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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
Actually we quote „like this“.
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
MailMate ( https://freron.com/ )
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
Newsflash! Linux kernel considered obsolete because of its usage of C. But honestly - neither C nor Object Pascal are considered obsolete by folks including me. Some of the most productive people I know write most of their code in Object Pa
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
I'm quite sure this isn't "THIS CENTURY’S FIRST 100% NEW COMMODORE 64!" as he's really just assembling the ready and buyable EVO 64 board with new components, ready and buyable for everyone. The chips were previousl
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
I use XFCE4 together with Albert https://albertlauncher.github.io/
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Changing the Face of Robotics(enchanted.tools)
1 points by nor-and-or-not 4y ago|0 comments
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
1. for development: Samsung Galaxy Book Pro (13.3-inch AMOLED, 8GB, i5) with Void Linux 2. mostly for office related stuff & browsing: MacBook Pro (Retina, 13-inch, early 2013, 8GB, i7) with macOS High Sierra The Galaxy Book Pro is ultr
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
Do you have a source for this? Because I don't think it's true.
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
> Stuttgart railway station reconstruction I lived there for some time so I know a lot of details about this; and I have to disagree with your statement. This wasn't a lack of knowledge - quite the contrary. "Stuttgart 21"
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by nor-and-or-not 4y ago
A friend of mine programs free / open source software and one of his libraries was used in a crypto scam project. Suddenly he got accusations and threats from a person from a completely different country, because that person thought he
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by nor-and-or-not 5y ago
The Theremin and early Moog synthesizers by Bob Moog. SID (the sound chip of the Commodore 64) by Bob Yannes.
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by nor-and-or-not 5y ago
Thanks for mentioning. I haven't tried that, yet. Yes, that was my reason to settle on pass as well. Plus it has a healthy community discussing in the mailing list and also many eyes looking at the source.
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by nor-and-or-not 5y ago
I use pass[1], which is a command line tool to store gpg encrypted passwords in a local git repo. I share the git repos between different machines using my own servers. All remote mirrors are synced over SSH using git-remote-crypt[2], which
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by nor-and-or-not 5y ago
> C++ is probably painful even statically compiled, and Go/Rust would be better What does that even mean?
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
I hate self promotion, but the heck with it. Demoscene/chiptune musician here. I started making music on the C64 in the 80s (but never released anything back then) and then later on the Amiga in the early 90s. https://soundc
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
I completely agree! I'm running an email server for myself since 1998 and in addition some low traffic email servers for a few small companies that I administrate and we have had no delivery problems so far, not even with Google, altho
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
> Humans have very sophisticated ways of doing it Which yet has to be proven they are really working in the long way, because we are still on trial. Also let's see if we can retain our humanity whilst surviving as a species.
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
Perhaps you are confusing kindness with happyness.
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
Yes, I use Firefox with uMatrix and JavaScript disabled, except for some hand-picked sites where I have JS enabled. So if a website I open doesn't work without JS and also doesn't show anything when disabling its stylesheet, I sim
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
I guess you're right, but I find it ridiculous anyways to get an account cancelled without further information or dispute.
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
Sorry if you don't believe it, but I tell the truth here. No need to make things up. The tablet required one to have a Google account connected in order to use it, plain and simple.
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
Yes, sure - but this wasn't my main issue. I found it unapologetic to get my account, which I then have used for years, cancelled without any explanation or sign of wrongdoing. But what should I say. I didn't pay for it so it was
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
Those were cheap tablets from Aldi / Medion one could buy in Germany back then and they required a mandatory Google account to use them. Can't remember their name; they cost about 150 Euros back then.
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by nor-and-or-not 6y ago
I lost mine a few years ago, since then Google is an absolute no go for me. Had it for a few years back then and never did anything bad or oblique with it, just used it as my secondary email account and also for deploying a small, harmless
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by nor-and-or-not 10y ago
I wish, I could take back my upvote, because it's just v3.0 BETA and not the final release.
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by nor-and-or-not 13y ago
There's an existing webmail project which is already using the name Mailr ( http://mailr.org/ , https://github.com/lmanolov/mailr ), although development seems to be on hold.
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by nor-and-or-not 13y ago
I wonder why there's no Ogg Vorbis besides MP3, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, AMR, MIDI and WAV in the audio specifications.
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SNESoIP: Play Super Nintendo games over the internet(shackspace.de)
1 points by nor-and-or-not 13y ago|0 comments
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by nor-and-or-not 14y ago
About the same here. I'm a member for ~3.5 years and don't comment very often, not to say very seldom (my karma is at 23 points). When I write down my thoughts, I really want to add value to a thread, which I also feel isn't very often. Hum
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by nor-and-or-not 15y ago
Impressive indeed. I personally know the author and he also programmed a complete implementation of the ECMAScript (5th edition) in Object Pascal. BRRE is also a part of this. http://besen.sourceforge.net/

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