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by snvzz 10mo ago
Foreign resident as well, I concur. Please continue to control immigration strictly, and do not let the rest of the world dictate policy in Japan.
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New Box64 v0.4.0 Released(box86.org)
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Besides Tridgell's venerable rsync, there exists a permissively licensed implementation[0] by openbsd. 0. https://www.openrsync.org/
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Google's ipv6 stats[0] are stuck in Dec 17. However, extrapolation suggests the 50% mark might have finally been crossed around year end. 0. https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>Loongarch is outpacing RISC-V Not really, unless you mean in performance of available chips. Notably, Loongarch and the company behind it have been around for much longer, and thus have a head start. But it is ultimately a single compan
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Good. They were extremely behind, now they're up to date with Stable wine. This is soon not to be not true anymore (wine 11 having release candidates now), but catching up again should be much easier from 10.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Never had that happen to me in 25 years of Linux use.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
The phoronix story re: steam stats has actual data on that. It's just a fifth.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
NVIDIA on Linux is a pain, either path. Whereas, AMD just works and is thus standard recommendation.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
It is a sharp increase from the 2.29% in December 2024. And, interestingly, as identified by the GPU, only a fifth of these 3.19% Linux users are the Steam Deck.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
This year will see the first chips with RVA23 support. K3 (which succeeds K1 this story is about) is expected to be among them.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Definitely skipped the 2nd gen consoles, particularly the Atari 2600.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
As someone interested in preservation, the question that comes to mind is what modern/maintained tools are able to use all this information to make good dumps.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
That got those Core SDI abo vibes. Flashback of writing exploits for these back in high school.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>I want out. Asia is not so bad. Try Japan. I do not miss Europe, so you could say it worked out for me.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Even assuming that index is of any worth, Democracy is not the same thing as rights, freedoms, or protection from authoritarianism
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by snvzz 10mo ago
While I am not some reputable source per-se, I have some tailscale presence over there and can corroborate my exit nodes find cloudflare sites blanket blocked on weekends.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Or set up a forwarder such as unbound(8) in the LAN and set up the network to use it as the DNS server.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
The AI chatbot vulnerability reports part sure is sad to read. Why is this even a thing and isn't opt-in? I dread the idea of starting to get notifications from them in my own projects.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Imagine how much better the world would be if the copyright term was shorter and/or if past a certain point, registration (and payment of fee) was needed to renew copyright and use the full term.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
The parasite will eventually kill its host.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>As for the "goal" or "tactics" that you found on some substack that is full of scare-quotes with an emotionally written bent -- is subjective at best. There's plenty reason to suspect BBC is partial, particularl
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>(protects every one of these persons from deprivation of life, liberty, or property without) >due process of law Is being followed and, if appropriate, the foreign agent will be booted. Currently, they are quite early in the process
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by snvzz 10mo ago
US free speech is not absolute, nor is it freedom from consequence. The consequence for foreign activists pushing foreign agendas may very well be deportation. No country has an obligation to welcome anyone from any other country, especiall
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by snvzz 10mo ago
From /ocho/: >"Espero que t'agradi la cinta. Encara que gem nou mesos ya supe perque es un vuit, i espero que siguin molt, molts, més mesos els que pusem els dos junts. gem -> fem, supe -> saps. Bad OCR? The Eng
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Yup. Their best builders run JH7110 (based on the in-order SiFive U74 cpu, RVA20 + partial B) and these are slow, somewhere between rpi3 and rpi4. This will improve in 2026, with the first chips integrating RVA23 microarchitectures, such as
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by snvzz 10mo ago
If anything, AROS and MorphOS urgently need a RISC-V port. The AmigaOS world needs to move to common hardware; PPC is no better than 68k in practical terms.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Long term? Perhaps, if successful. I am hopeful. But, right now, XLibre[0] is available, ready for use and very active. 0. https://github.com/X11Libre/xserver
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Complements XLibre[0], an active fork of the X11 server from Xorg. XLibre is trying to advance the existing implementation which Xorg abandoned, whereas Phoenix is writing a new, compatible server from scratch. 0. https://github.
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Phoenix: A modern X server written from scratch in Zig(git.dec05eba.com)
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