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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
SUSE does not offer support for RHEL but for their own RHEL clone (SLL, formerly and still internally SLES ES). This product has existed for a long long time.
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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
Stability-wise, it's more like this: * openSUSE Factory is comparable to Fedora Rawhide (upstream "development" rolling release); * openSUSE Tumbleweed is comparable to Fedora * openSUSE Leap is comparable to CentOS Stream *
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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
Red Hat wouldn't even care to identify the user: Rocky Linux, the Rocky Enterprise Linux Foundation, CIQ, etc would be brought to trial for accepting those sources.
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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
Check the address listed as headquarters: it's a residential area https://www.cloudlinux.com/about-us/ There's hardly any job openings now but there used to be a lot that required or strongly recommended Russ
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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
No, it's not. Alma was founded by CloudLinux, which is a Russian company with a Russian owner, mostly Russian and Eastern Europe developers and fake US address. As of today, CloudLinux still plays a critical role in Alma.
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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
AFAIK Actually Portable Executables produced by Cosmopolitan run on bare metal too so that would make Blink a type 1 hypervisor.
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by zxspectrum1982 3y ago
Paint.NET used to be open source until a bunch of scammers started selling "relabeled" versions of it, misleading users.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
Stop repeating the mantra. Prostitution has existed for millennia. It's not going to change. You can help to democratize it (i. e. independent sex workers) or you can help the big bad guys (by denying independent sex workers access to
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
the main users of adult payment services are very exploitative businesses that are not owned by the performers, operate in a dirty and unregulated market and are directly responsible for a large part of human trafficking in recent years A
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
How can I train LLaMA with my own content?
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
This makes sense
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
After the panic, I really doubt they can survive Monday. First thing every customer will do if they reopen the bank "as a normal business day" is transfer out all their funds, which will make the bank fail again. I'm afraid i
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
働 exists in Chinese too, meaning "labor" 峠 does not exist in Chinese although many Chinese dictionaries (most notably the CC-CEDICT) include it
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
This looks very much like Make Me A Hanzi (MMAH), which is exactly the same (Chinese) characters. It's just that Japanese knows those as Kanji. https://github.com/skishore/makemeahanzi
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
No, it wouldn't be. If those "diverse people" want to be at FOSDEM, they will need to follow the same rules everybody follows.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
Brussels has never been stellarly cared for but it was not like that a couple of decades ago.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
I have organized devrooms at FOSDEM for almost 15 years. That thing about "lack of diversity" is bullshit, plain and simple. If women, or gays, or trans, or people with disabilities, don't submit talks, then they will not get
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
I would only trust my PDFs to Adobe, Microsoft, AWS, etc: the big players, very well-known, that are not going to use the content of the PDFs against me. And of course I'd rather use something that runs completely on my laptop.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
Stupid move. No wonder gas prices are up. Also, increases our dependency on not-so-conscious banks, which will always be there, lending money at a higher interest rate because they know others will not lend.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
It's too cheap. Kay needs to increase prices by at least an order of magnitude, and go per-application subscribing. An all-you-can-develop subscription should be at least 25K,if not more.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
What a horrid analysis! 50% of applications were asking for remote work in one of the positions that offered remote work (15% of the total LinkedIn openings). That's a 3:1 applications to jobs ratio. So what!? Saying "there aren&#
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
It's worse in Asia (x8), Oceania (x8) and Latin America (x14). Wow. Asia $0.01/GB => $0.08/GB Oceania $0.01/GB => $0.08/GB Latin America $0.01/GB => $0.14/GB
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
Same here. I'll gladly pay for Affinity on Linux.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
The whole point would be to rebuild Debian (or the subset you need) and package everything as RPMs, i. e. do not use apt, dpkg, etc but yum/dnf, rpm, etc.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
You can install RPMs on Debian but most probably you will run into filesystem-level conflicts with DEB packages. But if you are rebuilding your own Debian-based distro, nothing prevents you from packaging everything into RPMs instead of DEB
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
So what? China will have its own ASML-like machines in a few years. Kiss Taiwan goodbye that day. Truth is China is the new owner of the world. Outsourcing manufacturing, electronics, etc made us too dependent on China and now we are screwe
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
It's not about licensing TSMC technology, it's about building and operating factories. IP can be easily copied and pirated, physical factories cannot.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
Taiwan is impossible to defend, plain and simple. It's too close to China and too far from the US.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
Faster, leaner, better compatibility with Microsoft Office files. Just try it. The only reason I still keep a LibreOffice installation around is LibreOffice Base: WPS Office does not provide a Microsoft Access equivalent.
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by zxspectrum1982 4y ago
WPS Office is a lot better than LibreOffice, and it's free too.

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