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This would be a fascinating Code Golf challenge.

That $10k was probably the limit for their work, not someone else’s stolen time.

Script kiddies bust their butts phishing and installing black market ransomware. This Whitney fellow is probably sitting in his office somewhere expecting people to just throw $100k (per month!) at him. ;-)

I believe it's now well into the realm of genericization.[1] Xerox lost a major lawsuit relatedly, iirc.

[1] e.g, https://www.consumerreports.org/consumerist/15-product-trade...

No one has pointed out that the AI companies are being sued for 'stealing' vast troves of copyrighted data, and the case is still in progress.

If the police departments are complicit, then does copyright stand to lose de facto as AI will only be increasingly implemented while the case slogs through the courts?

My favorite part is when you search for a local file, but it fails because it can't connect to the internet.

With AI we can expect full disinformation posts with supporting conversations.

This would be good opportunity to test out BSDs or Illumos variants, as well.

At the Toys-R-Us in Antarctica, kids really don't grow up!

"I don't wanna grow up, I'm a Toys-R-Us kid..."

Thank you, that context was illuminating.

"Here lies a nearly-complete archive of Whole Earth publications, a series of journals and magazines descended from the Whole Earth Catalog, published by Stewart Brand and the POINT Foundation between 1970 and 2002."

Execute the function correctly, or the Princess will have you executed.

Virt-Manager does allow you to edit the xml config file by hand from within the interface. So, yes you can use ipv6; but no, it's not a convenient point and click gui interaction.

I'd be curious to hear the specific reasoning behind it.

Is it just me? His posts always begin with an interesting technical anecdote and then veer off into boring propaganda with sullies the reputability. It's an intellectual let-down.

Being a pro means you can fix anything you break - preferably before anyone noticies

AI can probably fix that in the near future.

Qubes does allow creating a VM for just about any program or service. But, in my experience, it suffers from latency. So, while fine for web browsing, it wasn't too keen on playing videos. YMMV of course, but Adobe products are already hogs without the emu layer.

We're still finding roman coins in the UK, that should be enough physical evidence against the idea. But, I imagine salt would be useful for bartering with some of the "barbari" the soldiers encountered.

Nah, that sort of regulation hurts innovation. /ˢ

...a textbook oxymoron?

Just marvel at how much data/metadata they get from that little trick when multiplied by millions users.

People keep saying they need a light and fast distro - no systemd, no glibc - but it breaks a lot of other software. So, you need to be prepared to patch a lot of stuff, and build packages from source.

Personally, I would love more of them to consider FreeBSD. It's got all of those features, a linux compatibility layer if necessary, a more permissive license, etc. I'd just love to see a lot more developers helping over there.

Page was probably designed for Netscape Navigator 4.

Save a lot of time and space by doing an rm -rf first

And to add to that, these companies hide addictive processed sugars and additives in such you that can be psychologically if not physically dependent on things without realizing it.

Expecting everyone to just give up meat and bread for rice and beans is nonsense. And eating too many calories is unhealthy, but who are you to decide. You're blaming the victim.

NVIDIA on FreeBSD is better than ever, but Wayland is broken, still, if my failed attempts are a fair measure.

NVIDIA would rather bring open source to Antarctica than Linux.

Software updates discontinued after twelve months.

New hardware required for modest <insert basic feature> improvement.

The parentheses would appear to antagonize the humours.