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by tosti 4mo ago
This isn't a bad thing per se. I imagine this could be a thing for an embedded side project or a tiny rescue system. Edit: or learning arm64 assembly :)
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by tosti 4mo ago
I once tested the MS-Windows version on Wine on Linux vs MS-Windows on the same box. Both wine and native were faster on Linux, with the native Java version being the fastest (but not by much).
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by tosti 4mo ago
That's wrong, too. Seeing reclaimed land in there is a clear sign.
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by tosti 4mo ago
> the toughest life lived is a life worth living, scars and all That went deep. Thanks.
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by tosti 4mo ago
The map is woefully inaccurate, because it depicts present-day topology. See e.g. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/ce/Peace_of... From: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki&
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by tosti 4mo ago
I think it would be hilarious if you'd combine that with the clacking sound of a typewriter.
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by tosti 4mo ago
True that, but imho the jankiness of the video is clearly visible. It just jumps into place halfway.
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by tosti 4mo ago
I couldn't get past the partial instructions. The box of text is taller than my screen and centered vertically, with no way to scroll up or down.
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by tosti 4mo ago
And it was based on Debian. Installing an "app" was quite literally installing a deb package. Back in the day, I was working at a mobile software company and they had to call the IT guy (i.e. me ) to explain how packaging works i
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by tosti 4mo ago
Read closer, it's "Giovannini". However, I still think it's an apt name for a villain. Did the Fedora team not watch Pokémon?
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by tosti 4mo ago
At some point I'm going to be depressed af and would rather end myself.
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by tosti 5mo ago
If they've actually improved the service, it would be fine. Is there reasonable plausability, reasonable doubt, or reasonable suspicion?
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by tosti 5mo ago
That's like comparing apples and oranges. When tooling is tied to a platform, you're adding in the entire platform to the comparison. Mozilla implemented an alternative to COM, called XPCOM. XP here means cross platform. Perhaps y
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by tosti 5mo ago
IDK what it's like now, but DigiD used to be 2 racks in a separate cage. Even if you can access the floor, you're not getting physically near the servers.
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by tosti 5mo ago
This article starts out hilariously with the MicroSlop addon: Dear Microslop CEO Slopya Nuttela,
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by tosti 5mo ago
In that case, I'd suggest using EXPLAIN on your query and CREATE INDEX on whatever requires full table scans. Worst case, you could CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW whatever would've happened in that temp table. At the end of the day, you
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Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind(github.com)
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by tosti 5mo ago
Good work. I bought an AMD Ryzen 3 3100 for €35 with shipping. A Radeon W5500 would set me back €150 at the moment. 16 GiB of RAM another €90. And that's on a relatively cheap site in my country.
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by tosti 5mo ago
Yes, please. Also ask yourself why that old tumble dryer, fridge, amplifier, vacuum cleaner and water cooker from 40+ years ago refuse to die while modern units die about the same week the warranty expires. They make you buy new or else the
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by tosti 5mo ago
I'm relieved my entire network consists of old computers and small, low power network devices. The only dedicated GPUs you'll find is discarded old junk in a cardboard junk box. Being poor can have advantages :)
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by tosti 5mo ago
Well boo-hoo. It's about time more people got to know what it's like not to be on the bleeding edge. I've always had second-hand computers and only once bought myself a new laptop, the asus EeePC after the price dropped. Ten
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by tosti 5mo ago
You forgot accessibility.
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by tosti 5mo ago
" anti-systemd crowd "? I suppose you're from the " hop onto the bandwagon no questions asked crowd " then.
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by tosti 5mo ago
KDE on wayland doesn't let me roll up windows. I've been doing that for nearly 3 decades.
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by tosti 5mo ago
Do you have your logic inverted? Wayland is taking away accessibility. You can't blame any isv for that.
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by tosti 5mo ago
Blue zones do exist for sure. That's where you can park your car for 2 hours and have to place a blue card underneath your windshield that tells the time you left it there. https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkeerschi
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by tosti 5mo ago
Linux users are more likely not to opt-in and actively opt-out of spyware, telemetry, or whatever you want to call it. The ones that don't are more likely those who leave things on defaults, are involved with the project or a distro, o
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by tosti 5mo ago
I'd swear to any diety "The Game" on HBO was a screener. No thank you, I'll just trawl the high seas for loot.
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by tosti 5mo ago
I laugh at your spying attempts from my cURL e-mail service that I use instead of a web browser.
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by tosti 5mo ago
Processes are usually spawned with CreateProcess. There's no fork in win32.

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