trelane

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by trelane 10mo ago
As many have pointed out, the data backing the new retirement system was created in 2007. So, amazing collaboration between the George W Bush & Trump admins. I am glad everyone here is applauding the achievement.
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by trelane 10mo ago
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by trelane 10mo ago
You can control it from the ground up, including installing alternate firmware. You can also use VPNs etc.
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by trelane 10mo ago
> All law abiding citizens have data that they want to hide from fraudsters. Nobody is completely law avoiding when the books of laws and regulations get thick enough. Especially if the government decides to take an interest in you. htt
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by trelane 11mo ago
I've been getting into AI in emacs. ellama and especially minuet can be a big help.
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by trelane 11mo ago
Is this separate from the prenatal kicking? Or just a continuation of it?
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by trelane 11mo ago
That seems almost, but not quite, entirely unrelated to my comment.
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by trelane 11mo ago
If you're moving in emacs using per-line/character commands, you're definitely not using emacs as efficiently as you could be. So the distance in efficiency (and therefore efficacy) between mouse and keyboard is rather a gul
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by trelane 11mo ago
> baby's first distro Zorin has a privacy policy and terms of service page, as it's published by a for-profit company. As though Red Hat and Ubuntu weren't a thing for literal decades .
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by trelane 11mo ago
So... modern Lindows? Hopefully it goes better for them than it went for Lindows. Though at least the name isn't lawsuit bait.
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by trelane 11mo ago
> I can’t see any reason this couldn’t be packaged as a prebuilt kernel module so end users can trivially install it. I don't think you have to be the original developer to create packages one can distribute. Go for it! From TFA: &g
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by trelane 11mo ago
And you could tether, though it was complicated. And slow (1xRTT)
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by trelane 11mo ago
> the very poor train service in [Germany] Amtrak has entered the chat. (It was originally scheduled to enter the chat at 2:42 AM, but was delayed until 6:01 AM.)
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by trelane 11mo ago
> that is Windows only. There are so many things that are like this in the .Net ecosystem. Yeah, it runs on Linux. Kind of. Mostly. As long as Microsoft is at the helm, I don't expect that to change.
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by trelane 11mo ago
> Usually they are chosen by the current judges at that level, or by an entity like a bar association. So the judiciary is completely isolated from external accountability? I do not see how this is a superior approach.
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by trelane 11mo ago
More than that--Collabora is a major (maybe the biggest ) contributor to LibreOffice.
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by trelane 11mo ago
I am sure a Republican would have an opposite, equally slanted way if phrasing their position.
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by trelane 11mo ago
Amazing to see so many Democrats agreeing with Trump. https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/trump-cal...
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by trelane 11mo ago
Technically, veto is a different thing. But I suspect you mean it metaphorically.
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by trelane 11mo ago
... and conversely, so do Democrats. Amazingly, Republicans were also blamed when the sides were reversed. If you're determined to blame someone, it is always possible to find a way to phrase things so it's their fault.
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by trelane 11mo ago
It requires 60 votes, and the Republicans don't have enough of a majority, even if they were to all vote with the party. https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5588295-spending-bill-go...
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by trelane 11mo ago
That is the joke, yes.
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by trelane 1y ago
Yes, exactly, though you can start from earlier stages too. The process even from stage 1 is well documented. It is all there but you can customize it completely from the ground up. Or, if starting from stage 1, the foundations are there an
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by trelane 1y ago
I wonder why this instead of using Gentoo to explore Linux.
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by trelane 1y ago
> Using WireGuard in what way? Using WireGuard to gate access to a server. It looks like it's a VPN, not an access control mechanism. So I am curious how this works.
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by trelane 1y ago
Do you have a guide to using wireguard in this way?
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by trelane 1y ago
This is the SPU's local store. It's mentioned in the article. More details at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_(processor) Apparently it could in theory go to 4GiB. "The local store does not operate li
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by trelane 1y ago
Discussed in the article, should you want a refresher. https://www.copetti.org/writings/consoles/playstation-3#arch...
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by trelane 1y ago
No private cameras (maybe)
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by trelane 1y ago
>i'm caving for a world where hw manufacturers exist who fully embrace opensource development, Those do very much exist! My go-to is System76. There are others, e.g. arguably Framework. > and are rewarded for that... Oh well, one

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