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by taneliv 5y ago
I think the "speaker's proposed alternative" is to do more academic research in this area. You have good questions in your comment, and I think he is calling out for searching answers to them and other similar questions. Appa
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by taneliv 5y ago
I think advertising works slightly differently than what you think and what Forssell seems to be saying. You see once a show (or a movie) advertised. It does not really register consciously with you (assuming you are used to this kind of ad
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by taneliv 5y ago
Yes, and perhaps _not_ use pam_duress for remote logins, in case you want to keep your duress password simple (think "password" or something similar, actually memorable in a duress situation).
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by taneliv 5y ago
They are in the forest, not on the streets. Makeshift or real tent, sleeping bag. I've seen a bunch of this in Espoo and Helsinki, admittedly more in the 80s and 90s than later on. (Whether this development is due to my own situation o
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by taneliv 5y ago
Is dis_ucode_ldr kernel command line option sufficient to disable updates?
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by taneliv 5y ago
Better yet, try to find the corresponding ints (or maybe more realistically shorts or chars) from usual #include headers, and use the #define or const mnemonics for all numbers. Bonus points for finding them all in the same header file, or
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by taneliv 6y ago
I'm a Microsoft ignoramus, but aren't the MS Office things fully available as cloud services these days?
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by taneliv 6y ago
In case of Ubuntu 21.04 it seems that DKMS magic takes care of rebuilding ZFS support whenever I install a new kernel package (yes, even one that I've built myself from mainline git---currently running 5.12-rc7). Yes, it can require ma
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by taneliv 6y ago
Yeah, I also wondered about that, isn't it more like 52% faster?
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by taneliv 6y ago
Or three cores: http://spritesmods.com/?art=hddhack&page=3 (2013, I think). The author only considers one of them "microcontroller-ish", the other two are "quite powerful arm9-like".
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by taneliv 6y ago
By the by, any series (or movies) that you'd recommend for their historical accuracy, especially with respect to the everyday things like clothing and other customs?
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by taneliv 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tally_marks
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by taneliv 6y ago
Yet $1000 is cheaper than some phones from the same manufacturer. Which is, of course, an apples and oranges (pardon the pun) comparison. But boggles my mind, nevertheless.
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by taneliv 6y ago
Just switch between different ones every few months or so. Try to select some, which are not obviously nefarious against you, and might be going bankrupt soon, with the hopes of them not keeping much logs or records afterwards.
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by taneliv 6y ago
In general, Wikipedia has some starting points for all ccTLDs, for example for .de here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.de The information on Wikipedia itself is mostly descriptive, while the registry website or other
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by taneliv 6y ago
I wish I had the problem of having multiple monitors connected to one computer or (any of) them having too high resolution wrt. physical size! That said, thanks for reminding that all processes listening (potentially) to all events on X11.
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by taneliv 6y ago
This has been going on for months, maybe three or four. I don't have an Instagram account, these days when people send me links, I tend to not even click on them any more.
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by taneliv 6y ago
Hold on to your chair! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oymyakon#Climate
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by taneliv 6y ago
Interesting that dvdisaster is not mentioned in the answers.
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by taneliv 6y ago
Oh! This looks interesting. I had somehow missed the Gen 1 ThinkBook Plus last year (this is already Gen 2). Does anyone have practical experience of the Gen 1? I somehow imagine it might be too heavy to use the e-ink side for longer period
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by taneliv 6y ago
It seemingly worked ok in UTC-2 in the morning and early afternoon, then started having issues and is now a bit intermittent (or fixed, there's not much traffic on my channels, as it's evening already). Do they have that much more
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by taneliv 6y ago
From Wikipedia[1]: > The Utah Data Center (UDC), also known as the Intelligence Community Comprehensive National Cybersecurity Initiative Data Center, is a data storage facility for the United States Intelligence Community that is design
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by taneliv 6y ago
I have four kids, who are now teenagers. On average I think I've finished maybe ten or twenty books a year, by reading them on my work commute. I'm lucky to live somewhere this is possible and comfortable. Some books I've fin
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by taneliv 6y ago
I have failed sufficiently many to be flagged as a robot, several times. Maybe I am one? And given how many times I usually have to solve them, if not critical for some reason, I tend to just close the tab for whatever I was going to do or
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by taneliv 6y ago
I have had nothing but problems with HP LaserJet CP1025nw color on Ubuntu in the last five years or so (and on Arch I could not make it print anything). Bought it based on similar comments, so buyer beware. The only thing that has worked (a
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by taneliv 6y ago
Putting 24TB parts in a Backblaze Storage Pod 6.0 would presumably allow 1440TB in a 4U rack mount server.[1] In practice, how would you reach the same density with SSDs? (I haven't looked into it, just curious if you know that SSD opt
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by taneliv 6y ago
I don't speak Chinese, but this linked page seems to have some information on the power draw: https://www.ednchina.com/news/2020SONGSHANHU-3.html . I don't know if that is just the WiFi component, or the whol
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by taneliv 6y ago
Perhaps something like this is closer in functionality: "Sufficient Flash to accommodate OpenWrt firmware image * 4MB min (won't be able to install GUI (LuCI)) * 8MB better (will fit GUI and some other applications) Sufficient RAM
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by taneliv 6y ago
Also, those three countries have combined population of 105+ million. Sweden has 10.3 million. Quick napkin calculation suggests a 244-fold death rate per capita.
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by taneliv 6y ago
Last time I tried, fluent-bit did not support IPv6. Maybe it does now? (Maybe it does not: https://github.com/fluent/fluent-bit/issues/2056 has been opened recently). Anyway, compared to the solution in the a

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