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by shrubble 9mo ago
I like Solaris(well, illumos/Tribblix etc) but when I install something I install a version that includes the LX (Linux) zones (container) functionality, so that I can quickly install anything prepackaged for Linux use. Sadly there are
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by shrubble 9mo ago
The issue (I think) is that FreeBSD and other non-Linux, X11-using distributions are being ignored in the path to using Wayland; deprecating X11 has a much broader impact as a result, which leads to supporting XLibre which does support X11
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by shrubble 9mo ago
There's anecdotal evidence that drivers can "rent" a clean identity, meaning that the person who is driving the car is not the person that Uber has on record as being the driver. Uber not looking into this and not being pick
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by shrubble 9mo ago
I’m surprised that OpenSolaris had hardware support for random Pentium II boxes, but I guess if you had a supported Ethernet card that everything else could work…
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by shrubble 9mo ago
After tipping their hands too much over prosecuting and removing Joe Nacchio, the Qwest CEO who refused the NSA, I think that any company that does as much business with the federal government as Amazon or any telecom, gets pre-vetted. This
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by shrubble 9mo ago
If the trajectory of the bullet goes through the front windshield and struck the driver, what location would that place the officer at? Somewhere near the front of the vehicle?
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by shrubble 9mo ago
There wasn’t anything built there until well after the tracks were laid, if I understand the logistics of that area correctly.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
It depends on the scsi driver; it’s possible that it was checking/enumerating the 6 possible SCSI ids and waiting 5 seconds each.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Please post a link to the video you viewed. That way we can be sure that we’re discussing the same thing.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
How much of the situation were you actually able to know? Were you privy to the entire conversation?
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by shrubble 9mo ago
A person who believes the above examples should try to find the videos or other details of each case in order to be sure they are being told the truth. Assuming that the “carried the woman through the street” is the same case as the video I
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by shrubble 9mo ago
The metadata was or probably still is being collected from the notifications on the phone. So while Signal itself didn’t leak data the notification popup was. The sender wouldn’t have a popup, but the receiver might. Thus sending to the rep
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Can you design with the STM32N657 at a good price point? 800mhz, maybe faster than the Teensy 4.1?
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Steps before self-ending: 1. Feed cat, ensure that friend will adopt cat. 2. Talk to any family members. 3. Uninstall Signal 4. Take too many Ambien. Or: “I’m sending this to you confidentially so please don’t respond since metadata will sh
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Pascal’s Wager is a refinement of Marcus Aurelius’ views; were you aware of that?
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by shrubble 9mo ago
He was on a livestream either yesterday or the day before, and was still interacting with people. He was generous with his time to the end.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
I’m of the opinion from the old Yiddish proverb: “when the cat and dog are fighting, the mouse is safe”. If the admin is fighting with the Federal Reserve, it means they are not focused on figuring out how to further screw us over…
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Just a note: Rocky and Alma came out of CentOS
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by shrubble 9mo ago
Storage unit rental went from $90 in 2014 to $110 about 2017, but then was acquired by CubeSmart which is publicly traded: now $241 per month. I know the local taxes and they have stayed about the same all those years.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
I will stick my oar in for the Large Scale Systems Museum just north of Pittsburgh, PA, in New Kensington (which is where the modern aluminum smelting process was invented), with their simple website at https://www.mact.io/
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by shrubble 9mo ago
The NPU is essentially the Sony Cell "SPE" coprocessor writ large. The Cell SPE was extremely fast but had a weird memory architecture and a small amount of local memory, just like the NPU, which makes it more difficult for applic
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by shrubble 9mo ago
If you’re already communicating with Claude, it’s not additional overhead.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
There’s often the question of communication overhead between people; Claude would remove that.
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by shrubble 9mo ago
For object you have the IBM i Series / AS400 based systems which used an object capabilities model (as far as I understand it). A refinement and simplification of what was pioneered in the less successful System/38. For linear, y
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by shrubble 9mo ago
The way that Microsoft counts a Windows install is really the question, but they have never disclosed their methodology for exactly what constitutes an install. If I have a laptop, it boots and contacts Microsoft, but I wipe it and install
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by shrubble 10mo ago
A full rack, 10 gigabits bandwidth and 1920W of power is available for as little as $800/month: https://1530swift.com/colocation.php Of course you have to buy the switches and servers…
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by shrubble 10mo ago
How tough is it juice them and make orange juice that can be sold (to Spanish or EU standards)? I would think you could start small and grow over time.
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by shrubble 10mo ago
Shockingly, you can see redaction info from within your browser's PDF viewer. I am using Brave on Linux, and went here: https://www.justice.gov/multimedia/Court%20Records/Matter%20... As a test, select with
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by shrubble 10mo ago
Good point; it was apparently influential, having undergone some 26 printings
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Frederick Douglass on the Book That Changed His Life(derekbishton.com)
12 points by shrubble 10mo ago|3 comments

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