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Comment #41838124
I've read most of the report and it's got a lot more than "last time". Speaking as someone who has done a lot of my own research on Stallman's bullshit, the depth of this report is…
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Comment #41656201
Your cited source is not really a good view of the situation. He did not reverse his position at all on the Minsky/Epstein issue (and the article quotes Stallman doubling down on t…
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Comment #41407565
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Comment #41407214
I am sympathetic to the cause. I respect the Linux project as a whole forming a consensus on the right direction for the kernel and I respect the right of the Rust developers to pa…
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Comment #41407170
>This person read that email about one Rust Kernel developer resigning because of burnout. Now he goes into how the Linux project is a “burnout machine” and how his heart goes out …
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Comment #41407152
Cygwin is a POSIX implementation, not a Linux implementation. Linux is mostly POSIX compatible and so Cygwin is source-compatible, but not binary-compatible, with many programs tha…
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Comment #41407147
I have not contributed much to Linux -- my claim to fame is submitting a one-line patch which generated 50+ emails of arguments from LKML before Linus merged it -- but I have read …
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Comment #41404044
Why would you even say something like that?
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Comment #41323277
The original aerc prototype was written in C. It wasn't great. https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/aerc-legacy
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Comment #41054914
Singapore has the death penalty for drug offenses.
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Comment #40983440
From the terms of service: > Please be aware that there may be certain adult or mature content available on the Website. Where there is mature or adult content, individuals who are…
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Comment #40913384
Something that hasn't been addressed by comments here yet is that you could implement EFI boot services in the Linux kernel and essentially turn Linux into a firmware interface. Th…
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Comment #40888940
>So he cheated, he got Linus to run BK commands at his house and he snooped the network. He had no legal access to those bytes. Without those snoops, no chance he reverse engineere…
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Comment #40873766
Come on, man, you should be better than this. With so many years of hindsight surely you realize by now that reverse engineering is not some moral failing? How much intellectual an…
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Comment #40581707
In retrospect, our datacenter partner in the old datacenter was unreliable. But, we had been there from the start, since I was just hosting a personal server there pre-SourceHut, a…
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Comment #40575892
Both. We restored from backups and touched up the diff out of band. We then had the drives removed and destroyed.
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Comment #40572472
There was no lost data, and it wasn't just unanswered emails -- several hours on the phone, juggling between subsidiaries on either side of the pond, with no clear responsible part…
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Comment #40084721
Agreed. This is ridiculous.
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Comment #39982125
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