Caligatio

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by Caligatio 2y ago
LTS releases will only upgrade to other LTS releases unless you configure it differently. Just avoid non-LTS releases.
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I'm super confused: doesn't Debian also have a 5 year support cycle? How is Debian better than Ubuntu on this particular issue? I've been upgrading the same Ubuntu server across LTS releases since 14.04 - now on 22.04 - witho
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by Caligatio 2y ago
You can literally buy it from Sony and they email you a game key. They're changing all their documentation to match their new announcement: https://www.reddit.com/r/Helldivers/comments/1cjlnn1/sony_t
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I actually had to look this up, it depends if the possessive form is actually said with one or two Ss. For instance, it's Jones's and Bridges'. https://grammar.collinsdictionary.com/easy-learning/what-are
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by Caligatio 2y ago
https://direct.playstation.com/en-us/buy-games/helldivers-2-... Do I need a PSN account to play PlayStation games on PC? No, you currently do not need a PSN account to enjoy PlayStation Studios games on PC, but yo
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by Caligatio 2y ago
As a Helldivers 2 PC player who also owns a PS5, this new requirement doesn't bother me personally. However, adding a requirement (it was previously optional) is boneheaded, maybe illegal. It must be terrible to be Arrowhead; they have
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by Caligatio 2y ago
Don't confuse nationality with race/ethnicity. It's 100% acceptable to be suspicious of foreign nationals hailing from a country that is currently at social/political/military odds with one's own country.
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by Caligatio 2y ago
I would love to know of a major tech company/product that has NOT had a security failure. This goes double for companies that provide hosting of services that hold juicy personal information.
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by Caligatio 2y ago
Living in a society is sometimes a short term negative to a particular individual. If everyone solely optimized for their own situation, society would fail. Why should I have to be OK to have a sidewalk on my property when it lowers my prop
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by Caligatio 2y ago
Old andOTP user turned new-ish Aegis user here: it's super easy to migrate and Aegis just feels like a better product.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
CloudFlare has equipment in 120+ countries, including China: https://www.cloudflare.com/network/ I again ask: is it desirable for any of those countries to be able to unilaterally force a company to enforce its laws re
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by Caligatio 3y ago
It's infinitely easier to spend $0 vs $0.01 if you're trying to be anonymous online. The criminals can certainly afford it but that also almost certainly means interacting with financial systems that leave a paper trail.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Which government do you mean when you say "the government"? Any national government? Only the US government? Only governments in which the US is friendly and/or has agreements with? Would you want authoritarian governments to
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Two Point Hospital is very much the spiritual successor to Theme Hospital and I would have no problems pointing people towards it first rather than Theme Hospital. I have extremely fond memories of playing Theme Hospital back on my PS1 but
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Having a foreign government covertly influence your thoughts and actions should be of concern. It's one thing to have your thoughts and actions be changed by a logical process; it's a whole other concern when an agonistic foreign
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by Caligatio 3y ago
There's a difference between something working by design vs. working by happenstance. I would argue using a gTLD that isn't supposed to be registered is working by happenstance whereas the proposed .internal would be working by de
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I believe the PPA team is composed of Ubuntu maintainers for Firefox + Thunderbird whereas the new repository is supported by Mozilla directly.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
The tax code is deliberately complicated because, in part, of the lobbying by Intuit and H&R Block. They're creating an artificial market for their $150 services and convinced the populace this is reasonable.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I'm not the OP so I don't know what they define as "crap." However, there is a lot of programming out there that solely exists to keep children's attention while doing nothing with it. The most egregious example th
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by Caligatio 3y ago
This intrigues me as I had no idea, at one time, that the US didn't have the most restrictive copyright laws in the world. It looks like the US had to restore/extend copyrights to foreign works as part of the agreement that establ
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I feel like this must be fading because I lived in North Yorkshire for almost 5 years and never heard a thee/thou used. On the other hand, English dialects are hyper localized so there might be villages where it is normal.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I had weird flickering and micro screen freezes with my 2070 on Arch using Wayland on my new desktop build 3 weeks ago. Switching to Xorg fixed everything.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
You're moving the goal post from "self-sovereignty" to supports federation with an infinite number of servers. Nothing is stopping you from compiling your own Signal server and modifying a Signal client to use your server. Gi
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I've been wondering the same thing! My explanation is that the planet was already known/cataloged and that the crew has access to that knowledge somehow.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
I would argue ease-of-use and lower costs should be factored into all sorts of privacy decisions. The easiest thing to point at is public records: at some point one's phone number and address were distributed in a paper book to a geogr
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Depends on your view of companies. If you believe they exist solely to enrich their owners, then your above statement is reasonable. If you believe they're economic engines which should gainfully employ people, then stripping away asse
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by Caligatio 3y ago
> I'm not sure if (or why) they aren't going after the doctors making the red flag prescriptions, however. As someone who was an (alternate) juror on a Federal "pill mill" trial, they are. That trial was truly eye ope
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by Caligatio 3y ago
It's easy when you spend other people's money to buy something, extract value from the purchased company, and then have the company declare backruptcy.
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by Caligatio 3y ago
Given that they're using a HSM (actually several), there's really not much that needs protection via FDE. The certs are obviously public and the domains are in the transparency log. On the ZFS note: it's been rock solid for m
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by Caligatio 3y ago
> the most recent decision that it was in fact unconstitutional. This is not really what the decision states. The government can request all it wants but it cannot partake in "threatening, pressuring, or coercing social-media compa

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