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by opless 4y ago
Title missing the word “this”
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by opless 4y ago
Yes, and looking at the number of flags my comments have, quite a lot of you wonderful cyclists really don't have a steady grasp on reality either! But again, I already knew this
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by opless 4y ago
Evidence from TV Licencing Vans have never been used to attempt to convict anyone who allegedly failed to pay for a TV license. You could infer from that, that the vans were for show and a shock tactic only. It's not impossible, I&#x27
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by opless 4y ago
In fact, these devices are already out there. Specifically your smartphone (most likely) already encrypts data at rest and your laptop possibly does too. In fact their own laptops do, and often get left on trains. This is yet another author
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by opless 4y ago
It was available for a handful of Unix OS in the mid 90s There was also a FOSS NetWare server for Linux at the same time too
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by opless 4y ago
Agreed, I don't know of a single person who *likes* LaTeX either. Also ... I strongly suspect jmtd is a masochist.
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by opless 4y ago
The 9P file protocol, he said, comes from the Plan 9 operating system. The kernel has a 9P client, but no 9P server. There is a 9P server in QEMU that can be used to export host filesystems into a guest. The protocol is simple, Almeida said
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by opless 4y ago
OMG, that brief clip was more painful than a whole episode of scorpion. Thanks for introducing me to something that sets such a low bar on TV technobabble!
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by opless 4y ago
If only the 9pfs protocol was wildly implemented, we'd not want fuse at all!
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by opless 4y ago
They certainly were. I had both :)
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by opless 4y ago
+1 for DOpus, though as much as I pester the devs they refuse to develop for the mac :-P
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by opless 4y ago
I used to have an LC that I used to run Debian on, sadly it crashed regularly :(
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by opless 4y ago
In the UK the Amiga was huge - a much larger market than the 68K Macs. Possibly Germany too. The USA (as far as I understand it) had lots of 68K Macs in their schools, where as the UK had more Acorn Equipment (which gradually moved to x86 t
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by opless 4y ago
FYI "Due to the MMU requirement, it will not run on A500, A600, A1000, A1200, A2000, A4000/EC030, CDTV or CD32 out of the box. You must install a CPU board on them to run NetBSD."
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by opless 4y ago
PlexAmp, but the infrastructure required for it is beneficial only if you have a massive media collection. You need PlexPass, which varies in price, otherwise the app is free. It requires your to move your media into an Artist/Album st
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by opless 4y ago
It depends on the root certificate usage policy. I think they ought to be setting it for usage for client identification only. If it's for server identification too, I wouldn't trust it. Most certificate stores will not allow the
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by opless 5y ago
Use an outdated browser? Have you forgotten the problems getting people off windows xp and IE6?
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by opless 5y ago
Hahaha
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by opless 5y ago
Thanks. Know anywhere that’s fairly liberal and warm? Hahah
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by opless 5y ago
This guy has done several busting videos on similar devices https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EGTRX6pZSns
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by opless 5y ago
We know. I’m so sorry. This legislation is so very cringeworthy it’s unreal
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by opless 5y ago
An open source dehumidifier ? Haven’t there been umpteen attempts at this? I thought there’s not that much water in the air. The volume of air to move must be crazy. Maybe I should read TFA
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by opless 5y ago
Which, from a UK PoV the whole "property owned by offshore shell companies" debacle is so thoroughly vexing. Quite a bit of UK property is owned this way. https://www.private-eye.co.uk/registry
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Fixing Google Meets poor aspect ratio handling in Linux(jmtd.net)
2 points by opless 5y ago|0 comments
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by opless 5y ago
Real world example M1 Max; GTAV on Win11 Arm VM - okay, but not great. GTAV on Crossover - much much better, lack of joystick support (but that's a crossover issue)
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by opless 5y ago
Maybe a DDK, but not full code. I think they may have learned with the previous leaks!
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Runtime adaptation of stream processing spanning the cloud and the edge(dl.acm.org)
8 points by opless 5y ago|0 comments
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by opless 5y ago
How about in town, going 20mph? Most of the android tracing that I've seen logged on location history is wifi multilateration based. Since wifi is on most of the time, it's the quickest way of finding your location (since you&#x
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Amateur Archiving Activities(jmtd.net)
2 points by opless 5y ago|0 comments
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Using an iPad for Note-Taking in Talks(jmtd.net)
3 points by opless 5y ago|0 comments

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