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gdamjan1

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    Comment #38152199

    you can check out https://github.com/lunatic-solutions/lunatic for that

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    Comment #25968315

    > AstraZeneca is currently struggling to produce 2 million doses a week for the UK [0]. How does the EU expect to use UK production to shore up a shortfall of 49 million doses that…

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    Comment #25870991

    here's what I had to do on Arch to enable unlocking the root volume with TPM2: https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/17741#issuecomment-7... it'll need some work from the distros…

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    Comment #25870929

    this is exactly the feature that's now possible with systemd too

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    Comment #25870919

    fTPM on my Ryzen 3600 worked.

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    Comment #25728022

    There's also this FPGA board and I think you can order it already: https://ulx3s.github.io/ The ULX3S FPGA board has the Lattice ECP5 FPGA, and an ESP32 that connects to wifi and c…

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    Comment #24252960

    that seems to me a simplifistic conclusion. modern interfaces in windows 10 and macOS are quite inconsistent and not-beatiful compared to for ex. KDE which slowly evolves and polis…

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    Comment #23713094

    it is runtime config. these are defaults in case the distro doesn't change it, or the admin doesn't set it.

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    Comment #23572843

    Does NetBSD support initramfs (the name of the Linux feature)? That would avoid having to create a disk image by running a bare system from a ramfs/tmpfs. I experimented with somet…

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    Comment #22923030

    any other providers supporting ARM64 VPSs?

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    Comment #22473446

    > But if you weren't in at the opening bell or there about those profits are gone. why are we (as a civilization) even optimizing for this?

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    Comment #21543677

    what is "pug"? (a link in the readme would be nice)

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    Comment #21363178

    > ...preventing devs/ops people to run tools like iotop, unless extra capabilities are added. you run those on the host, not inside containers

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    Comment #21363080

    > I wonder why she has no problem with phone companies letting people say illegal things on the phone line. wait, are you claiming that phone companies are recording all your calls…

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    Comment #20916747

    > However, http/https ports are already used on routers to offer an admin web GUI. not on the wan side I'd hope

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    Comment #20593130

    yes, you can. the linker loader is the default executable for all ELF binaries

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    Comment #18920478

    the author can license his own source code however he likes. only, when distributing the compiled binaries, you're required to provide the whole sources under libre (gpl compatible…

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    Comment #18839290

    they used crosvm which is used on cromeos devices to support Crostini (linux vm)

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    Comment #18436732

    that's not needed at all, unless you have legacy applications. you can open a dri render device node, and use it directly

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    Comment #17847579

    click the "reader view" icon (ctrl-alt-r)

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    Comment #17687475

    bless allows to specify the remote user in the certificate. you'll need to customize the certificate issuing program (a small python lambda program)

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    Comment #17582474

    not worth the bits it's on

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    Comment #17326865

    https://lwn.net/Articles/749738/

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    Comment #17226400

    forks, pull requests and review comments