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Coolbeanstoo

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    Comment #42885616

    Guix can run on top of the hurd https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2024/hurd-on-thinkpad/

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    Comment #42803305

    I hadnt checked it out in a while, but it seems to support OPDS now which is nice, I can browse my ebook library remotely now

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    Comment #42799324

    As a result of RISC-V existing, all x86 processors have ceased to exist or be produced.

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    Comment #42537005

    Its quite a nice service. Host my own mail server quite happily on it. I don't have any anti incoming spam setup which is getting a little annoying though.

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    Comment #42009152

    I kinda feel the same way.. I imagine games not having community servers and focusing heavily on rank/seasons etc makes it feel a lot more serious? Idk I used to find community on …

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    Comment #41899064

    Ubuntu was my first experience with linux and my first introduction to free software from around 2011, when I was 13. It changed the game for me, I ended up succeeding in my career…

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    Comment #41835919

    Id like something like jmp.chat but self hosted, there are a good few USB modems that would let me do this, just all the software makes use of hosted phone number providers.

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    Comment #41702701

    I think this is an incredibly cool project. I think it'd be neat if they did something like MNT do and ran a crowdfunding campaign to try get these some what more mass produced, th…

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    Comment #41636097

    Seems like the full world download links dont work, 404: https://btrfs.openfreemap.com/

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    Comment #41519406

    I would like to use haskell or another functional language professionally. I try them out (ocaml,haskell,clojure,etc) from time to time and think they're fairly interesting, but i …

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    I'm not terribly surprised. I use it but would describe it as incompetently put together as my bank app? maybe worse, it barley functions at all. I dont know how they managed it.

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    Comment #41342546

    The demo video here is quite convincing, I'd seen paperwm before but not really understood the idea of it. May add this to my sway setup :)

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    Comment #41273766

    I dont have much interest in LoRa, I do think an esp32 device like this but with a modem would be very cool for a simple hackable phone, sort of in the same vein as the tangara mp3…

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    This looks cool, been interested in learning more about compilers since I did the basics in college. Lots of things seem to focus on making interpreters and never make it to the co…

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    Interesting, thanks. I'm quite hopeful to be hard drive free at some point in my NAS

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    I'd like to find some good quality but slow nvmes, I dont need super high speed for media serving but getting a lot of storage (4x4tb/2x8tb ~) is much more expensive than hard driv…

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    Comment #41107538

    99% invisible did a good episode on the loss of Indian vultures and its effects. I found it quite interesting. https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/towers-of-silence/

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    Comment #40652123

    A recluse like Kaczynski with the resources of someone like Elon Musk would be world or at very least American society levels of quite interesting

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    Comment #40465130

    I really enjoyed the article :) Made it very understandable for me a person who struggled with some similar things in school. Would really appreciate the inclusion of an RSS feed s…