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NATO forces directly engaging with Russia troops, whether they’re in the Ukraine or elsewhere, would dramatically escalate the war. Right now, it seems NATO strategy is severe financial sanctions while providing arms to Ukrainian forces.
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You could, even back in vanilla. I remember making a Linux ramdisk and installing the entire game into ram.
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Hi George, I'm definitely super interested in the space - to the extent that I've ordered recently received a competitor's product (the Varjo Aero) with the intent that would be used almost exclusively for productivity. I hav
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5y ago
Checking the news should be boring: apnews.com The only news site you need.
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Okay. In this case, the thing you’d be building is the documentation (and your own expertise). Does that interest you???
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From the site: Q: "What is released so far?" A: So far, there has been no release of code.
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Spotify says it will remove Neil Young’s music instead of dropping Joe Rogan
(arstechnica.com)
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Maybe it's about power. Censorship is a form of power.
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omg, thank you!
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"I see OOP as a heresy in general" Rndm_access, I know everyone is entitled to their opinion, but can I probe a bit on this? Can you tell us about the largest code base you feel productive in? How about the largest code base you
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Would you consider reading the excellent book "Working in Public: The Making and Maintenance of Open Source Software" by Nadia Eghbal? The data behind what "Open Source" projects look like differs from the popular cultur
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yeah, I recognize that keyboard. I purchased and returned a system 76 Pangolin same day. A key cap fell of in less than an hour of use and was not user repairable. I would have had to swap out the entire keyboard module. To System76'
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There are designs that are perfectly safe. i.e. the pebble bed reactor. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pebble-bed_reactor
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This is news to me, but not surprising. After all, Jeremy Soller (A.K.A Jackpot51), is both a system 76 engineer and a long time contributor to Redox OS. Redox is a rust native OS[1]. [1] https://www.redox-os.org/screens&#
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DOS 5.2 ftw
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You are my hero.
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Yes, I really am curious. And NO, your assumptions about what I would do if I really was curious aren't correct. I had a mac book pro around 2011 (OS X snow leopard). half a dozen happy years with it until it was stolen. But thes
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If it was above board to download and run MacOS in VMWare as a guest under my linux host (slowdowns because of arc differences forgiven), I'd be way more willing dip a toe into the ecosystem and see how I like it...
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The thought of Facebook having telemetry on real time eye tracking data for a future popular Oculus VR headset in a few years is horrifying. I’ll never get over the sale of Oculus to Facebook.
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intel 12th gen, alder lake, does mix high efficiency and performance cores, like the M1 series... but it's certainly not a total in-die solution like we see with the M1. And also, the wait time for alder lake to ship in actual laptops
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Chances are they’re talking about the vive flow, which released today. General consensus is it lacks mini-oled and the resolution it would need to be “next gen’. Among other bizarre shortcomings
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Unfortunately, that’s not what the immersed faq says… it says support for new “XR platforms” coming soon. Those platforms could very well be unreleased future oculus headsets…
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Any chance your repo is public? Care to share a URL? I'm just getting curious about Nix, and would love to see this specific use case in the wild.
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Typo “ laud fans” should be “loud fans”.
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I have a remarkable (1) tablet. It sits on my shelf, Haven’t even charged it in over a year. On the other hand, my iPad and Apple Pencil get used constantly. I run “write” by stylus labs. That combo of hardware and software provides the
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/sigh. The page has margins a mile wide, but chops the code off at about column 40.
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Whoa. I don’t know how to draw. But this motivates me to play with the combination of drawing and Algorithms like I’ve never felt before.
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As far as I’m aware, there’s no such thing as “public space” on the web. Ultimately, data is always served from someone’s private server somewhere.
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The pang11 specs are here: https://tech-docs.system76.com/models/pang11/README.html
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I’ll briefly share the link to much more detailed system documentation. Including tear down/repair instructions: https://tech-docs.system76.com/models/pang11/README.html
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