blueflow

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by blueflow 25d ago
Congrats on your safe childhood.
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by blueflow 1mo ago
Can't be really strict with the dates, the generation thing is cultural and depends on the time and environment of your socialisation.
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by blueflow 1mo ago
60 years ago you might have ended up in a psychiatric hospital without getting effective treatment, mental health issues were stigmatized and the incentive to seek out help was low. People used to just live a miserable life with their issue
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by blueflow 1mo ago
As noted by userbinator: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49220030 Not a backdoor, but a documented CPU feature. The whitepaper about rosenbridge cannot be published because it would constitute scientific fraud.
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by blueflow 2mo ago
math never was a science to begin with.
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by blueflow 2mo ago
> Ryder added that he and his colleagues were never told what part of the code of conduct that they violated, adding that the meeting organizers did not communicate with them directly before or during the incident. Probably the average C
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by blueflow 2mo ago
> your content Wouldn't it be fun to upload content of a big music label or smth like that?
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by blueflow 3mo ago
It's gnome. You will have a developer explain to you how your usecase is invalid.
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by blueflow 4mo ago
You had an good, psychologically plausible explanation for some individuals to over-rely on AI and... dismissed it and called them stupid. Adults are not special, they are mostly kids that got older.
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by blueflow 4mo ago
zero improvement on end-user experience. does not solve supply chain issues, debian package will reproducabily contain the malware from upstream.
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by blueflow 5mo ago
It comes from having the sort of parents whose behavior warrants this kind of suspicions.
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by blueflow 5mo ago
IPv6 is IPv4 with 12 more bytes, right?
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by blueflow 6mo ago
The main advantage of certificates is that you are able to do that from the CA without touching the target machine.
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by blueflow 6mo ago
> I like NAT I'm in favor of having society overrule you. NAT is a horrible kludge and not okay. Never was.
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by blueflow 6mo ago
> where every person alive is an abuse survivor of varying seriousness An odd way to frame it but probably true. > which will bring us right back to ignoring people who need help That does not follow - if the environmental sources are
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by blueflow 6mo ago
I'm not saying these 3 linked issues are caused by childhood trauma, but that they are diagnosed because of the overlap of symptoms. This is vaguely among experts (for autism and emotional instability): https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.
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by blueflow 6mo ago
Child abuse might be a large driver behind dysfunctionality in adulthood, with disability or early retirement as a consequence. There were some big child neglect cases around the millennium, since them, the topic got more attention from res
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by blueflow 6mo ago
Giving people reason to laugh while you are old and dying is a superpower. I wish i will have it, too.
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by blueflow 6mo ago
As secret as the ssh manual.
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by blueflow 6mo ago
ModemManager used to open() and probe every tty device attached to the system. I had a 8-channel relay card with an arduino nano wired up with my desk to control the lights and disco ball, interfaced with a custom ascii-based serial protoco
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by blueflow 7mo ago
Dylan is the sort of computer person who was like "fuck this crap" and went into farming. I'm surprised they still update their blog.
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by blueflow 7mo ago
Its not just good, its the maximum you can get with MS-DOS. The remaining 3 kb are the interrupt table, the BDA and the IO.SYS stub. This was detailed in Geoff Chapells "DOS Internals". I loved that book.
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by blueflow 7mo ago
complex life on earth is half a billion years old (cambrian explosion 550ma ago), so the sun shouldn't be that much of an factor.
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by blueflow 7mo ago
Its not a "risk". Water vapor (clouds) is a stonger greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide. We already got measurably higher temperatures, so we also have higher water evaporation, and from the last 5 years it looks like it happens e
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by blueflow 7mo ago
yeah but carrying and raising kids?
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by blueflow 8mo ago
The pretense is security, PC software attestation is already in the workings: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46784572
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by blueflow 8mo ago
ibus and goa both run under dbus.service. I ran into this problem because ibus runs later than setxkbmap and undoes the keyboard settings.
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by blueflow 8mo ago
With "owner" not being the legal owner, but Microsoft.
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by blueflow 8mo ago
alternate libc's like musl. the eglibc controversy showed this was necessary but poettering initially refused to support a "non-useful libc". his words.
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by blueflow 8mo ago
With everything depending on systemd interfaces, its an exhausting uphill battle to run anything desktop-like without systemd. Want to run xterm? Requires Xorg. rootless Xorg requires udev, udev turned into a systemd component. want to run

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