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by nix23 4y ago
>150% compatible with Windows apps Math....
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by nix23 4y ago
I say it once again, don't use it!!! That was not the first problem......and will not be the last.
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by nix23 4y ago
Wine is the better Windows as Microsoft's Windows.
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by nix23 4y ago
>If anything, migration of servers to ARM has halted because decision makers can read the writing on the wall. I see the opposite here... >but I wouldn't bet on ARM being more predominant than RISC-V there by 2025. Sure Apple and
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by nix23 4y ago
Wow that Keyboard looks excellent, will try it out...thanks!
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by nix23 4y ago
Terrible Keyboard taste, i have several Thinkpads but the "new" Keyboard is really nothing you can brag about...
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by nix23 4y ago
Same, i love track-point on laptops..i don't use the pad at all. For desktop's i use mostly trackballs like M575...so much less stress for shoulders and hand, and perfectly usable in the bed or well everywhere.
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by nix23 4y ago
Just a little hint if you want a good RPI C64 replacement: >>BMC64 is a bare metal fork of VICE's C64 emulator optimized for the Raspberry Pi. It has 50hz/60hz smooth scrolling, low video/audio latency and a number of o
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by nix23 4y ago
I asked the Oracle of Delphi and she told me that all your problems with DFly are a thing of the past. Please touch it again.
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by nix23 4y ago
Really? Please show me a production server based on RISC-V, dont get me wrong i would love that, but reality being reality ARM is something atm..and not RISC-V...nor POWER...hmhmmm..
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by nix23 4y ago
It's not Go, Rust, Git or Linux....
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by nix23 4y ago
>This video is apparently only made as entertainment, just some guys blabbing and not caring about facts, That may be all right for some, it makes me wonder what else is off and I lost interest. It's all in the first comment.....
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by nix23 4y ago
I think exactly like you, but about ADA, for a very long time compilers where closed-source, for crazy machines and additionally really expensive, the situation for ADA is now much better, but it lost it's momentum then, but regains a
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by nix23 4y ago
Read the first comment before watching it....
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by nix23 4y ago
It's more like Minority Report, one side can say you will do something in the future, without actually something happened.
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by nix23 4y ago
Shut up Ron, you got the nicest girl in the school.
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by nix23 4y ago
No problem try to make resolv.conf immutable with: chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf Not even root can then change it without removing the attribute (-i) However HIDS are really nice to detect stuff like that...and they are not that comp
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by nix23 4y ago
I am a bit sad it's not RTEMS, however really nice project!!!
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by nix23 4y ago
>That I did not know it had happened, as it was a silent change So no HIDS like Samhain or OSSEC in place?
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by nix23 4y ago
chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf not working?
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by nix23 4y ago
>I think everyone is aware that storing excess energy surplus from renewables is an unsolved problem It's not everywhere a problem, a really old solution is: https://www.iflscience.com/giant-water-battery-in-the-swis
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by nix23 4y ago
A matching yt overall ;) ApoCOALypse Now! [YouTube]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLThCHzetTU
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by nix23 4y ago
>What BS? The amount of precious upstream changes that FreeBSD gets from all vendors shipping their code? You try to be a troll...it's kind of childish. >leaving only the kernel and since Android 8 only Ah yeah "only" t
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by nix23 4y ago
The idea came from a massive Harry Potter fan :) But, we have still mailing-list and signal, but a pigeon is used for BBQ invitations...the important stuff, we have one where the pigeons can life and he cares for them...we pay our share (ev
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by nix23 4y ago
> Better be safe than sorry. You talk bs. >Plus they also ship devices with Netflix code on them. Are you talking about open-connect? They don't ship that to "End-users", and you can sell an appliances with GPL software
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by nix23 4y ago
True, it's just not negligible...
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by nix23 4y ago
Good license with a bad product is still bad, so there must be more the "just" the license. For example netflix, they could use linux without any problems (since they don't redistribute the code nor the appliances).
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by nix23 4y ago
What version of NTFS?
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by nix23 4y ago
And TrueNAS, pfSense and OPNsense
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by nix23 4y ago
>Given FreeBSD's negligible market share perhaps worse is indeed better. Not sure if that's true, i know many people who have TrueNAS, but no Linux installation on a Desktop/Server. Also some PS3/4/5 owners and N

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