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9mo ago
It's fine if it's opt-in until the opt-in becomes opt-out and I get to use my old gear until it dies. That would still be fine with me except for the fact that my income and by extension wife and family depend on me using a comput
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9mo ago
Why does it trigger a usage limit whenever I search anything at all? Sometimes I can get through but when I go back one page, boom error.
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9mo ago
Care to elaborate? How do you deal with the constant churn?
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9mo ago
IDK what you're smoking, but he was born in Germany so can't be the next potus.
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9mo ago
More like a wolf in sheep clothing
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9mo ago
You jest but W3C is more or less synonymous with Google nowadays.
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9mo ago
The next step would be to embed a JavaScript engine in coreboot I guess
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9mo ago
Docking is expensive, so no. It's also only needed once per 5 years or so for maintenance. Government fining you a ticket doesn't mean your address has to be on the drivers license. They could register the number plate to an SSN f
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9mo ago
Apt username. I already have to deal with non-functional wifi because of frequency band restrictions. And instead of buying physical media (or streaming), I have to "pirate" content because of DRM. Any hardware or software that di
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9mo ago
That's pathetic. It would mean you can't live anywhere without a street address, such as a camp site or a ship. You also can't be a nomad. So much for "land of the free".
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9mo ago
Not just tech. Does anyone on the planet actually know all of the subtleties and idiosyncrasies of the entire tax code? Perhaps the one inhabitant of Sealand and the Sentinelese but no-one in any western society.
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9mo ago
Here's what happens: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBrZ6P9TsfI
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9mo ago
Not just that, but they came out skin-coloured so they had been stripped. A few wanted to make a run and got shot. In another mission (early in the game iirc) you have to steal a car parked at that same restaurant and one of the radio hosts
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9mo ago
But when it returns, would it say 404 or 42?
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9mo ago
Sorry to noob here but is this free of blobs? When I tried an ESP a few years ago, running it involved binaries.
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9mo ago
I wrote one for a test drive but then I forgot the turn signal and got pulled over.
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9mo ago
Ctrl+Alt+Del on an IBM PC or a compatible clone reboots the machine no questions asked. There's a dedicated reset button in case that fails. Doing anything other than a reboot started with protected mode MS-Windows 3.1 IIRC (then marke
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9mo ago
I can't take this seriously. You've got the backend of some networked application and now you want to offload the database to a SaaSS which has... "SQLite compatibility"? SQLite is an embedded database. Every Android app
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9mo ago
Musl mostly works. I had more trouble taking out bash, because of all the random bashisms.
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9mo ago
systemdick
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9mo ago
> Win32 became the standard for proprietary software on Linux This isn't even possible at all. You have software and standards. There's no single set of software nor a single set of standards. Saying something or somesuch is &q
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9mo ago
It's not just that. They contribute to a mans physical appearance and attractiveness. A hippo doesn't care much about looks ;)
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9mo ago
You can use a TPM for disk encryption with Linux if you want. You also get to use your own secureboot keys if you want. Your choice. I can't be bothered. My 80386 worked fine without any of the above and I still don't need any of
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Telnet was among my debugging tools for web applications. And sending an email without line editing felt much more exciting than a dedicated mail client. Just dig the remote MX, telnet to port 25 and do it by hand. Marvelous!
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9mo ago
I get your point, but I think your example doesn't make sense. I can get drugs delivered to a psych ward if I'd want that. Dealers don't need a key.
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9mo ago
Sure, but that's not TV.
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9mo ago
High definition is nearly 90 years old? I guess their definition of high is quite low by more modern standards.
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9mo ago
Thanks! I can't get it to speak in an African voice. Is this only possible through cloning?
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9mo ago
If s/engagement/revenue/ then yes.
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9mo ago
Good luck modifying my .config And if it's not there, a patch is pretty easy to write. It's not like there's no source code ;)
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