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871.
by usrn 5y ago
>You can still have Debian installers be the way they are, with the addition of having a button that enabled non-free firmware Like I said, each thing is just "fix this one thing by compromising principles." If you do that with
872.
by usrn 5y ago
That's actually a written rule for us, complete with the "no meeting" meeting scheduled in Outlook.
873.
by usrn 5y ago
Those are usually price per unit mass. (though the "/lb" might be very small.)
874.
by usrn 5y ago
Domestic population in developed countries hit their peak a while ago. The demand side here is all immigration and I wish people would talk about that before they talk about bulldozing neighborhoods.
875.
by usrn 5y ago
That's not what your comment said.
876.
by usrn 5y ago
Before you do that you better make damned sure you're doing the right thing. You're literally kicking people out of their homes and forcing them to move. We did that to the Indians a couple centuries ago and the consequences for b
877.
by usrn 5y ago
I'd imagine what you'll really have is a primary tank with a human "field support" technician/operator and a bunch of unnamed machines that are at the front doing most of the physical fighting. Humans are expensive
878.
by usrn 5y ago
And if they were Jesus certainly would have stepped in to stop it.
879.
by usrn 5y ago
Containers are not virtualization. They're fancy chroots.
880.
by usrn 5y ago
I think you underestimate what wealthy people and corporations will do to dodge taxes.
881.
by usrn 5y ago
This kind of attitude is what makes FOSS good compared to (for example) ChromeOS though. It's hard to see when you've got one singular problem in front of you but once you abandon your principles and change all these things you&#x
882.
by usrn 5y ago
It's both supply and demand. You need construction and limited immigration. That's why for example Tokyo is so cheap.
883.
by usrn 5y ago
They'll just restructure it so each house (or small group of houses) is held by smaller corporations or other entities. In fact even smallish landlords already do that now but I think it's because credit gets cheaper that way rath
884.
by usrn 5y ago
The implication was that screenshots require tinkering although I can see why that wasn't clear.
885.
by usrn 5y ago
Modern features like screenshots? Wayland is a nightmare of second system syndrome for most users.
886.
by usrn 5y ago
I'm currently running a small scale project that's extracting and reducing CO2 from the air with the current concentration. You can do it now it's just a matter of doing it for less than the current price of gasoline which I
887.
by usrn 5y ago
Ammonia produces NOx when burned. You think CO2 is bad that stuff is absolutely nasty. I don't know why that would be an improvement.
888.
by usrn 5y ago
That's a good point. I think the author might be forgetting using ndis wrapper to run Windows drivers (so that's non-free software on the same machine as your OS ) for unsupported network cards. We've come farther and have n
889.
by usrn 5y ago
Everyone in the embedded space goes to kernel.org for WiFi stuff (firmware, regulatory info etc) regardless of which OS they're using. Being put at the top of the Wiki because you're "easy to work with" would be a massi
890.
by usrn 5y ago
>replace all ICE with EV I'm honestly not convinced this will happen. I think the ratio will get a lot more even but I highly doubt ICE will be replaced. Especially as the atmospheric CO2 concentration increases the economic viabi
891.
by usrn 5y ago
You don't need a bootloader. If your distro builds Linux with the EFI stub and you don't need an initramfs the EFI firmware can load it directly.
892.
by usrn 5y ago
>out of the box support for the laptop components Drivers are going to be part of the kernel. The only thing I would expect to vary by distro is probably the way firmware blobs are packaged (which is just a matter of installing the appro
893.
by usrn 5y ago
iSH is mindnumbingly slow and will chew through your battery in hours. My slow Pinephone with an Ancient Allwinner SoC that wasn't great when it was released runs circles around anything on iSH. Also if the screen turns off it kills yo
894.
by usrn 5y ago
I write my representatives. The federal ones tend to be pretty worthless but the state level ones listen.
895.
by usrn 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlL5_kKyLA0
896.
by usrn 5y ago
Did you not watch what happened with Twitter? Musk called them on it and decided to start buying -> told he couldn't join the board if he bought more than BlackRock and Vanguard collectively held and they proceeded to buy more than
897.
by usrn 5y ago
>Does anybody really want to sit through an article or show about the subtle manipulation of inter-bank interest rates? I really enjoy tedious stuff like that at night. I've watched through every single CSB safety investigation vide
898.
by usrn 5y ago
The political tradition in Canada is radically different from the US. I'd argue it has more in common with the UK than its neighbor.
899.
by usrn 5y ago
People who don't want to redo their Xorg config.
900.
by usrn 5y ago
>rm -rf / in one of those scripts also just works I assume In fact it doesn't, I have GNU rm installed. >I've heard way less stories of viruses on Android than on Windows among my friends. And how often do you here stor

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