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ttybird2
5y ago
This is not the only alternative though.
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5y ago
I am a bit confused. I do not think that hardware accelerated UI was a thing until quite recently and people did not really have issues with its performance. If anything it feels like that accelerated UI drawing is slower on older machines
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ttybird2
5y ago
"Good luck using anything dbus-related thing under a minimal wm like dwm." ? I never had such an issue.
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5y ago
"the code was untenable" I have seen various comments claiming that the code was very clean. "Since the late 00s, all of the window managers had already started doing compositing themselves" Most window managers don&
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ttybird2
5y ago
They still have not released the server side pocket source code...
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ttybird2
5y ago
You seem to be assuming that what the airline did was lawful and what he did was unlawful. There is plenty of evidence that shows that this was not the case. Regardless though, something being lawful or unlawful does not imply that it is al
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ttybird2
5y ago
It was not the police that removed him. "but once decided to remove a passenger than that passenger needs to comply or be removed" I do not get this type of argument at all. "once decided to take the victim's money the
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5y ago
"If the hotel tells you to leave, you have to leave" Morally? Legally? In order to not get beaten up? For the first two, I disagree. For the last one, perhaps but it might be worth the bad publicity for them and the lawsuit mone
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5y ago
This is not technically correct. I am pretty sure that you are not allowed to immediately order someone off your property if they have been living there for a while.
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5y ago
Someone can demand your money at the street and if you don't follow instructions then eventually your money will be removed by force. What else would you expect them to do?
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ttybird2
5y ago
Core2Duo might be old but apparently MS also considers skylake i5s "old" as well. It might be time to downgrade office instead.
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5y ago
Dig does not throw an error when it does not get a result, instead you get an output like this: ; (1 server found) ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: SERVFAIL, id: 493
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ttybird2
5y ago
I can access it with my ISP, I can also access it with NextDNS (over DoH) and 8.8.8.8. My friends also reproduced my results from their machines. Can you run dig @1.1.1.1 cock.li just in case?
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5y ago
Are you sure? It does not for me. Although I am using my distro's release of Firefox. I will be trying it on my windows pc with the official FF release later.
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ttybird2
5y ago
For a few months now google search has been basically useless. The only thing that you get nowadays is just SEO spam and mainstream sites. At this point even bing/ddg is better.
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5y ago
Cloudflare's DNS violates this: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/DOH-resolver-policy#Blocki... I had a user of my email server complain about not being able to receive emails from "cock.li". Turns out t
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ttybird2
5y ago
The new site loads much more slowly compared to the old one. Around 20 seconds difference for me.
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5y ago
I learned most of the things that I know without explicitly looking for them. I am glad that this topic came up in this very thread because I would not have learned about Little Rock Nine otherwise.
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5y ago
Kinda curious as to why you think so.
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5y ago
What game was that?
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5y ago
https://cr.yp.to/publicdomain.html
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ttybird2
5y ago
This feature of the (newer?) members of the BLAKE family would not help at all in this case.
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ttybird2
5y ago
I do not believe that the practical demonstration of a sha1 collision by google contributed at all to any potential future break of sha256.
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ttybird2
5y ago
Except that this is not how collision attacks work.
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5y ago
Nix eh? https://nixos.org/download.html#nix-quick-install curl -L https://nixos.org/nix/install | sh Unlike guix nix does not even have a way to verify package signatures because "it would hurt th
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5y ago
Yep, fixed it, thanks.
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ttybird2
5y ago
TPB is really shady nowadays. They removed the comments from the torrents and silently deleted the database exports of the torrents that they used to share.
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ttybird2
5y ago
ASN.1 parser generators exist though...
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5y ago
On the other hand I see a lot of weird intelligence officer comments around. At the end of the day the regular people will be the ones paying the price for the war between the giants.
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5y ago
Did you disagree with the result of the Potter case? I am unfamiliar with it but it seems like they charged a police officer who "mistakenly used a handgun instead of a Taser"? Am I missing something here?
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