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scaglio
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Comment #47604515
I just noticed their April's Fools joke, nice! https://boa.realm667.com/?view=article&id=270:blade-of-agony...
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Comment #45602142
Luckily, to replace most of the Office applications, their respective online web applications work very well. That wouldn't be a major issue in migrating to Linux.
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Comment #42735220
Fascinating! The wine discovery reminds me one scene from the book 'The Dark Forest'[0] when the protagonist drinks a wine from some centuries before... spoiler: it wasn't good. [0…
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Comment #41985327
A couple of years ago I wrote a brief article about Halloween, and linked to the Roman Lemuria: https://godsip.club/articles/monster-mash/
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Comment #41969452
> You could also say: Five megameters! I love this expression!
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Comment #40926059
This is another great (and interactive) source on the subject: https://www.learndmarc.com/
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Comment #40490301
*The Three-Body Problem intensifies*
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Comment #40401550
That's the point, but often in many network issues, the name resolution is the root cause of the problem. Not necessarily the DNS itself. Sometimes the /etc/hosts is more than enou…
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Comment #40368555
YES! IBM's Fix Central, or how it's called, it's literally a maze. And I hate Oracle's and Red Hat's paywalls, even if I can understand their presence.
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Comment #39989068
Interesting! Surely there are lots of moors…
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Comment #39600648
Yes, absolutely, I didn't mean to blame him. But from Windows 95 to 11 something could have been improved, from MS.
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Comment #39592994
I'm disappointed: I can't see any comments about the awful .zip file integration in modern Windows version. Extracting the files requires a pop-up or a non-intuitive context menu.
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Comment #39465896
Yes, exactly. SMS should be an option because it is obsolete , and therefore unsecure.
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Comment #39394591
> Thirty years later, a lot has changed. The AS/400 has (mostly) gone Well, not exactly. IBMi is still widely used, as an "affordable, low cost mainframe".