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by wicket 6y ago
> For comparison, you can rent an equivalent Mac Mini from MacStadium for $139/month, $1,668/year. Or you can rent their cheapest model for $59/month, $708/year. > You can also buy the equivalent Mac Mini for $1,89
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Proportion of people in England with Covid antibodies has fallen, study says(theguardian.com)
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UK mobile phone firms to be banned from selling locked handsets(theguardian.com)
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by wicket 6y ago
> Private and secure. As long as it's sending data to Apple, it's anything but private.
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by wicket 6y ago
I don't know what desktop environment/window manager you are using, but in i3 I can just press $mod+f to exit fullscreen and it will appear as a normal desktop app.
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by wicket 6y ago
As far as I can tell, kiosk mode does pretty much the same thing. firefox -kiosk [URL]
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Multipath TCP on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3: From 0 to 1 subflows(developers.redhat.com)
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by wicket 6y ago
It's worth noting that there is also the hilarious PonyOS which is based on ToaruOS. The main website[1] seems to be down right now, but you can check it out on GitHub[2]. [1] http://www.ponyos.org/ [2] https:/&
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by wicket 6y ago
For those interested in the story behind this, there's this interview with the developer Randy Linden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5PknJvplKg
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Doom SNES/SuperFX (Reality Engine) Source Code(github.com)
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Warning of serious brain disorders in people with mild coronavirus symptoms(theguardian.com)
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Maemo Leste – Thirteenth Update(maemo-leste.github.io)
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Inventing the Future in 1983(cloudflare.tv)
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Shogihax – Remote Code Execution on Nintendo 64 Through Morita Shogi 64(cturt.github.io)
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by wicket 6y ago
Maybe next time they could include mini laptops such as those from GPD, One Netbook, Chuwi and Topjoy.
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by wicket 6y ago
And now we've gone full circle. One of the proposed use cases for containers when Solaris Containers came about (and probably also FreeBSD Jails before it) was that you could easily give a software developer a full OS instance to play
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by wicket 6y ago
I appreciate your sentiment, but I don't know, I'm not convinced. You can have all the GUIs and WYSIWYGs you want, but as I said, email replies should default to the same format as that of those received. Thunderbird (a modern e
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by wicket 6y ago
I don't think it's hyperbolic. If someone has sent you an email in plain text with wrapped lines, your mail client will know this and it would be reasonable to assume that perhaps the sender may be using a mail client not capable
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by wicket 6y ago
It looks like they are already at the "Extinguish" phase for email. Try reading this: https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/5/19/1527 :(
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by wicket 6y ago
Is this a library or an SDK? Why on earth would you install an SDK on an end-user's phone?
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by wicket 6y ago
Well this really confused me as I thought Microsoft had discontinued the Windows RT operating system. It turns out that they also have a platform-agnostic application architecture, ingeniously named WinRT.
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by wicket 6y ago
When I picked up Docker, I had already been using other container technologies for several years so I personally don't know of any modern or complete learning resources that I can recommend. However I would recommend starting out by u
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by wicket 6y ago
> If you’re trying to learn Docker you will first have to master its various terminal commands. This is completely the wrong way to go about learning Docker. The biggest problem with Docker is that there are too many people using it who
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by wicket 6y ago
I found it interesting to compare the four chown manuals (POSIX, GNU, FreeBSD and OpenBSD) and can see why the author may have been confused about the -h switch. The POSIX manual is the only one that explicitly states that -h applies to eac
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by wicket 6y ago
I hope the pizza arrived in a SPARCstation! ;)
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by wicket 6y ago
I don't dispute the triviality of setting up your own log bot; I was merely pointing out that Freenode is not solely used for informal chat. You bring up an interesting point about GPDR and aggregate logging. The same probably applies
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by wicket 6y ago
The difference here is that Freenode is not used so much for informal chat as with other IRC servers. Many free software projects use Freenode as the primary communication method for project coordination, and in this case it is essential t
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by wicket 7y ago
> OpenVMS's command line interface is designed around a mistake-prone operator who hasn't had their coffee. It doesn't have, say, the 'rm -rf /' problem. Unix's CLI assumes a perfect operator who gets e
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by wicket 7y ago
In case anyone else is as confused as I was when I started to read this article, this has nothing to do with the original Atari VCS, but relates to a new upcoming console which Infrogrames has ingeniously decided to also name "Atari VC
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AWS SSM Helpers(github.com)
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