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wazoox
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About wazoox
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Comment #49094678
I won't easily pardon the US and Israel for making me pine for Iran.
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Comment #49045742
In France, where we have relatively cheap and clean energy, they plan to build GW DCs with GWs setups of diesel backup generators. When these will run, the pollution will be stagge…
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Comment #48976729
ifconfig is still the standard on *BSD, MacOS and other Unixen. Plus its output is more readable on Linux than ip IMO, because it adds a blank line between interfaces.
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Comment #48975579
In case it can help, you don't need to install Microsoft authenticator. FreeOTP+, Aegis etc will do just as well.
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Comment #48969087
Annoyingly many useful tools like the "Page Assist" browser extension or "Murmure" are plug-and-play only with Ollama...
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Comment #48962602
There is no autocompletion, that's not realist. I never type "apt-get install nginx" I type "apt-g ins ngi "
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Comment #48956318
Being too poor to buy professional software, with Rodney Zack's book in hand I wrote myself a Z80 assembly in MSX BASIC in 1986/87 :) That was my first tough programming stint ever…
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Comment #48956294
I think Slackware would have been a good fit, and much easier to install :)
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Comment #48933458
I have one (ANKER IIRC?) that looks very much like this, but with two-position buttons that actually cut power, and USB3.0 level connection on all ports I tried. Also comes with th…
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Comment #48920788
In the 90s, at SGI (at least in France) they had Macs as workstations for tasks that didn't require or weren't compatible with an expensive SGI computer (like running MS Office or …
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Comment #48818282
In Aliens (the second episode), the automatic cannons are controlled by a pair of Grid Compass.
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Comment #48807644
Actually were a prop in Aliens :)
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Comment #48807291
In Stefan Wul's SF novel "Nyourk", octopi evolve to become the Earth's dominant species, which was quite prescient back in 1957, when almost nobody knew octopi to be intelligent. :…
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Comment #48759201
I miss nntp newsgroups :)
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Comment #48758030
I've already disabled Play Protect ages ago because it kept removing apps I had installed through F-Droid. Actually, I almost only install apps via F-Droid. I wonder if the ADV wil…
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Comment #48748620
The process is as follows : 1° the wasp digs a hole in soft ground 2° it paralyses a caterpillar (some other species use different worms, or beetles, as their victims; but each spe…
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Comment #48745091
There are many such mysterious mysteries in evolution. Some wasps paralyse a caterpillar of a particular species by stinging it very precisely in its nervous centres, then carries …
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Comment #48642145
Please explain how we run AC to avoid our forests burning, agricultural fields and orchards from drying, and the Mediterranean ecosystem from collapsing. We must stop using fossil …
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Comment #48609182
For more serious information, in my work PC I have a cache SSD which is a 2009 Intel 32GB, it got more than 46 TB of writes over 67000 hours of uptime, and is still working fine.
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Comment #48608029
81500 for me, but I'm French, and I've often remarked that supposedly "hard words" are just quite ordinary french words.
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Comment #48608019
Hypo is Greek too, not Latin "small" for a latin radical would be "mini" (from "minus") like in miniature, minuscule, etc.
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Comment #48599312
Yep. I removed the last Windows98SE partition from my PC in 2003. Never looked back.
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Comment #48598641
In Europe it's strictly forbidden to wear headphones under the helmet. In case of a fall the in-ear device could cause grave injuries. Wearing a recent helmet and protective gloves…
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Comment #48597164
My handle and real name give more or less correct results with a 220-243 score (whatever that means). Gemini insists on me working in sound engineering, something I did in the 90s,…
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Comment #48591187
Typical EU corrupt bureaucracy at work.