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Circular dependencies for socket activation and WireGuard(rachelbythebay.com)
21 points by throw7 2y ago|0 comments
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GNU Shepherd 1.0 Service Manager Released as "Solid Tool" Alternative to Systemd(phoronix.com)
2 points by throw7 2y ago|0 comments
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OpenWrt One router officially launched(openwrt.org)
127 points by throw7 2y ago|43 comments
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Why is printer ink so expensive?(digitalrightsbytes.org)
93 points by throw7 2y ago|123 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
That makes this even more funny. Next you'll be telling me it was his daughter's birthday.
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Stewart's Shops stops tap-to-pay options due to scammers(timesunion.com)
2 points by throw7 2y ago|0 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
So derogatory or harmful speech toward white people is perfectly fine.
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by throw7 2y ago
People should do/include Secaucus Junction.
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by throw7 2y ago
Arbitration seems like how courts-martials were in the early days... completely lopsided in favor of the State, except it's corporations now. Either we get rid of arbitration (which I don't think is gonna happen) or there needs t
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by throw7 2y ago
Do they include crypto as part of their "digital industry" pollution metric? I mean it's all warm & fuzzy to want leaner, more efficient websites, but there ain't nothing like cranking hashes 24/7 @100%cpus.
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by throw7 2y ago
very cool that dst has been killing us all this time.
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by throw7 2y ago
the “objective state of scientific and technical knowledge” snort
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by throw7 2y ago
Buyer beware with "lifetime**" guarantees. The asterisks and fine print often are enlightening. Scammers always have an out too... go out of business and setup shop under a different name. I remember hearing a local tire shop of
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by throw7 2y ago
Animals seem to sense when time has come. I imagine, hopefully, sometime in the future, I'm going to be able to walk out into that wilderness. I think the difference is, I would never ask or require someone else to accompany or assis
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by throw7 2y ago
I suppose that's why some categorize psychology as a "soft" science? To me psychology strikes me as more of a religion, albeit a type of secular religion. An inter-dialogue experiment most of us are doing all the time. When
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by throw7 2y ago
When I got Batman Arkham Asylum it had Games for Windows Live required. I didn't want an account online or "live" scoreboard, at the time you could choose local only as an option. Imagine my surpise when GfWL lost all my sav
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by throw7 2y ago
The migration issue is why I've never bothered with the "fediverse/mastodon". The other one is choosing a server. That's actually a critical first step that most don't really understand about the "fediver
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by throw7 2y ago
2/3 of its revenues were from the U.S. That's... sad.
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Tiny Trackers Are Revealing the Secret Lives of Birds(smithsonianmag.com)
2 points by throw7 2y ago|0 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
I disabled selinux after learning about dontaudit rules and having them waste my time. That's not to say on very specific systems that need to be hardened, I do enable selinux and am glad it's an option. And if I have to use a se
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by throw7 2y ago
Back in my day, RPI used to have alum shell accounts, but they quickly got rid of those and then quickly moved to just forwarding the alum email address somewhere else. I have no idea what they do now, but the feeling is mutual at this poi
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Microsoft Sway abused in QR code phishing campaign(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by throw7 2y ago|0 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
Indoor air environments are usually poor. Just having outside air from open windows would be an improvement.
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by throw7 2y ago
Science is an open system. Everything is open to being "wrong"/"updated". There is nothing that grounds the system. You must be always open that your prediction of unobserved things will be wrong. To actually be
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by throw7 2y ago
There's little to no info on what v2x actually is and does. I suppose it's in research, but when the linked pdfs say it's proven to work... excuse me while I press x to doubt. The real problem is the disregard for pedestrian
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Why GM Just Laid Off More Than 1k Software Engineers(theautopian.com)
2 points by throw7 2y ago|0 comments
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by throw7 2y ago
The devil never lies.
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by throw7 2y ago
As with all catchphrases, it's a type of truism. Not that that's bad per se, just that it's better to takeaway that by going slow, you'll be better at identifying, planning, and avoiding "blunders". The tradeo
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by throw7 2y ago
pretty cool, seems to be purpose built for festival enviroments; there's an SOS feature too. hope it works well... mesh networks can be tricky and kind of slow.
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by throw7 2y ago
I touch type, but I've always felt WASD more "natural" or comfortable for gaming. I've tried ESDF but can't get used to it... For me I think it really is that the edge of the keyboard helps anchor and give a solid

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