-Korea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_r...
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>Better to be able to build a facility that can produce what you need on a continuous basis. Yeah see that's the wrong thinking of us humans. The best systems are those established by nature. Remove and bind CO2...yes trees and alga
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Nora-Korea has still wood gas generators attached to cars:
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4y ago
So another criminal say to me sorry i don't take your black-market money it's illegal, or the money-washing pizzeria?
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Well maybe not as much as VMS but it started to gain traction.
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>Unix source code was given away (or cheaply licensed) Yeah that's not true, at the beginning it was ~10k per processor. But you can thank Berkeley for rewriting Unix and replace all the AT&T parts. And yes SunOS was from the BS
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>Bizarre how the EU is penalizing everyone in order to 'make it harder for criminals to launder dirty money'. Just imagine one criminal say's to another: Sorry i cant take those 15k euros, it's illegal didn't you
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>still waiting for one that will get traction. There is one, got traction since millions of years..it's called trees: https://www.britannica.com/science/methanol >>wood alcohol, or wood spirit
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I correct it....just use the filesystem for everything.
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Really? Tell that oxide computers...well it's not Solaris but Illumos.
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DPS8M a GE/Honeywell/Bull mainframe simulator release R3.0.0
(dps8m.gitlab.io)
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Are you from nestle?...because they think exactly this about water...even if the earth gives it for free, but hey please earn your right to breathe air...and lets see how far you come.
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Haha, i know what you mean...my mind works the same way ;)
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In Europe the account is not yours but the attached/coupled data (from email to code), since your are banned you also cant delete it, that is a legal problem...at least in europe.
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4y ago
I am not saying the list is correct, but we all kind of live in a bubble, last week i met a customer they have 12 dev and all write....wait for it...ColdFusion! On something called lucee. I would have predicted that in 2000-2008 but today??
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4y ago
To shorten the distance, not make it longer (aka satellite). And i don't think it's laser but microwave. https://www.six-group.com/en/products-services/the-swiss-sto...
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4y ago
300 dollars if you life in switzerland is enough 30 for 10.
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You forgott latency...not usable for rt communication.
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Humans wil adapt. If you want to call mars an ai will support you what the question/following sentence will be so you can answer the predicted question in one swoop. Problem solved.
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Well power is one part but those 3 where outages from the transaction provider alone.
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>I too can't think of any commercial projects with embedded OpenBSD The genugates appliances use openBSD: https://www.genua.eu/
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>freedom, but is does protect privacy Those are overlapping themes...and you can add safety in to mix.
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>After a while, businesses will simply stop accepting cash. So when you loose you smartphone/cards you cant buy another one, open your car, pay for a taxi or even sleep in a hotel because there is no chance to go home? Switzerland h
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I don't get what you try to say. But i really hope you don't use telnet over a unsecured net..nor rlogin, http (partially true) or ftp (also partially true).
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You forgot the most important point, security when your old, if you have 10 children's the "burden" to provide money/time to the parents is smaller per child. If the state is not providing "insurance" the fami
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Exactly, that's why my offline/off-site backups are all zfs, well and encryption and compression (zstd-19), at least i know that something is damaged an can (or not) get it from another backup.
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Yes aarm64 since RELEASE 13
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>Finally `freebsd-update`* will not work and so you must flash a new image to update. Images are updated approximately weekly. It works (arm64 >FBSD13), my DNS server is RPI3 and FB13.1, all Tier 1 platforms support binary updates: h
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