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by tosti 28d ago
That's awesome! And probably outranks anything I've seen (or heard).
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by tosti 28d ago
...It's just a generic bland error page?
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by tosti 29d ago
It's called maintenance. And probably a diesel engine.
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by tosti 29d ago
Most people I know use a VPN do it to bypass geo restrictions and/or get a discount with cheaper currencies. (But hey, our "representatives" seem to disagree.)
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by tosti 29d ago
> So we load the ELF manually Hold it right there. You mean if you've got a thread and a chunk of memory, you can use it ? Who knew, except everyone?
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by tosti 29d ago
Yes, but the mac version had a better engine than ie on windows. I jumped ship when ME came out. KDE had a good browser (Konqueror), the engine of which is now known as WebKit and powers Safari. When I wasn't using Konqueror I ran NN o
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by tosti 1mo ago
You're definately not hiding something if all your traffic goes out to a single IP address and a single pair of source and destination ports.
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by tosti 1mo ago
It's slow
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by tosti 1mo ago
I see. Although filters were implemented in IE4, DirectX filters came about in IE5.5 However, the extend phase wasn't just IE4. They stopped piling on all sorts of non-standard vendor lock-in stuff after IE6. By the time IE7 came out,
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by tosti 1mo ago
> Internet Explorer had a number of iffy behaviours and lagged behind other browsers for many visual effects, even regarding basic properties like opacity. Thus, Microsoft brought in bespoke filter functionality. That's no
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by tosti 1mo ago
That happens. The house does look beautiful. Thank you for sharing pics.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Your country probably also has an army. They should have the obligation I mentioned for you.
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by tosti 1mo ago
They're meant to protect you. It's like Bruno Mars except not just saying but actually obligated to catch a grenade for you if the situation arises. Your gripe is more likely to be with the politicians using their strength to forc
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by tosti 1mo ago
Towards the end it says "Mullenweng"
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by tosti 1mo ago
I accidentally SQL injected phpBB without even trying. Registered user "*" (just the asterisk), searching posts for * resulted in a list of everyones post together. Fun times.
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by tosti 1mo ago
They were causing interruptuons with TTL (Taxiing, Takeoff and Landing).
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by tosti 1mo ago
RustDesk can be self-hosted.
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by tosti 1mo ago
I hope you'll never have to live in poverty, because I have a hunch you'd not take it well.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Looks pretty cool. I wonder why you kept all of the individual power adapters, instead of opting for neater rails with beefier and more efficient power supplies.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Good for them.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Well, that escalated quickly. If my client wants Twitter tags, I'll write those Twitter tags. If my client wants dancing hamsters, I'll add those dancing hamsters. I don't care who Elon Musk is and what he did. I don't k
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by tosti 1mo ago
Some day, that could be you.
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by tosti 1mo ago
IIRC the guy who wrote a hypervisor for OpenBSD found severe vulnerabilities in VMware. It doesn't surprise me and I don't think a quasi-legal fork would be a worthwhile avenue.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Funny how the type system works in a legislative framework: null AND void I'm never going to interpret that one with a straight face.
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by tosti 1mo ago
Always speak in Klingon within hearing range of the TV. Qapla'!
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by tosti 1mo ago
You got lucky. If you've got an apartment in, say, a healthcare facility, they'll install those thermostats and whatnot. Usually the neighbours are clueless about technology so complaining doesn't get very far at all. It&#x27
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by tosti 1mo ago
IMNSHO that ASRock mainboard is terrible. Worst mainboard I ever bought. It worked fine at first but got issues fast. Only one USB peripheral allowed or all the USB ports loose power, can do unaccelerated 2D but boots to a blank screen as s
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by tosti 1mo ago
I had a WTF moment when I saw their logo for the first time, on quite a large building (possibly their main distribution center). Why they thought it'd be a good name I have no idea.
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by tosti 1mo ago
There's the Installing Linux on a dead badger HOWTO, but NetBSD actually runs everywhere for realsies. It's also lovely to work with and has the nicest man pages imho.
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by tosti 1mo ago
This is pretty good! The only trouble I'm having is with walking and driving because the control for that is invisible. Edit: it even resizes and rotates! Cool!

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