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by zie 2y ago
You can see the list of packages currently ported here: https://static.redox-os.org/pkg/x86_64-unknown-redox/ You can go up a directory to see the other architectures. Apache isn’t there, but vim is.
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by zie 2y ago
Go be a poll worker in your local election. See if you change your mind.
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by zie 2y ago
As far as I know the lesson here is, never, ever, connect your TV to the Internet.
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by zie 2y ago
Thanks. new to me anyway!
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by zie 2y ago
Thanks! I missed that!
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by zie 2y ago
At least they are up-front about it. Most copmanies are as bad or worse but hide it in their privacy policy with weasel words and lawyer speak.
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by zie 2y ago
I have no affiliation, just found them this week, but https://psono.com/ exists. So 1 and 2 are met and 3 is half-way there maybe? It's a self-audit but they have been around a while. Apache2 licensed. Again, I litera
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by zie 2y ago
Oh I realize I didn't answer you about mobile. So they all have Mobile apps, which I have installed. They also work fine over the Web UI even on mobile. Most of what I need the mobile apps are good enough. I don't do a LOT of m
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by zie 2y ago
Sorry, no, the text files are just notes(Obsidian's git plugin syncs there). I use the actual issues system in the forgejo UX(or github.com or whatever VCS UI). So in my forgejo instance, where most of my code is, I add projects for th
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by zie 2y ago
For todos anymore, I just create issues in my VCS UX of choice(self-hosted Forgejo for me), but Github, Gitlab, Gitea, etc all do the same sorts of things. I think they do basically everything on the above list, with the exception of calend
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by zie 2y ago
> Social media is to the 2020s what cigarettes were to the 50s That is an interesting thought. Thanks!
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by zie 2y ago
We went through the Fiance Visa program and it wasn't a big deal, but the foreign one of us was Canadian, which is on the we like that country list, which probably helped a lot. You have to follow special rules for the fiance visa pr
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by zie 2y ago
You can bypass it, but I forget the details(I just did it a year or so ago with my newest Kobo). A web search should get you there though. The mobile read forums are usually the place where trustworthy details are found.
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by zie 2y ago
Well, if you are worth billions and only spending millions, then you can borrow for a very, very long time before the interest payments get hard to pay. If you do end up in that position, you can always borrow more to pay the interest(the U
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by zie 2y ago
It clearly wasn't ready. My guess: the powers that be decided they had to make a public showing of being an AI company, hence the giant marketing push ahead of release. It's unknown how useful any of this will be in day to day use
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by zie 2y ago
Some of it is available in the beta's, but no, it's not released to stable yet.
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by zie 2y ago
A few years still. The XR is still supported with iOS 18.
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by zie 2y ago
As buggy as their software seems to be, I'd be a little surprised if they worked that hard and actually did it reliably.
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by zie 2y ago
Thankfully PG17 is released and ready for production querying needs!
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by zie 2y ago
I agree it can be done, but it's still a hard, expensive problem to actually make happen.
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by zie 2y ago
Shooting down satellites is still a very hard, expensive problem. If you have more than a few, chances are nobody will work that hard, without a very good reason.
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by zie 2y ago
In PostgreSQL, you can just select against JSON and query away to your hearts content. They have JSON data types and functions to work on it.
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by zie 2y ago
Calibre does it all for you: https://manual.calibre-ebook.com/news.html
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by zie 2y ago
When I ran an ISP or two back in the dialup days, we advertised unlimited, but we didn't mean anything with that word, it was just what every other ISP also used in their marketing, we were just following along. The same is true today
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by zie 2y ago
I imagine ALL of this was hinging on some long term agreement where the US gets to keep Diego Garcia.
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by zie 2y ago
Seriously go read the link and answer your own question. It's literally there on the linked page. I mean if the linked page didn't include the information, sure asking is fine.
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by zie 2y ago
OpenBSD is fairly brutal on allowing third party dependencies into base. I'm sure there is a package for both libarchive and gnu tar(Haven't actually checked, but I'd be surprised if there is not).
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by zie 2y ago
One can do this with budget codes, instead of via accounts. Where you can add essentially unlimited extra information into any transaction. Many western governments use this method. An example from the London School of Economics, in PDF:
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by zie 2y ago
PostgreSQL uses OpenSSL for TLS: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/devel/install-requirements.h... > The client’s private key is not used. This whole section is incorrect. It's called mutual TLS. The clie
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by zie 2y ago
What are you talking about? public key cryptography is well understood and used everywhere: HTTPS, SSH, Signal, etc. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public-key_cryptography In postgres specifically: https:/&#x

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