mxxc

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by mxxc 9mo ago
it's the same idea, done slightly differently because with fedora you can start from their own atomic images and change them a bit. the setup is much easier and probably more robust because it feels less like a hack. ironically, my int
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by mxxc 9mo ago
exactly. plus i mean, this particular build is quite boring because it's, like i said, silverblue. vanilla gnome and all that. but one can go quite wild and make vastly different builds. building locally takes very little since it&#x27
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by mxxc 9mo ago
this one technically doesn't have an ostree server because it would require dedicated infrastructure, but if you decide to either try out images (they're in ghcr) or fork the project and build your own, you can schedule nightly bu
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Show HN: An immutable ostree-based Arch Linux image(github.com)
12 points by mxxc 9mo ago|7 comments
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by mxxc 9mo ago
regardless of firewalls and best practices and all, i'd just put all sorts of admin-related stuff behind tailscale (or similar), including ssh. hetzner allows you to have ssh closed in your public ip and still open a terminal via the c
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by mxxc 2y ago
but but but what about "made in rust(tm)"
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by mxxc 2y ago
lol at scientific papers using the word "caucasian" like it's the 70s
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by mxxc 2y ago
that's my favourite feature :)
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A snappy "guess the flag" game with no trackers etc.(flags.myyc.dev)
2 points by mxxc 2y ago|4 comments
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by mxxc 3y ago
regardless, kindle books can be cracked. not the easiest thing ever, but it's doable. cracking ADE books is much, much easier. i crack all my ebooks because otherwise i can't read them in my ereader
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by mxxc 3y ago
i am not sure why everyone (comments, this post, etc.) assume there is a one-size-fits-all solution to every problem, even this one that looks quite simple. companies have to align a few things, ranging from the skills of the current employ
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by mxxc 3y ago
plenty of countries in the world where this is a non-issue :)
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by mxxc 4y ago
not what i said at all. it's obvious that the cradle is a whitewashed organ of a dictatorship that pretends to be neutral.
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by mxxc 4y ago
very few people bringing up that thecradle is a pro-mullahs, pro-russia and pro-hezbollah outlet disguised as a normal geopolitics website? :)
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by mxxc 4y ago
i enjoyed the shitstorm i unintentionally created but i don't think most people (even religious ones) make the connection with dhu-l-qarnayn. it's probably, like someone else said, something that has to do with softer or harder pe
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by mxxc 4y ago
not sure to which degree current islamic republic brainwashing has messed up with this but many "modern not too or not at all religious iranians" call alexander the great just "alexander" and don't have a good view
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by mxxc 4y ago
trigger warning: serbia is referred to as "southern europe"
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by mxxc 4y ago
the hype in terms of money they can pour here could potentially be a factor, as opposed to "feature completeness" right now.
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by mxxc 4y ago
i mean right now one can't even sign up properly. but obviously since they want to compete on a platform level as opposed to whatever you were doing for them, surely "not being able to create an account" isn't gonna draw
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by mxxc 5y ago
it is a bit baffling that 99% of the articles talking about greece go on and on about a period that after all lasted 300-400 years and until the macedonians it was sort of politically irrelevant. this compared to the thousand years of helle
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A mostly automated Windows GOG games install script for Linux/Proton(github.com)
4 points by mxxc 5y ago|0 comments
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by mxxc 5y ago
the whole argument is based on a single unverified piece of data. it also doesn't get elaborated on further, backed up or explained. do those 90000 deaths also include famous "prescription opioids"? etc portugal arresting her
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by mxxc 5y ago
there is no closed form, like you say, and the additional complexity is around ergodicity, i.e. solutions that start close to each other might end up very far from each other after a certain point. this is also an issue with computer simula
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by mxxc 5y ago
that case is beyond scope of the three body problem
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by mxxc 5y ago
yeah. obviously mine is a half provocation because shipping "two vaccines" to "one person" isn't feasible considering temperature etc., but if countries had the balls (which they don't) they should take a bit o
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by mxxc 5y ago
it is a scandal, especially considering the amount of non-immunised people at risk in the rest of the world. i fall in that category (recovered) and i would even pay to give my vaccines away.
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by mxxc 5y ago
If I am not mistaken there have been some restrictions on cutting edge technology of the time (electronics, for instance) but I am not sure whether that has been implemented in practice, especially in Germany and Japan, but also in Italy. G
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by mxxc 5y ago
Let's not confuse payments with loans (Europe is not Israel). Let's also not ignore the fact that there have been plenty of analyses showing that post-WWII Europe showed a natural recovery independent of US aid in several countrie
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by mxxc 5y ago
the title says "drug users use a lot of drugs". either it's shamelessly clickbaiting or it's what the author thinks. we move to the ketamine section, again, "two studies on users". one clicks on the chinese one
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by mxxc 5y ago
hooray another article that focuses on the heavy tail of severe addiction and generalises it to the general public who uses drugs. humanity really needed this!

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