tux2bsd

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by tux2bsd 4y ago
unconed is correct.
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
Woke is used because we know who we're referring to, as do you.
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
Such wit, amazing!
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
He's also ignoring that the operator of the platform is only interested in OpenBSD, whereas on Vultr OpenBSD's ability to run could disappear at a moments notice.
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
There's a meme about vegans and crossfit...
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
> I've ever had Linux become unbootable due to ext{2,3,4} corruption in probably 20 years. systemd can put your booting in an infinite loop instead, true progress. Or, at the other end, systemd causing an infinite loop preventing sh
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
I wrote something similar ~5 years ago, as a reminder mechanism for myself (never shared it, it's very basic). calendar.txt (lowercase for my filename) but only 'YYYYMMDD thing' for how the content line was - you've got
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
You smoking Hunter Biden's crack?
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
That's what it was called, I couldn't recall when I commented.
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
All of those are thanks to the EU. Totally pointless garbage that further train "Click OK" behaviour (after decades of Microsoft's existing conditioning) and enable malicious parties to take advantage of that behaviour.
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
Wordpress is a cunt, it is fundamentally flawed in its design. The amount of hoop jumping to change the URL of a site is fucking insane (the site's URL is strewn all throughout the database...). A sane framework might specify the URL(
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
Minority is thoroughly abused word. (You have used it correctly, this statement does not relate to your comment.) You are spot on about "Othering".
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
too much understanding required on the end user's part. Grandma, don't click this link in this email... ?what's an email?
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by tux2bsd 4y ago
Your examples are nice and clear, many projects could learn from you.
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
> It of course helps that nothing ever changes in BSD-land. ZFS would like a word. FreeBSD, for all intents and purposes, pioneered the adoption of ZFS for the everyday enthusiast. I'm yet to dive in, I've only dabbled.
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
A facetious example of the lunacy of the existing "Code of Conduct" brigade: - Project members must be treated with impunity if they wear footwear inside or not but especially if the footwear is required to define the personality
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
Well done on contributing nothing. My comment relates to the weaponisation of open source software, oddly enough that's the topic.
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
This comment does not related to the matters in Europe that the article is about, this comment points out something missed by other comments. Open Source software was weaponised via the virtue signalling "Code of Conduct", in part
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
Can't believe others haven't noticed.
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
> Even on accounts where SMTP is available I don't know what those accounts are but you shouldn't make statements that are only partially true.
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by tux2bsd 5y ago
There are some content creators making stuff on other platforms but it goes from free to watch (youtube+ads) over to paid subscription and there is very little middle ground. From the youtubers I see doing alternate platforms they use the