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by rzzzt 2y ago
The "references" section points to an LKML thread and the project's GH repo: - https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/20221003222133.20948-1-aliraza@... - https://github.com/unikernelLinux/ukl
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Larger integers can go into UID:GID values.
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Angry John Cage noises
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by rzzzt 2y ago
On an old MBP I have a similar setup with these two tools: - https://ju-x.com/hostingau.html - https://existential.audio/blackhole/ Default output for applications is set to BlackHole's virtual so
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by rzzzt 2y ago
The orange site discusses the article in the first footnote here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43573507
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Isn't stopping partway in a questionnaire a good indicator by itself?
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Data broadcasting companies did use scanlines originally intended for Teletext/Ceefax in the 90s to transmit public information (e.g. weather forecasts, water levels): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datacasting In
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ARVID was another VHS backup solution: https://jacobfilipp.com/arvid-vhs/
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by rzzzt 2y ago
Also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@O_mores/videos
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XP had a good snapshot/restore tool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_SteadyState You can install a write filter on later embedded versions of Windows but this was available for home or café use as well.
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"Veloren (/ vɪlɔɹn /, ve-LOR-en, from German/Dutch verloren ('lost')) is an open-world, open-source multiplayer voxel RPG written in Rust Language." https://wiki.veloren.net/wiki/Main_
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by rzzzt 2y ago
It doesn't work for me, I get a little angry each time I read the above-the-fold five word hot take.
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I'll consider it!
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In Kurt Denke's response he writes: > As for your requests for information, or for action, directed to me: I > would remind you that it is you, not I, who are making claims; and it > is you, not I, who must substanti
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by rzzzt 2y ago
What are the alternatives in case of SSO?
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It now resembles a different bottle (with the blessing of the manufacturer): https://mashable.com/archive/jack-daniels-rejection-letter-g...
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by rzzzt 2y ago
If you would like to read some "time moves quicker" articles: "Why time 'speeds up' as we get older" - https://sites.harvard.edu/sitn/2019/03/27/no-not-just-time-s... - htt
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Lava lamp factories are subverted so that the wax mixture flows in a straight line without any turbulence whatsoever. Dice land on a 3 each time they are rolled, anywhere in the world. Casinos disintegrate swiftly accompanied by a bright fl
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by rzzzt 2y ago
I don't expect fully fledged brand names to pop out of my brain and don't workshop it endlessly, but I can't call all of them "New folder" either.
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I'm seeing Carmen Sandiego in it for some reason, but the modern version (from 2014) has a film noir detective in the same spot (the application icon is still the lady in the hat): https://youtu.be/h-_UNm_gycU?t=94
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by rzzzt 2y ago
This sentence resonates with me: "After a few failed attempts, I realised that Pageant would never get released at all if I waited until I’d drawn the icon I wanted". Many of the projects I'd like to tinker with stop at such
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The proto-C++ transpiler used C with this and similar techniques behind the scenes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cfront
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Exactly. Thank you for your time, I will and won't be here all week!
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You can take it a step further: - instead of setting the same function pointers on structs over and over again, point to a shared (singleton) struct named "vtable" which keeps track of all function pointers for this "type&quo
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-196℃ is another point of reference that might be familiar to people interested in, ehm, cold.
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It's things on top of other things all the way down.
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Is it MegaLag's video that you are referring to? https://youtu.be/vc4yL3YTwWk
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Before 3.13: https://thejenkinscomic.net/?id=52
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Pictures tell me that the language area is dominant in a single hemisphere, mostly the left side, with motoric stuff and thinking about words in the front (Broca's area) and hearing in the back (Wernicke's area). So you may have t
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Just the SSO login, sorry.

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