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tryauuum
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5mo ago
BTW, the page about the 2022 Russia-Ukraine war in russian wikipedia was surprisingly good. No "special military operation" crap
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5mo ago
this ld.so magic will lose the suid bit $ /bin/ld.so `which sudo` sudo-rs: sudo must be owned by uid 0 and have the setuid bit set
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6mo ago
> circus (the collective noun for a group of kea) Seems like a useless feature of the language. What's the point of using a unique name per bird group? To signal your bird obsession level?
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6mo ago
> Marxist socialists propagate an idea that they have no idea how to accomplish? I have no idea > someone would tell me this in defense of Marxist socialism If you talk about me, then I don't defend it. I defend proper word usage
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6mo ago
Is not a "no true Scotsman" situation. USSR itself did acknowledge that whatever they have is not communism. Because they knew the definition, they knew that it's a utopian society which, as you mentioned, doesn't use
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6mo ago
can you rephrase your idea please. What's realistic, fighting stupid laws or corporations with a VPN? Yes, but not for long. They are always stronger than you, they can switch from blacklisting to whitelisting and your VPN becomes usel
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6mo ago
In my country (Russia) the politics followed, now the ISPs block the OpenVPN and wireguard packets. And sometimes the white list mode is enabled, so you cannot connect, with your clever custom VPN solution, to a host outside the country
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6mo ago
You can't fight political issues with clever technical solutions
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6mo ago
20 years of giving love to a soulless corporation
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you don't have to be ideological. You can be perfectly rational and continue a seemingly useless pointless war, when the alternative is "armed men return home and start to question your power". Your goal is to stay in power a
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Mass scale internet censorship in Russia also started with the premise of "protecting the children" When you put in law that ISPs should adhere to some government-provided blocklist, this is already a game over. No matter how sane
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6mo ago
fascinating. And who is that mythical person in charge I tried to delete my account on GitHub. I could not. The gdpr compliance email address they provide happily accepts emails but my account is still there, after more than 3 months. Why a
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6mo ago
I enjoyed it, although it was not an ISP call center with humongous amount of callers... Maybe 50 percent of the time in the office you were talking
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7mo ago
I don't have the answer about "what to do in 5 years" But, I think in this year you can avoid reading HN if the news about AI hurt. AI only exists if you let it inside your brain, you can remove most of AI by not reading news
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7mo ago
I tried running the elder scrolls Redguard, on wine, which launches windows version of dosbox with glide support. Redguard is a weird beast which is installed only with windows installer, but the actual game runs in dos mode Everything work
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7mo ago
just installed yesterday the certbot on ubuntu 24.04, from the default repos, without any snaps
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7mo ago
to be honest, the only downside with this idea is that in case you succeed, you are left with a group of people who like killing elites (and who can switch their definition of "elites" to include you)
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7mo ago
February 2022 war
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7mo ago
I had a bad experience with it. We hired a contractor and he 1. insisted on a pre-war version of ubuntu 2. insisted on the cockpit. So you no longer can modify the NFS exports over ssh, you need to connect to this HTTP abomination. Very nic
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7mo ago
it was some mobile ISP in Russia. Maybe 6 or 8 years ago
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7mo ago
I'd rather have some expired cert than http I saw once my ISP injecting javascript ads into http traffic and the horror is with me forever
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7mo ago
people are trying to run as fast as they can so that they are not left behind (I've never run openclaw but planning)
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7mo ago
bookmarking in case someone posts an answer
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7mo ago
what is a "performative profanity"? A profanity which only goal is to be performed, said out loud? What other goals does a profanity have? I guess to hurt feelings of another person?
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7mo ago
Infiniband cards are connected to the rest of the machine with the PCIe as well
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7mo ago
I hope you will never have to implement DNSSEC
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7mo ago
I had a couple of nice moments, like claude helping me with rust (which I don't understand) and claude finding a bug in a python library I was using Also some not so nice moments (small rust changes were OK, but with a big one claude f
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7mo ago
you can count the paper votes only in your voting point/building. If there are abnormalities you can alert other people to trigger the global recounting Yes, it's not foolproof, attacker can just modify the electronic voting data
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7mo ago
you can still buy air-cooled versions of b300, seems nice to have for a hobbyist
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7mo ago
Maybe you should redirect your hate towards the thing you can influence -- your own government who supposedly "lets too many fake refugees in".
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