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4 months agoA healthy “fuck it, i don’t care” attitude goes a long way for me at least.
That, or “I don’t get paid enough to care, fuck em”
:-)
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9·4 months agoi find it remarkable that people still use it
I share your view as a swede. most people in the country do, i think
Cycling, mountain biking. Nature and me and myself. Everything else is just to support this habit.
“Started as”
Yeah, no. Yes Xenix was a thing but it would be incorrect to say that it ever was their main product.
I don’t think anyone has ever hinted on that NT has a unix code base except for some “borrowed” networking code from bsd.
Yep it’s pretty nifty. Been running it for a few years. Nothing too advanced, just for myself to keep contacts and calendar under my control.
pam authentication and behind nginx.
Yeah currently binging it on Netflix. Library intro.
Wow… why would HBO geoblock a fucking INTRO?
A letter in the alphabet.
And when everyone is doing it it’s much easier to do…
Rinse & repeat
Aruba faired ok, no? as did Nimble. Granted i’ve not had any HPE contact for a few years now.
If it’s cool (as this is), then yes. It’s needed :-)
6·6 months agoNone of the images in your post loads for me fyi using Voyager
One big technical reason for this was actually the file system. Back when phones came with various types of sd-card support, they only had a few gigs of storage. fat32 was enough and was supported everywhere. But fat32 had some file system limitations and when sd-card sizes grew over 4gb there were comparability issues since windows was limited to fat32 and ntfs. I can imagine the support hell when a user couldn’t mount the sd card containing photos on his or her computer.
curious, ransomware insurance or what’s the product?
123·7 months agoWhy not just swipe left or right?
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Oh the irony. Paywalls are a big reason for disinformation.
A late friend joined our IRC channel a few years ago. It was quite upsetting at first, before realising it was a member of his family starting up his computer.
RIP elf.