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richardchilders
2mo ago
I'm collecting ideas for my gnomes in Pakistan to work on while pretending to be deeply interested in yuppies' personal lives, lol
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VC-backed startups commit more fraud, and researchers think they know why
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Do You Use NFS Hard Mounts? Soft Mounts? Why or Why Not?
(salanave-runyon.org)
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2mo ago
"NFS protip: if you remote-mount your NFS filesystems, soft, with retries, retransmits, and maybe timeouts set to appropriately high values, you can create a window of opportunity for maintenance, of arbitrary width - we recommend 72 h
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richardchilders
2mo ago
Namecheap forces users to log in to identify themselves. So far, OK. But then when one attempts to pay for a domain, after one has already provided all of one's credit card information to Namecheap ... Namecheap up and refers its custo
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3mo ago
It is no longer safe to say "Palestine Action" anywhere in the world. Does that count? 'Cnyrfgvar Npgvba' would make a great tshirt, or bumper sticker - but better not print it inside UK boundaries, just to be safe Looki
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3mo ago
Yes. uggcf://fnynanir-ehalba.bet/ureovr.ugzy comes to mind. Also uggcf://fnynanir-ehalba.bet/2026-07-04--lpbzovangbe-prafbefuvc.cat
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"NFS protip: if you remote-mount your NFS filesystems, soft, with retries, retransmits, and maybe timeouts set to appropriately high values, you can create a window of opportunity for maintenance, of arbitrary width - we recommend 72 h