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Comment #48888840
Former FastTracker II [1] user reporting in. The Gravis Ultrasound had an incredible price to performance ratio back in the day and made high quality wavetable synthesis at "CD qua…
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Comment #48526172
Modula-2 was born into a time when 8-bit char sets with upper- and lowercase letters were common place but syntax highlighting was still not common. This caused the language to be …
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Comment #48112683
Many years ago I used Exim because it was default for my distro of choice back then. But after a few emergency patchings caused by yet another RCE in Exim I learned that switching …
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Comment #46896537
It would be interesting to hear their contingency plan for any kind of disaster (most commonly a fire) that hits their data center.
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Comment #44204687
https://archive.ph/bn9V6#selection-801.0-825.145
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Comment #41553381
That reminds me of a specific (de)motivational video of one of my favorite comedians Masood Boomgaard, which specifically covers the rat race that prevails in todays workplace cult…
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Comment #39581725
> There’s one key change I made to escape this cycle: I remind myself that I’m not an artist, and coding isn’t creative expression. Unless you're into code golf or other forms of "…
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Comment #39409130
Some devices with 13th gen Intel processors support in-band ECC. This basically hides a fraction of RAM from the OS and uses it for ECC. Example devices are: LattePanda Sigma [0] a…
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Comment #39160310
Recently I wiped the contents of the Trusted Platform Module of a laptop. Now the laptop failed to boot as the Bitlocker key was not stored in the TPM anymore. To my surprise it wa…
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Comment #39054602
Why not use one of the *BSD? E.g. the newest NetBSD still supports i486 class processors: https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/i386/
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Comment #38681925
Thanks for that answer, and I fully agree, it only takes some copyright strikes, algorithm changes, a locked Google account and the money from Google stops.
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Comment #38681889
Yes, I consider 50k to 250k mid sized channels. I'm aware that chances of becoming rich as a creator are minimal, but it may develop into a worthwhile hobby with an active communit…
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Comment #38681814
I'd like to treat is as a hobby in the beginning. I'm sure success will heavily depend on my personality and the topics I choose. I may not ever reach 10 subscribers. But every sho…
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Comment #38681767
I tend to disagree on this one. It surely helps to enter the market with a top notch production team in the background or investing a lot of time into your videos. However, I've se…
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Comment #38681631
Yes, you're correct. I mean, what do I loose? 2 to 3 hours per week, half of it for editing? Some $$ for equipment? If I get some 1k subscribers, it's already worth the ongoing eff…
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Comment #38681535
Are these revenue estimations given out by the platform realistic? If the revenue numbers are right, I'm strongly considering opening my own Youtube channel. Edit: And if the numbe…
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Comment #38118383
Schneider (Amstrad) CPC 464 manual: https://archive.org/details/schneider-cpc-464-bedienungs-han... Especially chapter 5 with all the nice graphics commands.
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Comment #37608642
If you can sneak a tag into the ticket system, you likely can sneak a in or tag as well... I'm sure input sanitization was already a thing preached back then but ignored by many we…
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Comment #37498531
It's advantageous to use different brands to protect e.g. against firmware bugs. You also might want to check https://www.backblaze.com/blog/backblaze-drive-stats-for-q2-...
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Comment #37488258
Previously, I used https://freefilesync.org/ to sync my digital life to external USB storage (now I use an equivalent script that's even more hands-free). I recommend two drives (o…