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Quickemu: Quickly create and run optimised Windows, macOS and Linux VMs(github.com)
217 points by teekert 10mo ago|45 comments
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by teekert 10mo ago
Yeah, this.
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by teekert 10mo ago
I guess the term "tent" is pretty broad, this is what I see: [0], the cotton does not take being in water very well. But I guess a synthetic ultra light tent will do better. I also assumed the tents were already there when he arri
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by teekert 10mo ago
First of all, I appreciate and respect you coming here and defending your choices. That said: I think that bar-lowering is not really something that Terminal users want, if they wanted simplicity they wouldn't be in a terminal in the f
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by teekert 10mo ago
I guess this person sees the same mental image as me: Tents with wet floor, moisture sucked into everything inside. A tent that’s been in a lake sounds like a throwaway to me. But maybe what you see as a tent is different from what I see. F
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by teekert 10mo ago
Ha, was going to come here to complain! It completely breaks my up arrow is history search based on typed chars. First thing I do on a Linux box (and it will blow your mind) is put this in ~/.inputrc : "\e[A": history-s
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by teekert 10mo ago
They also sponsor bcachefs.
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Proton 2025 Lifetime Fundraiser(shop.proton.me)
1 points by teekert 10mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 10mo ago
I do agree with that. But as a result I've gotten pretty good at whipping up podman containers with various bases to solve such issues.
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by teekert 10mo ago
I have to say that that "surprisingly simple" thing is happening more and more for me on NixOS as well. Recently a customer wanted me to use Fedora (I never visited the RPM side of the world before), and after truly the worst inst
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by teekert 10mo ago
“Prototype-completed design varies.” …Reading this 10 times made me uncomfortably aware of how much I rely on scanning pictures and reading captions to get the gist of an article. A remnant of my academic days perhaps.
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by teekert 10mo ago
This is what the GDPR requires.
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by teekert 10mo ago
It can certainly be. But I try to just focus on alternatives. But it really pisses me off when I spend money on something, and then after that it enshitifies (ie Philips/Signify Hue). Ah well, being annoyed by and pissed off at iOS jus
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by teekert 10mo ago
So it really is normal, wherever you go. We're not even surprised about it, let alone outraged. We've lost.
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by teekert 10mo ago
OMG, this requires it's own submission here on HN, I suggest you do it, this egregious. How low has Apple sunk. This is "the luxury brand" people.
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by teekert 10mo ago
A clear blue ad label!! Is this sarcasm? Your remark is so dystopian, you full accepted this as normal. Btw, I'm checking now, the label "ad" is not there, it's just highlighted. Or is it that blue tag? I thought that si
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by teekert 10mo ago
Yeah it's so cheap! The whole app store feel like that: I go there to install an app I know and need, and am immediately slapped in the face with anime girl dating games. WTF. I feel ashamed if people would see my screen like that. Abs
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by teekert 10mo ago
Hmm, I'm a molecular biologist, not an expert at this particularly, what I do know is that damage of muscle fiber may not be necessarily mean new cell growth and thus extra DNA replication. The growth of the muscle cell certainly does.
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by teekert 10mo ago
When I switched to iOS from Android it took me a while to realize why App Store search was so bad compared to the Play store (and f-droid, at least back then). It was because the first option was never wat you wanted. The highlighted app at
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by teekert 10mo ago
Of course, the Dropbox post has a meme-level example of an HNer predicting its popularity :) [0] That said, it also often happen that you share something and it is not picked up, even though after 10 years I think I can predict what HN love
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by teekert 10mo ago
It starts with mutations (sometimes accelerated by mutagens (smoke, alcohol, etc) or inflammation (viruses, infections, etc) or just chance (things like asbestos up the division rate by constant physical damage and thus up the probability o
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by teekert 10mo ago
If people can watch the watchers, everybody can watch everybody. So: No. Some animals are equal, but some have to be more equal than others. Otherwise we can't have the most equal system. It's double-plus-good that way. Now instal
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by teekert 10mo ago
Yeah me too. Lately LI is like: CMSs are done! Let that sink in! Some dude trew away his CMS and vibe coded some markdown based static stuff that does the same. No harddrive was wiped this particular time. The world is different now, reply
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by teekert 10mo ago
I don't think this is true. I'm quite the socialist, especially from a US perspective but find Chris to be an intellectually honest person. Linux Unplugged always provides a balanced overview of any (Linux related) situation or te
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by teekert 10mo ago
At least not when some rando stops you on the street.
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CLI for Proton Pass(proton.me)
2 points by teekert 10mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 10mo ago
Reminds me a bit of the game Retaliator, when I was 12 a class mate earned himself a night of "pick your own time to go to bed at camp" because he could show the teacher how to land. [0, the landing is at the very end]. I think at
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by teekert 10mo ago
Same here. Battery is a bit bad though. But I carry a battery pack. I do notice the charging port is also getting worse recently. I don't know what I'll buy after this...
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by teekert 10mo ago
I never understood big laptops (at least for work, where you walk around with them), there's always a screen to plug into. At home, ok, at the kitchen table it can be handy to have some more real-estate, but again just for "light
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by teekert 10mo ago
I use wood only for my non-stick pans. Metal for the metal pans. I sometime put some olive oil on the utensils, but generally, I just use them, put them in the dishwasher, repeat, until they break. They are ~50 cents at Ikea. And so I don&#

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