cool_beanz

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by cool_beanz 1y ago
Nano gang
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by cool_beanz 1y ago
I think it's about tracking and profiling? Not wanting to be part of that is a valid choice and shouldn't be punished in any way. Forcing a certain behavior or else you're considered suspicious is pretty twisted and dystopian
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by cool_beanz 1y ago
In a world where code is written more and more by LLMs, these random human generated comments might hold anthropological value in some future. Think of it akin to us studying cave paintings, wondering what whoever left their handprint on th
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by cool_beanz 1y ago
Adds some humanity and soul to it.
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by cool_beanz 1y ago
Punishment's main goal is to discourage the behavior. If old one doesn't cut it anymore they usually make it worse, no matter the times we live in, or subject. That's how it goes, anything to stop bad behavior. Saying this as
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by cool_beanz 1y ago
Have you tried not setting other people's property on fire? Seems to work fine for me and basically everyone I know.
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by cool_beanz 2y ago
>I need the flexibity to boot different OS kernels. AFAIK, UEFI offers no such flexibility. Yes it does, I use it with two kernels, just have different entry for each stub in UEFI. Whenever I want to boot the non-default kernel I just hi
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by cool_beanz 2y ago
I just have two kernels with two boot options in BIOS. I just hit F11 at boot time and choose a BIOS boot option for either kernel. Of-course, you need to add the entries in UEFI, either from UEFI shell either with some tool (efibootmgr). T
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by cool_beanz 2y ago
You can have command line parameters baked into the EFISTUB. I also have two kernels, so there's two UKIs on /efi, and I have both added as separate boot options in BIOS.
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by cool_beanz 2y ago
There's kernel command line parameters that can clean it up without a bootloader.
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by cool_beanz 3y ago
...cough, ps aux, cough...
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by cool_beanz 3y ago
It's like they are screening for people who are most likely to take abuse without pushback.
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by cool_beanz 3y ago
The Anthropic Principle explains why you are asking the question, not why the proton has that charge. Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmological_natural_selection
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by cool_beanz 3y ago
>If flash media is to be used to store anything for an extended period, use high-quality storage hardware, and keep it somewhere cool, as high temperatures may accelerate data loss. Interesting, I never thought of that.