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by shrubble 8mo ago
SQLite; or MySQL with PHP or any other simple programming framework.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
The follow on to CPM which ran on the Z80 is MPM which is a multitasking OS.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
As companies grow, their capital needs actually increase, even if they are profitable. We can hope that this is the case for Oxide, though I don’t expect they are reliably profitable yet.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
That’s standard practice in many data centers; but you can often pay more to get more amps delivered to your rack.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
Yes on my Debian derived Linux, the packages are x3270 for X11 based (it has buttons to click to send PF keys etc.) c3270 for curses-based (terminal) tcl3270 for using TCL to script interactions with a 3270 session s3270 for some other form
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by shrubble 8mo ago
There’s plenty of cases where illegal aliens are using the SSN of someone else, as reported by NYT, WashPost etc.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
The big question is “whose jobs”? If it’s federal government employment that is dropping, or illegal alien jobs dropping, then some will view it positively (I’ve seen this perspective advanced on x.com).
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by shrubble 8mo ago
Reminder that the X11 based x3270 client can be used to communicate with mainframes, including the "Hercules" IBM mainframe emulator that you can run on Linux/Windows/MacOS .
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by shrubble 8mo ago
I don’t agree with this analysis. The reason I don’t agree is that moot banned any Gamergate discussion and those people then went to 8chan, a site which moot had no control over. And it was Gamergate that put some fuel on the fire which (I
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by shrubble 8mo ago
I’m aware of two large telecom companies that use Perl extensively, but in-house and internal services only. They don’t have anything “public” to point to. I will say that the extensive backwards compatibility is a big reason why Perl remai
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by shrubble 8mo ago
The subject of the article signed his first and last name and was wondering how the officers tracked him down? We don’t know his last name, but I think first and last name plus zip code is enough to uniquely identify a great many people.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
You get Grok with paid x.com ; so there is some sort of cash from that, I would guess.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
The most recent organized resistance was not segregation but the 1970s bombings. There were 2000 bombings in less than two years.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
Yes certain software for Canadian made nuclear power plants, comes to mind. Was a post on the VCF forums about a job listing that required PDP-11 knowledge.
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by shrubble 8mo ago
Molniya, the Russian word for “lightning”, of course indicates that the equivalent Russian agency was aware of and used this orbit, also.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Read the FQA, Frequently Questioned Answers, for a decent introduction, though in a tongue in cheek manner.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Changing the Firefox icon to a womp rat in a gun sight is not going to make more people want to use the browser; but fixing, enhancing the browser’s capabilities will.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Then again the CTO of Crowdstrike that had their anti-malware code update cause huge problems, is the same guy that was CTO of McAfee when their AV code update, caused huge problems.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
I won't name the 2 large telecoms I know, that don't support IPv6 being used by customers - if you get L2VPN, L3VPN, other typical services etc. it will be IPv4-only. Of course you can buy a wave and do whatever you want with it
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by shrubble 9mo ago
There are at least, for those wanting a Linux or BSD based Motif fix: Enhanced Motif Window Manager https://fastestcode.org/emwm.html and the full-fledged CDE desktop that uses Motif also: https://sourceforge.net
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by shrubble 9mo ago
So much of the government is like this, they will hire some connected guy to manage something in a slightly competent manner. Just learned that the federal government has long term leases on office buildings that congressmen have a financia
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by shrubble 9mo ago
The algorithm was sorting punch cards and then putting the cards in different stacks on a table. We can only hope that the surveillance state is still working with the same algorithm…
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Ogden Nash has his poem about canaries: "The song of canaries Never varies, And when they're moulting They're pretty revolting." Wondering if Moltbot is related to the poem, humorously.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Are there VCs who participated in funding this or are you self funded?
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by shrubble 9mo ago
There’s a reason why Devuan (a non systemd Debian) exists. Don’t want to get into a massive argument, but there are legitimate reasons for some to go in a different direction.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Looking forward to never using any of this, quite frankly; and hoping it remains optional for the kernel. If there’s a path to profitability, great for them, and for me too; because it means it won’t be available at no charge.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
If you are printing a book in China, you will not be allowed to print a map that shows Taiwan captioned/titled in certain ways. As in, the printer will not print and bind the books and deliver them to you. They won’t even start the pro
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by shrubble 9mo ago
So imagine you attend a planned protest at the state capitol. You drive and when within 3 miles your car dies. You can start it again and drive away, turning around and leaving, but if you go further towards the capitol it dies again. The n
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by shrubble 9mo ago
The cynical part of me thinks it’s because she wasn’t crying in real life.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
If you rebooted every server after 35 days, would that get rid of many of the problems?

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