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by zaik 4mo ago
Yes, but I believe there is a symlink from /etc to the Nix store, so systemd can find them.
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by zaik 4mo ago
Spoiler: In the end it is revealed that the surveillance screen wasn't actually switched off. Let's see how it works out in Meta's case...
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by zaik 4mo ago
b) Or you could take the compiled units from /etc/systemd and copy them wherever
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by zaik 5mo ago
Since AI is so smart now, these problems will surely be fixed in no time!
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by zaik 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/oMcFr
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by zaik 5mo ago
> who immediately send that money right back to the tech companies to pay for subscriptions, automated food delivery, or digital entertainment. Very optional consumption.
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by zaik 6mo ago
> pushing different applications so they can fit on a single screen. In i3wm i have "perfect vision" of a workspace. What does this mean?
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by zaik 6mo ago
What happens when the bot places a huge bet on "No" in this market?
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by zaik 6mo ago
I do not understand the security implications of this "Invisible Salamanders" post, but I would prefer XMPP even without any end-to-end encryption over a walled garden like Signal or Session.
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by zaik 7mo ago
I would argue the opposite is true. It takes a long time to beat the Bayesian thinking out of students when presenting them with a confidence interval: https://link.springer.com/article/10.3758/s13423-013-0572-3
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by zaik 7mo ago
Elections usually also have good liquidity.
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by zaik 8mo ago
Another solution integrated with most Linux systems: https://systemd.io/CREDENTIALS/
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by zaik 8mo ago
I used it as a high school student. In college I switched to LaTeX.
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by zaik 8mo ago
> federated, self-hosted casino Good news: https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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by zaik 8mo ago
He did earn a BS degree in mathematics, but his dissertation was a religious one.
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by zaik 8mo ago
Guess who took the other side of those forward contracts: https://www.wired.com/story/cantor-fitzgerald-trump-tariff-r...
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by zaik 8mo ago
Maybe they started at a hut on 9th station :)
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by zaik 8mo ago
Hopefully the deletion will not affect videos with thousands of views, even if the account is lost.
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by zaik 8mo ago
Any XMPP provider will give you a chat address that is compatible with Snikket: https://providers.xmpp.net
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Upcoming changes to Let's Encrypt and how they affect XMPP server operators(blog.prosody.im)
193 points by zaik 8mo ago|209 comments
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by zaik 8mo ago
Everytime I change my nickname in the XMPP room that is bridged to Matrix, the counter increases by one. Never used Matrix.
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by zaik 9mo ago
I'm in Austria and I pay separate bills for the grid and the electricity.
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by zaik 10mo ago
They should have converted to Euros first.
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by zaik 10mo ago
> which means you're at their mercy Let's Encrypt could easily refuse to issue a certificate for a certain domain, even if you don't have a registered account. I don't see much difference.
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by zaik 11mo ago
Nowhere on the GitHub page does the project describe itself as "gamified", it's just the title of the HN submission
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by zaik 11mo ago
There is already a lot of data about this in OpenStreetMap: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Bitcoin
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by zaik 1y ago
Anki doesn't have any ads or trackers either btw.
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by zaik 1y ago
Outside of my friend group, no one uses XMPP, the internet standard for chat, they only know about walled gardens and custom protocols by VC startups now :(
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by zaik 1y ago
It could refer to the production date: > It was said to have been produced in 1945, and Paramount Pictures allowed showings for the public "without profit" in 1946. 21st century sources describe a 1943 production and 1947 relea
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by zaik 1y ago
What has this to do with one another? This video doesn't advocate for censorship of the media.

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