BlueKey

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[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 15 points 1 week ago

Hmm, rather it is the inverse (or reverse?). Hitting a deer with a car breaks both. So a deer hitting a car repairs both.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 6 points 1 week ago

Bei solchen Themen stell ich mir da immer vor, den Politiker an dem Krawattenansatz zu packen und mit jedem Wort der folgenden Sätze eine Ohrfeige zu geben (immer abwechselnde Seite):
"Hört endlich auf die Wirtschaft so zu fördern bei Vernachlässigung der Bevölkerung. Ne große Wirtschaft nützt auch nichts, wenn sich kaum jemand mehr ihre Produkte leisten kann."

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 6 points 1 week ago

Noch 363 solche Posts und wir haben deinen Geburtstag.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 13 points 1 week ago (1 children)

The mages of Electrical Engineering reseach the tools and formulars to control the magic. The mages of Hardware Engineering develop under great effort the sigils and rituals of how the rocks must be processed. The Warlocks of the CPU use the near infinit possibilities of algorithms and the power of the evolved rocks to create worlds nobody could ever have imagined (in exchange for the ability to go outside).

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 10 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Hey, this follows a strict logic. In young marriages they also don't have to make decisions; they are made for them.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 10 points 2 weeks ago (6 children)

This is a thing in all KDE distros I know. Once Discover downloaded them, they will be installed on next shutdown / reboot.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 6 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

I think AOSP will stay open source for quite a while, so the forks can continue. What Google removed was access to the drivers for Pixels, which makes development for new phones or driver updates much harder.
So I think the custom ROMs will take more time for updates or some might even ask for money to use their ROMs (which is fair in my opinion).

If the ROM ecosystem happen to die down, then my next step would be to get a open souce / hardware centered phone and install a mobile Linux distro.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 31 points 1 month ago (2 children)

I read the first two sentences with an image of Clippy in my head.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 1 points 1 month ago

That's the motto of Natural Killercells.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 0 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Jetzt noch Debian mit Fedora ersetzen, dann haben wir eine gute Representation.

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 17 points 1 month ago

Und wegen Leuten wie dir kommt in Deutschland die Digitalisierung nie voran.
/s

[–] BlueKey@fedia.io 12 points 2 months ago

How about a programm which screams "aaaaaaa" after you unlock your screen. Barely hearable at first and it gets louder with every minute. People who don't know how to remove it would have to lock and unlock their screens every 5 minutes or so.

 

It is astonishing how nature invented electrical motors with gearshift way before humans did.

 

Posting this as I find it astonishing how nature invented electrical motors with gearshift way before humans did.

 
 

I have a .Net Core (ver 8.0) multiproject solution which uses a native library on linux (.so).

When I start the project with debugger on, the program exits with code 0 and without any messages when hitting the line which loads the library.
Without the debugger, it runs without issues.

So does somebody know how I can get debugging to work?

 

U-Prove seems to me to be pretty close to a perfect auth system. It is possible to disclose only specific attributes and every prove is unlinkable (given no unique attribute is disclosed). Also it supports generating an unique, identity-linked ID per domain.

So I wonder why this technology is not used anywhere I know of?

 

Lets say I'm in a city and want to buy a specific item or a specific category of items.
It would be nice if there is a website which lists all the items (or at least their more granular categories) of all the local shops in my area.

To be clear, I don't mean an onlineshop; I still want to go there physically. Just something like of a catalogue for all shops in a specific area.

 
 

I'm entertaining the thought to write my backups onto tape storage. So my questiont to this community is: does someone know where (if any) to get cheap and simple (my requirements are "just writes & reads the data and is usable with a Linux machine") used tape drives?

Thanks for any hints.

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