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by yrro 3y ago
Hmm these don't seem too nefarious to me... 4) probably don't need to worry about this unless you're using a .net domain to control your botnet 5) is this a practical change? If a court or government told them to take a domai
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by yrro 3y ago
But are those migrations actually happening? I still see many GNOME packages still depend on libgtk-3-0!
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by yrro 3y ago
Hmm. On my current system I have 32 packages installed that depend on libgtk2.0-0; 217 packages that depend on libgtk-3-0 and 62 that depend on libgtk-4-1. Will I sound like too much of a grumpy user if I express dismay at yet another protr
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by yrro 3y ago
Huh? Generated files are written to the build directory which is only the source directory if you choose to make it so... $ cd /tmp/build $ ../bash-5.2.15/configure checking build system type... x86_64
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by yrro 4y ago
A web site with a suspicious lack of disclosure regarding who is funding their organization... I'll believe the scientific consensus in favour of a PDF from a sketchy organzation signed by people with job titles such as "Advisor i
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by yrro 4y ago
Here's a timeline that goes back 20k years: https://xkcd.com/1732/ There's no better explanation for the abrupt increase in temperatures since 1900 other than emissions from burning fossil fuels.
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by yrro 4y ago
Yeah good point. Back in the distant past, parted manged the creation of filesystems as well as the partitions on which they are created. It's a shame that was all removed because this is exactly why it's needed!
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by yrro 4y ago
No worries. I too find these demos incredible. More so that they don't make my entire computer freeze up like most WebGL content!
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by yrro 4y ago
Hey I still thought it was cool
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by yrro 4y ago
Difficult to read when the time is only stable for such a short period. What if the time emerged from the depths of the scene already assembled, only to crumble to dust as its moment passes?
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by yrro 4y ago
As I understand it there is a controller on your device that emulates a disk drive. The controller is accessing the raw device on your behalf and _should_ not be overwriting any sensitive/forbidden areas of the flash that might brick t
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by yrro 4y ago
> Well in the CSD register (accessible using SD commands), the NAND geometry is given Is this difficult to obtain (e.g., via ioctl(2)) and parse? [edit] looks like it's readable from sysfs: https://www.kernel.org/do
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by yrro 4y ago
Off topic - what a pleasant UX - it loads instantly, it scrolls instantly, it doesn't reload/reflow several times while scrolling down, and there are no bloody adverts!
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by yrro 4y ago
Unless that was an mtd device then you weren't really writing to the raw device
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by yrro 4y ago
Typo in the first example. $ nmap -sp 127.0.0.1/32 Starting Nmap 7.93 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2023-04-14 19:26 UTC Could not parse as a prefix nor find as a vendor substring the given --spoof-mac argument: 127.0
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by yrro 4y ago
Because your incompetent enterprise hired incompetent contractors (on an eye watering day rate) to migrate firewall rules from an old firewall to a new one, and they did so by running an incompetently-implemented automated tool in an in inc
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by yrro 4y ago
Arch doing this is what fucked it up for everyone else!
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by yrro 4y ago
Expecting python3 to be available as 'python' means that _your_ install is broken (until the time when python3 re-implements all the syntax and semantics and stdlib of Python 2.7 so that code may run unmodified).
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by yrro 4y ago
You got my hopes up but it seems I'm stuck paying UK VAT even though I don't think it's necessary any more. I've run into this with a few different German businesses, I don't know if I'm right or they are, but
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by yrro 4y ago
RHEL, Debian. If you're serious about running _everything_ in containers, then maybe RHEL Edge? RHEL + microshift? Fedora Silverblue? openSUSE MicroOS?
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by yrro 4y ago
Whoa whoa whoa I can opt out of paying VAT? How do I do this!
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by yrro 4y ago
One author's vision of a spammy, scammy, AI-powered internet: > “Early in the Reticulum-thousands of years ago-it became almost useless because it was cluttered with faulty, obsolete, or downright misleading information,” Sammann sa
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by yrro 4y ago
Is it just me or is the link broken?
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by yrro 4y ago
Failed to get consent from parents https://ico.org.uk/about-the-ico/media-centre/news-and-blogs...
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by yrro 4y ago
Digging into that document a bit it seems that AM travels further and pass through solid objects more, making it more suitable for emergency broadcasts.
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by yrro 4y ago
Yeah, a GIO plugin would be nice...
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by yrro 4y ago
Blocking newly registered domains also helps a great deal. This is one of the reasons I pay for NextDNS and set my parents' network up to use it.
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by yrro 4y ago
> virtually no one outside of Mozilla adopted the XUL/JS/XPCOM stack In fact those that tried (epiphany AKA the GNOME web browser) gave up on it because Mozilla were so hostile towards third parties actually trying to use xulru
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by yrro 4y ago
It is simply incredible how much better the user experience is using the "old" mobile web site that hasn't seen many updates for what, over 10 years?
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by yrro 4y ago
See the sibling comment from Thev00d00 for a decent answer.

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