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tifkap

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    Comment #47679127

    Correct. any nuclear power plant would take forever to build, and be to late to help. Meanwhile electric cars are here *now*, and solar + wind + batteries are not only much faster …

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    Comment #47675748

    I still use sc (apt install sc) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sc_(spreadsheet_calculator) >

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    Comment #47631945

    Ascii art porn was easy. It was a drag to download a image, because those files were so big. Downloading a .mp3 file was frought with danger, because those file were a whopping 2mb…

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    Comment #46059302

    CAR-T-cell therapy might help in the future: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2024/11/lupus-car...

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    Comment #44960197

    This is most likely an attempt to connect to a webserver on your own device to collect data and/or do tracking. Remember back in June when Facebook/meta got caught tracking users t…

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    Comment #43674797

    On windows it is still my go-to filemanager (although double commander does the same)

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    Comment #43674784

    vi(m), sc (the spreatsheet), awk, Perl (for quick oneliners), mutt, grep, tcpdump

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    Comment #43158855

    Because it can already export to CSV/TSV and exporting to json has no direct added value? Note that Excel and Google Sheet can also not export to sc (spreadsheet calculator), to Du…

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    Comment #43158748

    s/MySQL/MariaDB/ * It works out of the box, and continues to work with no (or only minimal) tuning (no vacuum, etc) * Scaling up through replication is straightforward * Every tech…

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    Comment #34812947

    I always disliked that saying, because i'm never in it for the money. Money often follows, through paths I could not imagine when starting the adventure, but it was never the goal.…

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    Comment #34812824

    "Trust, but verify" Used mostly in bookkeeping and nucleair monitoring, but very usefull outside it as well.

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    Comment #34812592

    Don't take life too seriously. You'll never get out of it alive anyway. In other words: relax, experiment, take a change on new or weird things, and don;t believe that the thing yo…

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    Comment #31145112

    Not low latency, but onion-adresses/services are actually ideal for this. You only need to know the onion adress, to know that you connect to the correct node. * encrypted * automa…

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    Comment #29219504

    A ABI is the low-level implementation of any programming interface, no matter if it uses interrupts (0x80), sysenter, or long jump to code that the OS put there, etc, etc.. It is t…

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    Comment #29219469

    ABI is what you use when a Papa process and a Mama kernel love each other very much.

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    Comment #28106413

    It's not a thing anymore, for two reasons: 1, It used to be that the only 'real' domain name was .com. Nowadays this artificial scarecity is over. If you want to launch a service a…

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    Comment #28106358

    They are next to the sea. Flushing with salt water, and membrame based desalination for potable water?

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    Comment #24309570

    But these can and will be fixed (by banks, the legal system, etc)

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    Comment #23220925

    I'm using one (a Nokia flipphone). It's quite impressive considering its limited hardware. It has thetering, google maps, a browser, etc (the first 2 were hard requirements). My de…

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