ulzeraj

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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Here in Brazil criminals riot to be transferred to private prisons because the ones ran by the state are inhuman.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Probably related to Bakkt. The interesting thing here is how inexpensive was the transaction fee. How does banks transfer this kind of sum and how much would it cost?
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
I wonder if there is one for CDE or any ancient Unix desktops.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
A good number of old cultural signs were destroyed in the process specially in Bairro da Liberdade where Asian migration happened. All those beautiful neon kanji signs were removed. As someone who lives in São Paulo for decades I say that
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Paulista here. This clean city law or wathever is translated into destroyed our beautiful Japanese neighborhood (“Bairro da Liberdade”). Besides we are in dire need of economic freedom therefore this is just another hassle among 1000 regula
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
When Cloudflare pulled the plug on them I didn’t saw that as a good idea because by doing that you are forcing the community underground and further radicalization is the next step. And here they are using the daily stormer CDN. On the othe
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Same here. I do not use anything that needs a java runtime or accept MS office documents that I cant open with alternative office suites. Also “keep your hands out of my kernel” so no weird third party drivers or hooks and that includes thi
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
But who decides and points out what should be removed. What is “far right” from the point of view from someone who is “far left”? It began with Alex Jones and that kinda made sense but now the same people and institutions are asking for the
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Its going to happen soon. The signs are all around.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Why do I think this is FUD?
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Oh wait my bad aparently it does. I’ve exported a key without password to clipboard in my iPad and the button text changed from “import from clipboard”. I think I’ve accidentally exported the pubkey instead. My bad.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
It would be cool if it could import keys from clipboard. I’ve tried to export my existing keys from Shelly and found out that I’ll have to write them to an iCloud file before importing them. But overall this is great. I’m already a happy wo
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Personally I have a Model B running Alpine and SSH to receive incoming connections at home. I’ve also convinced the company to buy 8 3B. Each of those is connected to a 1080p display through HDMI and each one of them boots raspian with chro
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Now that’s some great news. I want an AMD Apple system now.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
They are stuck with intel because of thunderbolt.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Not serve-y but RPCS3 benefits a lot from those.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
And they use it to deliver some beadm-alike solution to SuSE. Its integrated into their package management so tou can easily boot and rollback stuff from grub in case of a botched upgrade. Its even more interesting with the new transactiona
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
I also use safari as my main browser. When there is the rare case when a site malfunctions (not so rare anyways... sheesh its like IE all over again) I have brave-browser pulled from brew. I’ve tried chrome in the past but it installed some
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
I've seen some recent tests showing that bulldozer is quite competitive with new multithreaded friendly stuff like DX12 and Vulkan. Roughly saying... if you think of it as a rematch against the same intel products then bulldozer can wi
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Not about the cost of hardware since consoles are normally cheap. It’s about all the subscription based crap they are going to force into us like seasonal passes and exclusive accesses and so on. This is the kind of nonsense the so called A
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Gaming as a service is something that literally no one but corporations are interested. It’s the latest evil after the attempted murder of physical copies.
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
I’ve heard somewhere that some or all versions of intel atom are immune to both spectre and meltdown attacks. The bonnell architecture being just a supercharged 486 has none of those fancy features that are being exploited. Not sure about f
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Maybe not your intention but thats basically what I would expect from a worker's party political propaganda. It was bad because we got hit like a truck as soon as commodities prices and China's economy decelerated and government s
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by ulzeraj 7y ago
Please keep obvious political propaganda out of this side. You may not like the current government and neither do I but the previous one was not healthy at all for our country.
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by ulzeraj 8y ago
Sadly it seems to be an US only or US centric type of service and I understand that it is as it should be since baking accounts and borders are complicated matter. Here in Brazil here have Nubank which offers lots of modern features like AP
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by ulzeraj 8y ago
Oh so the portuguese version should be Olavo.
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by ulzeraj 8y ago
This. I find it strange that there was no mention of Kvass in the article. I’ve bought some Kvass from Teremok so I’m curious if the homemade version tastes the same.
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by ulzeraj 8y ago
Sounds like ideologic revisionism to me.
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by ulzeraj 8y ago
Although there may be a positive aspect to this. Valve mentions that developers that choose Vulkan over D3D will have a better chance to work on Linux through the compatibility layer. As far as I know, making your product for Vulkan makes y
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by ulzeraj 8y ago
I don’t know about brand loyalty but I’m not letting nvidia with that stinking binary blob near any of my systems any day regardless of technology. The new open source amdgpu drivers are fully open source and pack a serious punch.

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