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lfam

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    Comment #45846904

    Citation?

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    Comment #42957744

    4K doesn't really say anything about image quality, just the resolution of the picture, which tells you the theoretical maximum level of visual detail. Focusing on resolution is li…

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    Comment #42754025

    Ever heard of Sourceforge?

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    Comment #26813900

    I agree, it could be seen as a self-inflicted wound. I'm a Guix developer but I still use Guix on Debian for important deployments, mainly because of systemd / journald. But, we co…

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    Comment #26754646

    Hey, we're glad to hear you're interested in Guix :) I just wanted to say that Guix doesn't hate systemd, or think of itself as an anti-systemd project or anything like that. Syste…

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    Comment #26535948

    I concur: Wingo's opinion is widely shared within GNU, and I wrote about it a few months ago, too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25193674

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    Comment #26535903

    Thanks for mentioning this. I think you missed the actual message where LLVM was offered to the FSF: https://gcc.gnu.org/legacy-ml/gcc/2005-11/msg00888.html https://gcc.gnu.org/leg…

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    Comment #26009821

    Can you send a message to ? https://guix.gnu.org/en/security/

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    Comment #25755608

    It's possible to maintain software quality (or quality of any endeavour) without being rude or making people feel bad. On the other hand, there doesn't seem to be any correlation b…

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    Comment #25377764

    Right, Debian Testing is not supported as an "operating system" in any way. It's just a place for Debian developers to test their changes. I see this misunderstanding all over the …

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    Comment #25193674

    It's true that RMS founded GNU and was the key leader for decades, and is basically its mascot. To many, RMS and GNU are the same. One cannot overstate his impact on the ideals and…

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    Comment #20459090

    It's not weird that this article, which translates the technical firefighting and structural aspects of the fire for laypeople, does not mention a xenophobic conspiracy theory that…

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    Comment #20413447

    Debian, Ubuntu, UNIX, Linux — none of these have an obvious pronunciation to a native English speaker from USA. Why take such a defeatist attitude? I'm sure you can get the pronunc…

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    Comment #20265106

    That service was worse than anything else because it failed to provide the crucial "availability" property. And in the end he gave the keys to the government anyways. So he failed …

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    Comment #20264859

    Do you think it's different in other countries? Everywhere, the email service will have to give your emails to the police when they come knocking...

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    Comment #19811736

    It's not supposed to rhyme with Nix. Rather, it's a portmanteau of Guile and Nix. The pronunciation is indeed like the English word 'geeks'.

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    Comment #19729400

    Installing Guix in a VM has its own section of the manual: https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/manual/en/html_node/Instal...

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    Comment #19703473

    I don't know anything about this case but innocent people plead guilty all the time in the USA. It's a much safer choice than going to trial where the sentence may be much much lon…

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    Comment #19415978

    In the beginning, when Gmail was only accessible by invitation, the killer feature was the relatively huge amount of free storage it offered. 1 gigabyte vs 20 or 100 megabytes at o…

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    Comment #18697322

    Are there any falling sand games where it does work?

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    Comment #18549371

    No, none of that music sounds like acid house.

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    Comment #18272220

    Do you have any links to bug reports or other documentation about this?

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    Comment #18079324

    Can you give any more detail about this? Or a reference to a bug report or mailing list thread?