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by yrro 3y ago
According to https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2022/05/10/access-rhe... , the Red Hat Developer Subscription for Teams is zero-cost.
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by yrro 3y ago
energy- use -per-capita. Not sure what switching to energy efficient lightbulbs and vacuum cleaners has to do with the collapse in housing supply.
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by yrro 3y ago
It's ok you get scolded for asking an FAQ in many Discord "servers" as well.
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by yrro 3y ago
FYI, specifying the nfpr=1 query string parameter will disable Google's idiot attempt to try be helpful by searching for something other than that which you want to link to.
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by yrro 3y ago
I tried for a long time but I finally gave in. I'm weak!
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by yrro 3y ago
It would be wise to disclose that messages are archived publicly. But you also don't need to archive the identity of everyone in the chats, you can replace their usernames with generic identifiers in the public archive.
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by yrro 3y ago
Have you considered logging what's said in each channel and publishing it to your project's web site?
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by yrro 3y ago
I expect the manufacturers don't want to license Microsoft's patents.
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by yrro 3y ago
No tabs. But take a step back. We shouldn't _need_ to use an app to browse a sodding WEB SITE! The only reason I installed the app is because Reddit deliberately made their mobile web site so appallingly annoying to use!
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by yrro 3y ago
That applies to OpenSSL 3.0. 1.1.1 and other versions are more MIT-like, but with advertising clauses that make them incompatible with the GPL: https://www.openssl.org/source/license-openssl-ssleay.txt https:/&#x
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by yrro 3y ago
Does possessing a copy of this dataset open you up to Subject Access Requests (and other legal jurisdictions' equivalents)?
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by yrro 3y ago
> Their only really good point is that they don’t use the API so aren’t bound by its terns. That’s a good, solid, point. In the UK, accessing a computer without permission is a criminal offence. To do so with the intent to commit further
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by yrro 3y ago
Don't worry about it: Secure Boot is (currently) 100% pointless on Linux because the initrd is not authenticated. Once the work described at https://lwn.net/Articles/918909/ this will change, and , and kernel
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by yrro 3y ago
Contributing -> Source Repositories lands you at https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/source_repositories.html
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by yrro 3y ago
This stuff is not esoteric outside of the world of mainstream western music.
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by yrro 3y ago
Possibly, but what about the license of Linux? Surely nvidia.ko (being a derived work of both the GPL-licensed Linux kernel and the proprietary NVIDIA kernel object files) is non-distributable? Otherwise why does every other distribution fa
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by yrro 3y ago
Sad in that I'd love to purge all non-free software from my life, but that has proven to be impossible and increasingly more so as the years go by.
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by yrro 3y ago
Ah. This questionable decision is why I abandoned LXC for Docker (initially) and eventually Podman/k8s.
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by yrro 3y ago
> But it seems the efforts to actually restore the compatibility of some components with sysvinit is from devuan, not debian. Don't blame Debian if the Debuan contributors fail to send their patches upstream.
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by yrro 3y ago
Finally? Debian has always shipped sysvinit and a bunch of other less-used init systems.
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by yrro 3y ago
I don't think lxc on Debian has ever needed snapd? https://packages.debian.org/bullseye/lxc
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by yrro 3y ago
How does PoPOS accomplish this without violating the license of the kernel and the NVIDIA drivers?
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by yrro 3y ago
Debian was never a purist distribution. If it was then there wouldn't have been a non-free section in the archive in the first place. The sad truth is that the Linux distributions recommended by the FSF have approximately zero users.
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by yrro 3y ago
When I ask ChatGPT about stuff I actually know about, it always gives glib, misleading and completely wrong answers. I therefore don't trust it to answer questions about stuff that I don't know much about.
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by yrro 3y ago
FreeOTP is another alternative - passphrase-encrypted backups can be saved to local or cloud storage and imported to FreeOTP running on another device.
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by yrro 3y ago
It's not scary. It's just annoying and I don't want to do it any more.
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by yrro 3y ago
With properly functioning hardware (i.e., that doesn't lie to you when it says "that has been committed to durable storage") then metadata or data corruption following power loss is definitely a bug! It didn't even occur
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by yrro 3y ago
> BTRFS arrays will consistently corrupt with my reset button I know you don't want to get asked this, and I wouldn't if you'd just said "I tried this once a while ago and it happened", but if it's consiste
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by yrro 3y ago
It seems like a bit of a tall order to expect this to work with a multi-device filesystem. To the kernel it looks like a second multipath connection to the same disk just appeared; how should it handle this? Refusing to mount the cloned blo
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by yrro 3y ago
As does Fedora Workstation (as of a couple of releases ago) Being able to sit back and have a big bunch o'disks that I can just add and remove devices to is convenient when combined with BTFS raid1: data will be present on at least two

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