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progval
3y ago
Isn't it a general warning about the kernel's isolation features?
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3y ago
You can do all these but the disk quota with systemd. If you don't want to define a unit file, you can use the CLI: sudo systemd-nspawn \ --directory=/ \ --volatile=yes \ --bind=/home/tmp:&#
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3y ago
Yes, I agree. I work with JSON-LD in various contexts, and while it's lovely in theory when only working with people specialized in knowledge graphs, in practice it's full of counter-intuitive stuff like this. I believe that RDF&#
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3y ago
You (and the people in those issues including Gargron) are confusing contexts URLs and namespaces. "@context":[{"toot":" http://joinmastodon.org/ns# "}] defines a "toot" prefix for the
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3y ago
> Q: Wasn't the point of Fairphone to have ONE phone and then buy "extensions" or/and replacements only, aka modular - for the sake of preserving the environment, etc etc?! Sounds like they are confusing it with "
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3y ago
Was it out of stock? Non-functional?
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3y ago
I bought a FP3+ a year ago and run it with LineageOS (with microG). I don't have any of the issues you list except for LED and brightness. However I do have random troubles with location, but that's probably due to being de-google
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3y ago
Does it? Mastodon writes "toot":" http://joinmastodon.org/ns# " in its objects' "@context" as required by JSON-LD. What's wrong with it?
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3y ago
DRM also prevents users from doing legal things. Such as making copies for personal use, which is legal in France. Or when done by library or archive, in the US. Or copying short clips, which is legal as "fair use" in many jurisdi
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3y ago
You don't need a bouncer for chat history when connecting to (the few) servers implementing https://ircv3.net/specs/extensions/chathistory
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3y ago
If the networks you are connecting to don't support persistence / chat history (most don't, because of the technical and legal complications), then you need to either setup a bouncer (pounce, Soju, ZNC), pay someone to host i
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3y ago
What happens if you click a link to git-peek://$(cat</etc/passwd) ?
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3y ago
I'm not trying to push these on all of Matrix, that would be ridiculous. My implementations only enable them in 1-on-1 chats with IRC users, and (hopefully) on portal rooms in the future.
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3y ago
> they will strongly decrease usability for matrix users There is an impedance mismatch between IRC and Matrix, and these try to find a middle-ground, by helping non-technical Matrix users follow social norms in a room they joined. As yo
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3y ago
> What abuse? Not sure, but here is what I can find in public logs: https://oftc.irclog.whitequark.org/asahi/2022-10-12#31512149 https://oftc.irclog.whitequark.org/asahi/2022-10-13#31516958 ht
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3y ago
What issues do you have with plumbed rooms that you don't with portal rooms, besides the initial plumbing?
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3y ago
> Matrix is used as a decentralised bouncer for tens of thousands of users to access IRC Matrix as a whole isn't banned, only the bridge operated by Element. If anything, this could encourage more people to run their own bridges (eg
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3y ago
People can archive data from Reddit/Twitter, and Bitcoin/Ethereum... nodes can prune old blocks and stop serving them.
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3y ago
> NickServ. "If you don't register your nick in 1 minute you be renamed to "anonymous". Are you sure it was prompting you to register rather than to authenticate? It sounds like you were using a nick someone else regi
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3y ago
On the FP3, you need to accept the Google ToU to unlock the bootloader (confirmed with FP's support), but you don't need an account.
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3y ago
This is targeted toward "securing your game’s legacy", but it seems to be missing a crucial part of some games: servers. When games have a required online component, servers shutting down are the most likely reason the game become
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3y ago
CSS, JS, y18.svg, and the GIF are fetched in parallel, so they only count once toward visible latency. triangle.svg is fetched after the CSS is done, so it does (though for me, it's done downloading before y18.svg is)
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3y ago
Browsing HN only needs one round-trip (fetch the HTML), maybe two if you don't have it cached (fetch the CSS). Many apps need more round-trips, by loading assets sequentially. For example: fetch the HTML, then the JS, then the JS downl
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3y ago
If the closed source project redistributes the BSD project, then it must comply with its license: Redistribution and use in source and binary forms [...] are permitted [...] provided that the following conditions are met: [...]
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3y ago
Firejail does this. The profile database is the two "profile" directories in https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/tree/master/etc
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3y ago
Initial email mentioning it on GMP's mailing list: https://gmplib.org/list-archives/gmp-discuss/2023-June/00690... Reply from Github: https://gmplib.org/list-archives/gmp-devel/
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3y ago
It's illegal for employers to hire fixed-term employees in this case: https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F34 However, they can have volunteers fill the position: https://www.editi
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3y ago
tildes.net seems completely unrelated to the ones you are thinking of (the tildeverse)
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3y ago
I run a Mastodon instance. I strongly dislike the v4 redesign, so I stick with the v3 branch for now. Unfortunately, there will be a day they stop maintaining v3, so I'll have to update to v4 if I don't want to be stuck with known
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3y ago
For devices which have firmware, does it matter whether the firmware is loaded by the OS rather than hardcoded inside the device? The former at least gives an opportunity to fix bugs. And if I'm not mistaken, this isn't about kern
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