tux1968

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by tux1968 7y ago
This looks really interesting. However they don't seem to list any prices without you first giving them all your personal contact information. Would you mind sharing the price?
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by tux1968 7y ago
Well systemd service files are great and represent a nice improvement. But I detest journalctl with its arcane query commands and binary storage; much prefer ability to use standard unix tools and my favorite editor for adhoc inspection at
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by tux1968 7y ago
Yeah, looks great here. Really didn't expect you to dig into it at all let alone so quickly. Thanks very much :-)
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by tux1968 7y ago
Confess I'm not quite clever enough to know what you mean or to what you're referring.
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by tux1968 7y ago
Way off topic, but as someone who has recently switched to using a non-standard background color in my browser... that page is horrendous to read: https://i.imgur.com/pvCnmSa.png I can accept that doing something non-standa
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by tux1968 7y ago
> Move any jumps in time to once a century (or millennium). You hear a lot of people remarking that Let's Encrypt has made things better by requiring certs to be reconfigured more often rather than less. I know they're not ex
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by tux1968 7y ago
> This is much faster. Hi. Am trying to understand what you meant here. That both "verw" or "l1d_flush followed by an lfence" are faster than "mfence" which you implemented in safelibc? If so, why didn&#x
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by tux1968 7y ago
He gets to the meat of his argument at 22:37 https://youtu.be/jvsTVlwek-g?t=1357 Essentially that the Bell theorem is wrong because his definition of causality was incorrect. I'm in no position to comment on it one wa
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by tux1968 7y ago
It might be taken up as a feature for POS companies as a competitive advantage. I can hear it now... "The point of sale is your last chance to leave a positive impression with your customers. This feature will keep your store in the
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by tux1968 7y ago
That is interesting and I was too engrossed in the talk to even pick up on that the first time through. According to : https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/ex... He's using the Ameri
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by tux1968 7y ago
> Boo to the underwriters(Morgan Stanley), who seemed to misjudge the market's appetite Who suffers if the price is quickly adjusted downward by the market? How is that different than it being released at that final market price f
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by tux1968 7y ago
You don't have to convince me, I agree. But the fact remains i'm pretty sure it accounts for some number of the reported IE11 users.
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by tux1968 7y ago
Wouldn't be surprising to find that security conscious people are more apt to alter their user agent string or have a plugin that rotates it often to counter fingerprinting. There are probably fewer genuine IE11 users than what is bei
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by tux1968 7y ago
They acquired RedHat
825.
by tux1968 7y ago
Probably less important given the type (and number) of users who are on Firefox Nightly, but it's still at "68.0a1 (2019-05-03)" without an update available yet.
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by tux1968 7y ago
> basically you need IOMMU and once you have it, well what else do you need? Not sure where this exploit[1] stands now, but you may need a clean slate implementation that doesn't have to boot up with IOMMU disabled for legacy reason
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by tux1968 8y ago
I'm just on a low-end laptop here without color correction, but that "Yellow" looks very orange to me. Just curious if it's the same for you? Maybe it's time to invest in a better laptop screen here.
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by tux1968 8y ago
That's true, yet you have to go through a lot of Morse -> letter before it becomes automatic enough to advance to the stage where you can go from Morse -> meaning. There's no alternative really, you can't just wish you
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A Man Who Solved ‘Jeopardy ’(fivethirtyeight.com)
2 points by tux1968 8y ago|0 comments
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Kdenlive 19.04 Released(kdenlive.org)
2 points by tux1968 8y ago|0 comments
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by tux1968 8y ago
Am really curious about this, could you mention the important features that would keep you from switching over?
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by tux1968 8y ago
Isn't a method call a message, and the return value a message back? Or is it that "true OO" must be asynchronous?
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Nancy Pelosi Declares a ‘New Era’ of Internet Regulation; E.U. Threatens Same(reason.com)
1 points by tux1968 8y ago|0 comments
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by tux1968 8y ago
I don't have a good answer for that observation, I was just repeating what I had recently heard. It's not clear how localized the measured effect is, ie. how proximate the inequality must be. It's possible that since the to
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by tux1968 8y ago
I couldn't find a paper with a quick google, but i did hear in a recent podcast that it is exactly income inequality (as measured by the Gini coefficient) rather than absolute poverty that is the biggest predictor in criminality. Here
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by tux1968 8y ago
Pretty soon web traffic will be decrypted and rendered via site specific web assembly blobs that will do everything in their power to defeat custom rendering. The modern web has just begun, and the powers that be are still grappling with i
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by tux1968 8y ago
Eric Weinstein talked about the same thing in an Interview a while back: “I think that what happened, if we think about it historically, is that we had this beautiful period of fairly reliable, high, evenly distributed technologically led g
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Google is launching a game-streaming service called Stadia(engadget.com)
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by tux1968 8y ago
For what it's worth, you can see the entire title by hovering over the truncated text in the tab.
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by tux1968 8y ago
All of what you said is true, but that doesn't negate the issue raised in the post to which I responded. Fixing filesystem naming constraints, isn't enough to fix the command line problems you've identified. So if you&#x27

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