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teddyh
2y ago
That’s “Ea-nāṣir”.
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teddyh
2y ago
Also, do not forget using “--” after all options, but before any dynamic arguments, just to be safe.
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teddyh
2y ago
Requiring a captcha is not even close to requiring a national ID.
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teddyh
2y ago
— < https://squareallworthy.tumblr.com/post/163790039847/everyon... >
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teddyh
2y ago
Also The World of Mathematics (1956) by James R. Newman.
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teddyh
2y ago
> That's some lazy journalism I’ve come to believe that it’s actually also quite cunning. If they omit the name in a way that nobody notices, reader will be unable to find out any information for themselves, and will therefore no
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teddyh
2y ago
The Nokia N900 has/had a Debian chroot app. (Of course, some phones, like the Librem 5, runs a Debian derivative as their native OS.)
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teddyh
2y ago
Then you did your reading of the tape without writing anything about the process of reading it, in which case your blog posts seems less than relevant to this story.
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teddyh
2y ago
It seems that you have not yet gotten to the part of actually reading from the tape.
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teddyh
2y ago
It’s missing a card reader to jam by feeding your lace card into it.
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teddyh
2y ago
Verified: $ echo /KCDEOXOEDCK/ | bcd ________________________________________________ //KCDEOXOEDCK/ | | ]]] ]]] | | ] ] ] ]
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teddyh
2y ago
bcd(6) < https://manpages.debian.org/bookworm/bsdgames/bcd.6.en.html >
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teddyh
2y ago
At least 90% of all “bio hackers” right there.
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teddyh
2y ago
It’s not; it’s spam.
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teddyh
2y ago
< https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sharp_MZ_characte... >
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teddyh
2y ago
The_Secret_Ingredient_Is_Crime.gif
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teddyh
2y ago
Basic rookie mistake: Displaying images in 16:10, not 4:3 which would be the size they would appear as on an actual Commodore 64 connected to a TV or monitor.
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teddyh
2y ago
The sentence I quoted is not presented as an opinion of the artist, or even of the article author; it is presented as an incontrovertible fact. As an opinion of the artist, it would have had at best a very slight relevance. However, prese
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teddyh
2y ago
“Equal Rites” is the first in the “witches” series, but is, IIUC, considered a very weak entry. The rest of the witches series don’t really acknowledge the events in it, and they start off the next book with a blank slate, not assuming that
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teddyh
2y ago
It’s the standard design: < https://emojipedia.org/muted-speaker#designs >
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teddyh
2y ago
Clickbait headline rescue: Apple changed the keycap symbol for the “Mute” key from just a speaker to a speaker with a strike/line through it.
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teddyh
2y ago
I suggested this 10 years ago. < https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8911044 >
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teddyh
2y ago
It’s apparently legal everywhere in the US: < https://web.archive.org/web/20040403224019/http://www.urbanl... >
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teddyh
2y ago
Reminds me of that part of Dunnet where you explore the old computer. (In Emacs, click Tools → Games → Adventure)
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teddyh
2y ago
Yes. We’ve had black-and-white low-resolution images in emails using the X-Face header since basically forever, and the Face header (allowing color a image) since 2005. The whole deal with BIMI is, purportedly, that the logo shown can be
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teddyh
2y ago
Fascinating. This shows, beyond any doubt, why BIMI is such a scam.
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teddyh
2y ago
A normal legal team (as opposed to a good one) will always recommend whatever is virtually guaranteed not to come back to bite them.
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teddyh
2y ago
Exogenous factors! < https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/strong-3 >
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teddyh
2y ago
Link to original artist: < https://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts > (Including a partial update: < https://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts-update >)
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teddyh
2y ago
If there is no malware allowed on GitHub, I guess malware researchers have to use somewhere else to host their code. Which would be a preferable outcome, honestly.
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