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7y ago
I wonder if he actually used those words, or if the quote was originally in German and the translator took some creative liberties.
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7y ago
"Sometimes when I close my eyes, I can see into the warp where the creatures from beyond our dimension offer me power in exchange for overthrowing mankind. Should I see a doctor?"
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7y ago
The Install Gentoo wiki from /g/ has a good beginner's guide. Unfortunately, it looks like the wiki is down right now, but here's an archive of the SDR page. http://archive.is/eJYEy
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7y ago
>It's built on Electron and still no native Linux client Remember this next time their PR team tries to pull another round of "Microsoft has totally changed you guys, we swear! The new Microsoft loves Linux"
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7y ago
Goddamnit, I'm blocking everything except CSS and images through uMatrix and it was still able to determine I was unique due to the "If none match" header.
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7y ago
Well let's limit the possibilities to any image between 1x1 and 1920x1080. Calculating the number of possible images is simple enough. It's just 1920*1080, or 2073600 images. Now what's the average size of each image? Well th
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7y ago
I remember around 10 years ago people were calling Stallman paranoid for this. Now he seems more like a prophet: >I generally do not connect to web sites from my own machine, aside from a few sites I have some special relationship with.
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7y ago
It's taking up just under 200Mb on my server, with most of that allocated to the MySQL daemon. I have noticed page loading can be pretty slow. No idea why since the CPU monitor never goes above 10%.
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7y ago
I highly recommend Nextcloud. It started as a FOSS Dropbox clone, but they have since implemented easily installable server plugins (which they call "apps") that allow your personal Nextcloud server to fill the role of many other
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7y ago
Funny how they don't mention uMatrix. Or maybe the editor just removed that part seeing how this page loads 36 different scripts from 9 different domains and sets 16 cookies.
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swebs
7y ago
You must not have been looking really hard. QNX is very popular for embedded systems, and every modern Intel processor is running MINIX on its IME.
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7y ago
Funny how Netherlands is red.
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7y ago
>where persecution of cannabis use is a billion-dollar profitable industry Source?
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7y ago
>50-60 years ago Rent wasn't high back then.
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7y ago
That sounds almost exactly like the Eastern Pasila neighborhood of Helsinki. I'll just quote Wikipedia: >In the ranking of the best places where to live in Helsinki ... Eastern Pasila is ranked 92nd, out of 94 different parts of Hel
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7y ago
How is it bizarre? Java and Python are both pretty standard for devices like this since they don't require recompilation for ARM. And Java is more performant than Python in general.
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7y ago
>Xiaomi Hmmm, does this by chance require an internet connection to operate?
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7y ago
>Why does this rub me the wrong way so much? Because you at least subconsciously understand the real intent behind the message. "We must stamp out wrongthink by eroding your rights"
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7y ago
There are so many counterpoints to that statement that it's ridiculous. The American revolution, the Russian revolution, the Ides of March, every single coup throughout human history, every single cult, religion, or terrorist organizat
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7y ago
Pretty much. Security wasn't really seen as something developers worried about back then. Maybe it was because there were less bad actors due to it being much harder to make a buck through hacking. I remember setting up a server with a
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7y ago
Ad companies are very good at getting around the legal issue of consent. Just visit any online news site from a European IP address to see the nonsense they pull to get around GDPR. They just keep harassing you with pop-ups until you click
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7y ago
Is there a better source than Gizmodo? It's basically a tabloid
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7y ago
No, I don't have any evidence either way.
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7y ago
Do you have evidence, or is this just a conspiracy theory?
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7y ago
There's currently a push to take it to the supreme court so it can be stopped once and for all. Archive link because the Baltimore Sun doesn't like Europe: http://archive.is/a3mMR
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7y ago
The consistency is different. Nowadays Rita's has expanded to most states. Go there if you want to try one out.
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7y ago
Black millennials too
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7y ago
Go to Rhawnhurst. People won't stop saying it. Oddly enough, it's rare to hear in Mayfair or Tacony.
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7y ago
That's a big assumption that the doctor's decision was based on personal morality rather than the damage caused by side effects, etc
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7y ago
I don't live in NYC, but I do drive through it every now and then. This is the first time I'm hearing about it. Good to know.
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