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lebrad

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    Comment #32917372

    On Android, AntennaPod has excellent integration with gpodder.net servers (which you can self-host), and is also free software.

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    Comment #29131762

    The best technique to do this, which I just used tonight is to use the Windows 10 media creation tool to create a USB installer. Then use the Windows 11 media creation tool to down…

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    Comment #28594496

    Comcast makes you downgrade to a business account if you want to get a reverse DNS entry from them. Reverse DNS is a requirement if you want to host your own e-mail and not have yo…

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    Comment #28180667

    We're about to experience a dreamy period of numerical software versioning where Debian, Windows, and macOS have all gone to eleven

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    Comment #28130765

    I'm excited for the Debian 11 release this weekend, because that means the testing repository unfreeze will allow Gnome 40 to come into play soon

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    Comment #27979529

    Microsoft is begging for the next counterfactual Windows version to be Windows 9

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    Comment #27889613

    Don't worry people! Common Base Linux-Mariner is only going to embrace and extend! There are absolutely no current plans to extinguish.

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    Comment #27863035

    The soundtrack to Full Throttle rules. At one point in the game, the radio plays a hilarious country song about a guy who loves living in the post-apocalypse. The population is gre…

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    Comment #27716519

    Blender rules. It's awesome to see this little Dutch program become such a consummate piece of free software. It's a flagship Linux program. It's accessible enough for nerdy artist…

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    Comment #27682403

    I used a new computer to install Windows 11 onto an SSD, then I pulled out the SSD and popped it into an old computer with no TPM and and an unsupported third-generation Intel CPU.…

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    Comment #26988032

    Why do they use Broadcom silicon for their wireless stack?

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    Comment #26942415

    Just connect a PC to your TV and pirate everything

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    Comment #26902512

    This article is another primary text for the historiography of journalism that veers into blunt polemic and genealogical determinism

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    Comment #26889040

    It's probably also selling more than the 68k and PowerPC Macs combined

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    Comment #26019999

    In 2000, Ralph Nader supporters called this idea "the two-headed uniparty"

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    Comment #24335526

    "It isn't freedom from. It's freedom to." -Sartre

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    Comment #23227006

    To answer your last question, the more money they get paid the less likely they are to grow

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    Comment #22447318

    Yes of course Steve Wozniak has a hackintosh, just like Mel Gibson's secret bar mitzvah

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    Comment #22362808

    The US has possessed low-yield nukes for a long time

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    Comment #21966208

    The auto industry deals with this by assigning cars a "model year" which is the year after the calendar year in which they start being sold, thus you can buy 2021 cars in 2020.

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    Comment #21953068

    Denuvo Anti-Tamper

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    Comment #21953057

    The Intel Management Engine, along with the CPU microcode

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    Comment #21950092

    The reason to get the Developer Edition is to endorse OEM Linux support

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    Comment #21262904

    I'm using Google/Motorola's Nexus 6 with LineageOS, which was released a year before your iPhone 6s and it still gets the latest updates. Meanwhile, my mid-2011 Mac Mini was cut of…

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