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by woleium 11mo ago
it’s the manual labour and small runs that make them expensive. adjusted for inflation the ibm model m keyboard would be 830 usd in 2023 money.
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by woleium 11mo ago
I know this must be frustrating for you, but seriously, don’t start with one like this. If you have a university nearby, call them and see if they have an accessibility lab, or a service for disabled students. These places usually have all
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by woleium 11mo ago
short termism!
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by woleium 11mo ago
it is also of note that Watson repeatedly made public statements, starting in 2007, asserting that he believed Black people are inherently less intelligent than white people, attributing this to genetics, a claim broadly denounced by scient
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by woleium 11mo ago
calibre plus plugins solves for this
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by woleium 11mo ago
i have had the current packaged debian version running for a couple of months on a server next to my desk. no memory issues here.
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by woleium 11mo ago
Yes, we go in circles, but there are subtle (and sometimes not so subtle) improvements every iteration. Of course sometimes there are also dead ends. It is exciting to see what the ingenuity of the next group brings, even though some existi
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by woleium 11mo ago
You are right, i wonder where i got my earlier info from…
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by woleium 11mo ago
they need a platform for the luxury fsd of the future i guess?
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by woleium 11mo ago
that, plus the downgrade and lock option
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by woleium 11mo ago
iirc, on the windows side, workgroups had to be upper case, so initially the krb realm was set to the workgroup name. dns came later
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by woleium 11mo ago
Opium production in Afghanistan more closely tracked the cost of solar to pump water up the hill to grow poppies than any us influence
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by woleium 11mo ago
payment by stablecoin would prevent this
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by woleium 1y ago
this doesn’t seem ideal for a piece of hardware that may go in a remote location.
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by woleium 1y ago
it’s useful to be able to get into the bios for remote support situations of critical servers, I guess
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by woleium 1y ago
disk space on the system volume
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by woleium 1y ago
yes, but that’s not as simple as apt automatic upgrades
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by woleium 1y ago
negligible for you, perhaps ;)
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by woleium 1y ago
I wish there was an easy auto-update process for Stalwart. is anyone hosting an apt repo for it? edit: we use it on very resource constrained environments, the container version is too much overhead.
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by woleium 1y ago
probably just a lot more of it, to capture that consumer ai market
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by woleium 1y ago
s/track/tract/g
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by woleium 1y ago
This seems like a situation where you could run a pirate kms server and license yourself. I imagine you would gave a strong case should it come to trial.
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by woleium 1y ago
photopea.com stands out to me as an amazing solo effort. I imagine it’s been featured before. If you see this Ivan, Well done! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photopea
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by woleium 1y ago
Yeah, as a medical expense it’s quite the bargain
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by woleium 1y ago
Its co-mingled, so you may not your stuff back, you just get similar stuff back. That is if you pay to get it back. It’s usually cheaper to let them flog it off cheap on prime day
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by woleium 1y ago
Yes. Welcome to a time of geopolitical instability.
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by woleium 1y ago
surely they can all be run lan only with a clever dhcp server that doesn’t give a default gateway to the device?
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by woleium 1y ago
i thought /usr was a mounted shared volume for files that were static for everyone in the lab/office and the local machine machines files went in /
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by woleium 1y ago
Regional lingo. It means sweaty, or damp. Originally mostly used to describe shaking hands with someone with sweaty palms i think.
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by woleium 1y ago
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