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by vaylian 5mo ago
I noticed that they moved to a different domain last month: https://radicle.dev/2026/04/23/domain-move
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by vaylian 5mo ago
Meta-relevant xkcd: https://web.archive.org/web/20091027014324/http://xkcd.com/ Background info: https://www.downes.ca/post/50539
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by vaylian 5mo ago
I'm intrigued. But can the AI part be turned off?
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by vaylian 6mo ago
I know that there was a plan to move GitHub to Azure, but I don't know what the status is. It could very well be, that GitHub is not running on Azure yet.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Relevant XKCDs: * https://xkcd.com/647/ * https://xkcd.com/1477/
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by vaylian 6mo ago
You might be interested in radicle: https://radicle.dev/faq#how-does-radicle-handle-issues-pull-... Radicle supports issues directly as part of the git object database.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
The headline is not confirmed in the text: > First of all, IPv6 really is a conservative design - it doesn't change the basic IP model of connectionless packet switching with topological addresses.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
> alternative mitigation you can use That's besides the point. If people use the official mitigation on https://copy.fail/#mitigation they will not sufficiently protect themselves on mainstream distros like Ubuntu a
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by vaylian 6mo ago
You might only be half-way if the remaining 10% follow the Pareto principle.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Then the politicians should be honest about this goal. The best way to solve a problem requires understanding what the problem is. If we pretend to solve another problem, the solution for the actual will be less than ideal.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
But it was made!
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Not to discourage you from these things, but the cloud wasn't a thing in 1999. Storage space was also an issue.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
4 years here. Still running fine.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Framework is not really a software company. But they are actively working together with various Linux distributions and they also provide funding for open source development.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Do they support S3 sleep (suspend to RAM) again?
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Another alt link: https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-new-ai-tool-tracks-staf...
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by vaylian 6mo ago
I agree. This is a valid exception.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
And we can look forward to Jank https://jank-lang.org/
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by vaylian 6mo ago
They also have a small-form-factor stationary computer in the pipeline: https://www.crowdsupply.com/mnt-research/mnt-station
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by vaylian 6mo ago
One of the golden rules of git is: Don't rewrite public history (for example by rebasing and force-pushing already published commits). The article hints at immutable and mutable commits ( https://isaaccorbrey.com/notes&#
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by vaylian 6mo ago
What is fragging?
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by vaylian 6mo ago
How long do these earthquakes typically take until they are over?
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by vaylian 6mo ago
I'm not forgetting that. > and appointed by member countries [..] Also go vote during your next election That's an important detail. I had no chance to vote against Zensursula.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
This. The chat control 2.0 law includes blocking orders. And Ursula von der Leyen tried to introduce internet censorship when she was still in German politics.
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by vaylian 6mo ago
You could have said the same thing about subversion. Subversion is a fine VCS. But git offers a better approach with being offline-first and decentralized. It also makes merging branches a lot easier. I don't know enough about jj to pr
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by vaylian 6mo ago
To quote: > Jacobs said the majority of the artists he recorded are pleased to have their work preserved. As for copyright concerns, he’s happy to remove recordings if requested, but added that only one or two musicians so far have asked
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by vaylian 6mo ago
What would the business case be?
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by vaylian 6mo ago
Really? Front End is the customer-facing part of the web site. It's also the part of the stack, that non-technical people, including management, have opinions on. Or do you mean something else?
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by vaylian 6mo ago
This is a know issue and it is completely fucked up: https://www.techradar.com/vpn/vpn-privacy-security/cloudflar... What Spain does is basically censorship and it's very poorly executed. The docker image reg
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