thatannoyingguy

I don't want to be one of those people, but: Woohoo, our tiny country has been mentioned on the Internet!

Wow that is more than double the retail price. You usually find them new for $1300. Alternatively, you could look into a used GPD Win 2 (Released End of 2018). In my area, I find them for €350 used.

The Pandora was renamed to Pyra I think. But the solution you are looking for could be the GPD WIN Max 2. it checks all your boxes.

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Not to be confused with the Computer Incident Response Center Luxembourg: https://circl.lu/

That's awesome! I also wanted to combine Ghidra and GPT3, but I was unsure about its capabilities to explain code. I made a plugin where you highlight part of the listing view and it explains what is going on with the help of ChatGPT. Link for the curious: https://github.com/SourceDiver42/Ghidra-ChatGPT

I was surprised that there is a TLD for sàrl, given that it is only used in some french-speaking countries. Interesting.

I don't know if you found the program for your family tree or if you inferred that from the filename, but you could try this one: Sierra Generations Family Tree, which uses the CHT format. Do you recall using that piece of software?

I got my first certification at the age of 15. It is truly amazing what young people can achieve nowadays, as long as they are surrounded with the right people and technologies. I read something some time ago, where a 13-year-old built a fusion reactor in his home.

In my country (Luxembourg) is only one place where you can take the courses. That place is in the south of the country and the courses are held in the evening. Their schedule is impossible to combine it with public transportation and their sessions/courses are only done once per year, meaning that I'd have to wait an entire year to be able to apply to their courses. As a young person, it is nearly inpossible to participate without relying on somebody with a car or living somewhere closer.

They should clarify in the title that they are about the WSL filesystems and not the filesystems you use on your daily Linux distribution like ext4 for instance.

I was about to get myself an Apple II but I couldn't decide which model and in the end I got myself a C128D which I am restoring at the moment. The Apple II is still on my wishlist.

Yeah I was about to write that as well.

This reminds me of "suicide linux" (available as a deb and docker image). If you type a typo in a command, it gets converted to rm -rf /

Having the car on a sled means no wear on the tyres. Furthermore the sled is specifically designed for the rails and acts as a guide for the car, which is more reliable than having the autopilot cruise through the tunnel with the danger of the user being able to disable the AP and blick the tunnel. The sled therefore makes the Tesla some sort of a bumper car without making any damage.

But there are people who are constantly downloading the let's plays of those youtubers, so there will nearly alway be a copy of a video if it isn't on youtube and it might end up on archive.org later on

"I am not arguing that you should serve an extra couple of MB on every webpage (although modern sites are so bloated it probably doesn't matter...) - but perhaps you should bundle it with your webview apps." The author already mentions the idea that it should be bundled with webview apps which also refers to browsers. A browser plugin could be a good starting point until the patched browsers are released.