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by tosti 4mo ago
Authenticated for shared files and printers. The pipe itself doesn't authenticate much, but the built-in network server does.
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by tosti 4mo ago
Of course, you can use pretty much any OS as a bootstrap loader for pretty much anything. There has been a loadlin.exe for example, it would load and run a Linux kernel. A gratis variant of BeOS also loaded from DOS iirc.
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by tosti 4mo ago
It just occurred to me that there shouldn't be any cronjobs / scheduled tasks or a disabled cron daemon / task scheduler in the virtual machines. That's because when the vm wakes up an ever increasing number of days late
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by tosti 4mo ago
People are afraid for the singularity. Can't blame them, hollywood has been milking that hypothesis for decades.
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by tosti 4mo ago
Azure %product% With CoPilot for Workgroups 365 Enterprise Edition
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by tosti 4mo ago
For a CI, my best bet would be to save a running snapshot of each OS to test and derive a new instance from there for every job. Also isolate the network bridge from the outside world. The only thing you may have to fix is time synchronizat
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by tosti 4mo ago
Who the F* runs a minimizer on friggin C sources? And it's inconsistent too. Security-related code should be readable and auditable.
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by tosti 4mo ago
New startup idea: Captcha-proof mock hands that wave with remote control http json api. You could sell a small diorama box with camera and everything as an upgrade.
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by tosti 4mo ago
What if you have all that, but waving is problematic due to non-functional motor control?
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by tosti 4mo ago
They don't.
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by tosti 4mo ago
Yes, especially back then. But I don't think age-gating is useful for gore. Even if I had dementia I'd be horrified. Just with the benefit of not being able to remember it.
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by tosti 4mo ago
I don't think the distinction matters that much. Remember ogrish? I was already an adult when that gore came out and I was terrified. I can still picture the throat gasping for air as he was being sliced alive.
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by tosti 4mo ago
TFA: > We’ve seen this movie before. ...which one? 1984? The Terminator? The Truman Show? The Matrix? Minority Report? The Social Network?
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by tosti 4mo ago
Binaries would suck. Buildable source enables inclusion in distro repositories.
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by tosti 4mo ago
There's also the "paradigm shift" and "a fundamental Z of X". Those really ding my slop'o'meter.
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by tosti 4mo ago
Unfortunately, yes.
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by tosti 4mo ago
That's rental. It's on sale for $0 on the archives and the high seas.
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by tosti 4mo ago
I'd love to build this on Linux. Is it known to be broken?
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by tosti 4mo ago
Mailman provides decentralized issue tracking.
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by tosti 4mo ago
I definately would. There's probably market for that and it likely caters to some audience. I merely object to pushing ones opinion onto other people. Everyone is entitled their own opinion. Peace.
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by tosti 4mo ago
I don't know you and don't regard you a reputable source of news outlet verdicts.
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by tosti 4mo ago
I did this with CSS forever ago. Make an alpha gradient (from background color to transparent), save it as png, add an element to use the background-image on, and use absolute positioning to put it on top. Finish it with pointer-events: non
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by tosti 4mo ago
They could actually profit from hoovering up your data. Hence the microslop account requirement.
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by tosti 4mo ago
Lemme guess... A shinier notepad with builtin AI. Ads, more ads. A BSOD that's got 99% more black. The "recall" spyware. Mandatory Microslop account. I could go on, but I use Linux
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by tosti 4mo ago
Well, my nightmare involves a lawyer waving documents towards my face.
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by tosti 4mo ago
We can HTTP and all bets are still off, probably. Do you test with a proxy? I know I don't, and if I would it'd be the latest version of squid. Some of those non-conforming middle boxes could be unattended black boxes in the back
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by tosti 4mo ago
That's assuming the corporate proxy is well-behaved.
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by tosti 4mo ago
Nah, more like banning tobacco because it's addictive and bad for your health.
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by tosti 4mo ago
> using HTTP GET with a request body is a bad idea, as for example users behind a corporate firewall or a different browser may be unable to use your website. So is using QUERY requests for quite some time from now.
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by tosti 4mo ago
But the difference in computing power is more impressive between the first IBM PC in 1981 and a new PC from 2001, than between a new PC from 2001 and now. At least subjectively (it might be that software in general got more slower than hard

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