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by tosti 6mo ago
What a lovely story. Sad to see the others don't like it. The most incredible thing is that a group of enthousiasts can join in the standards making process and actually move companies as big as Google and Apple. Even just a tiny bit.
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by tosti 6mo ago
apk and xbps can do this. You specify a different root to work in. Most Makefiles allow you to specify an alternate DESTDIR on install.
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by tosti 6mo ago
Eh, relax... One good hit of the kush would do wonders for reducing your stress level.
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by tosti 6mo ago
> They've been absolutely invaluable for making sure their kind of people can't use my apps properly. Why would you do that?
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by tosti 6mo ago
Nothing is perfect. (FreeBSD jails come close but still no.)
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by tosti 6mo ago
Why is there a need for a package manager inside a container at all? Aren't they supposed to be minimal? Build your container/vm image elsewhere and deploy updates as entirely new images or snapshots or whatever you want. Personal
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by tosti 6mo ago
Back in 2002 I took the HDD from one PC, put it in a different PC, worked just fine. The worst thing that could happen is that the other one already had another disk so I had to change /etc/fstab to say "hdb" instead of
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by tosti 6mo ago
Yes, but only if its rookworst flavoured.
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by tosti 6mo ago
The stats are per half a year, so even more than that. And we don't even know what the guy is really wanted for. I think EFF was just waiting for this to happen to make a political statement. That's what they do, if course, but ho
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by tosti 6mo ago
The entire record industry is scum and Spotify is just a part of that. It can just die a swift death, would be for the best. Bandcamp is much better. Much lower barrier to entry for everyone and it has my favorite artists.
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by tosti 6mo ago
This is how exploits always work and nothing new at all. It's like having barrier tape around a construction site as a warning when someone holds it up and says "Ha, I can still get in!"
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by tosti 6mo ago
And DoT and ESNI.
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by tosti 6mo ago
Hosting a static page updated once per minute or so is hardly rocket science.
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by tosti 6mo ago
It's not like risk management isn't thoroughly researched and studied already
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by tosti 7mo ago
Aren't you going to run out of colors to pick?
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by tosti 7mo ago
Your out of the box isn't my out of the box. Tmux is in main on OpenBSD, where it started.
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by tosti 7mo ago
The book doesn't mention the author of tmux or its origins even once :(
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by tosti 7mo ago
I like having a red bar for tmux running as root and a blue one for running it as a normal user, e.g. for root: set -g status-style "bg=red" I also like to have the bar on top and the status centered: set -g status-
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by tosti 7mo ago
It could relate to the amount of *pu and system fans needed to run so much bloatware :)
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by tosti 7mo ago
IMHO they're just hiding the wolf in sheep clothing. Can't complain about AI if it's not called AI. Modern problems require modern solutions, you get the idea. The snark in TFA about shareholders and stakeholders hits the nai
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by tosti 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/M7Bv5
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by tosti 7mo ago
That's not my point. To make myself clear: CMake is terrible. You can put lipstick on a turd, but it's still a turd. Most languages have a build script written in their own language but C++ projects by and large use CMake. It&#x27
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by tosti 7mo ago
The jihad is strong in this one.
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by tosti 7mo ago
CMake as a language makes PHP look good. Whenever I have to use it, there's a whole lot of warnings and often errors, too. Problem is, the line CMake says had an error may not be the line that caused it. And when everything finally wor
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by tosti 7mo ago
Except now they also pretend to respond to email. Basically email support became /dev/null with cream and icing on top.
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by tosti 7mo ago
I, for one, have never needed AI for anything ever in my life. AI has, however, made my life noticably worse. Especially when dealing with braindead robot driven customer "support". But also in making it financially impossible to
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by tosti 7mo ago
AOSP is NOT "open source" by any definition. It's "some sources available"
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by tosti 7mo ago
More likely a prank.
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by tosti 7mo ago
Odds are high the distro maintainer will lose hair trying to package it
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by tosti 7mo ago
I ran ntop on a router in 2001. It had a highly insightful overview of traffic with nice looking diagrams and everything. There hasn't been anything like that since as far as I'm aware. ZoneAlarm otoh, was snakeoil. Programs that

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