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Comment #46275275
I got incredibly accurate output on my terminal emulator using a nerd font (st with Iosevka Nerd Font, tmux, links2 browser). Out of curiosity I checked with lsof, apparently other…
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Comment #43608550
I was a sysadmin at a company using Notes/Domino (v 4.5 when I started, up until v 7, when it was replaced by Exchange/Outlook). It was mainly used for e-mail, plus some minor apps…
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Comment #41722476
COBOL is dead? Not at all. Are new projects created in COBOL? Yes they do. If not in older COBOL form, definitely in SAP ABAP. For those who haven't heard about it, ABAP (Advanced …
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Comment #39874085
Since I didn't see it mentioned, my multiplatform (Java based) alternative to Paint.net is Pixelitor, https://pixelitor.sourceforge.io/ Something in between MS Paint - Paint.net I …
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Comment #38958334
I confirm the issue of delays/freezing of Claws-mail. I really liked the simple UI, but freezing too often, couldn't stand it. I had searched about it, I got some answers that's it…
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Comment #33181342
I share the same feelings for Sun, mourned when it was bought by Oracle.
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Comment #33006777
Thank you for the answer, I didn't know about these Capability URLs. It's kind of security by obscurity I think. Still, if somehow somebody else gains access to a Capability URL, i…
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Ask HN: Companies giving access to personal data on public URLs
Industry standards - Companies giving access to sensitive personal data (contracts, photos) on publicly accessible URLs. I've recently come across the same issue twice, with major …
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Comment #32981644
Forget the concept of booting. Boot transfers the kernel OS from disk to RAM. No such thing would be needed on a RAM memory only computer.
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Comment #32953884
I think the article is very shortsighted. By 2035-40 we'll probably have memory only (RAM) computers massively available. No disks means no current OS capable of handling these com…