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  • was middle school mostly good or bad for you?

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  • @TheLeadenSea @therealverobiscuit Let's just say that's when I learned that any problems from a lack of SEN funding can be solved by punching teachers to the ground.

  • Gun nuts of the fediverse. Do any guns use two magazines at once?

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  • @HubertManne Nazi Germany tried it with a version of the MP 40, didn't work due to putting too much weight towards the front and the mechanism constantly jamming.

    What what you can find in the modern era are shotguns with multiple tube mags, although that's more for being able to have a mixture of shot and slugs. On a similar line is the STK 50MG which takes two belts, again to allow quick switching between standard and armour-piercing rounds. There's also dual purpose weapons like the Ares Shrike which can be used as either a mag fed rifle or belt fed machine gun.

  • Syncing notes across computers from central server?

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  • @ZkhqrD5o Why would you do something as convoluted as that over the sync feature within Joplin? WebDAV would be the most suitable option, either the standalone app or as part of a full nextcloud install.

  • GPG Key Managing

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  • @Zenlix A hardware solution is the best route, Yubikey and/or smartcard.

  • From 2028: EU expands USB-C mandate to chargers

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  • @Powderhorn Making all cables 240W isn't going to be possible. They need both thicker conductors for higher amperage (3A vs 5A), and thicker insulation for higher voltage (20V vs 48V). Those can get quite unwieldy compared to standard cables.

    I have a power bank that's rated for 120W, but the built-in retractable cable is only 60W. The mechanism for anything else would be either comically large or have a uselessly short cable.

  • LUKS decrypt at boot over SSH?

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  • LUKS decrypt at boot over SSH?

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  • @clif Not a remote option but you can use a FIDO2 device (e.g. yubikey) as an LUKS key, then you would just need to plug it in and hit the button.

  • why do some people want to live?

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    Is there a CLI Tor HTTP client, like curl/wget but routed over the Tor network?

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  • @communism Just use curl and wget with the torsocks wrapper.

  • Oh the humanity!

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  • @LadyButterfly Not just the waiters. The manager at the local McDonald's is like that, especially now asking if we've won anything on monopoly.

  • I really dont...

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  • @NaibofTabr @Blemgo KeePass solves the problem of existing long before any of the networked one. Back in 2003 most people didn't even have multiple devices to keep in sync, or if they did they kept the database file on a floppy disk.

  • Ubuntu 25.10's Rust Coreutils Transition Has Uncovered Performance Shortcomings

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  • @Strit @rezad Memory and thread safe yes. Performance was more roughly equal, could be faster or slower depending on use case.

  • Do you trust reuters as a news source?

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  • @glowinghans That boils down to the problem of making advertising blend in with real articles, rather than any bias within those. Still a big issue, but not to point of discrediting everything else.

  • Do you trust reuters as a news source?

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  • @glowinghans Very, the entire business model of them and the other agencies is to provide the basic facts for their customer newspapers to apply their own spin and bias to.

  • Karate or Tae Kwon Do for kids?

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  • @WeAreAllOne Taekwondo is a core Olympic sport while Karate has only appeared once, so there's the motivational factor of seeing top level competition being televised.

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  • @JackBurton Distros within the same "family" (e.g. Debian, Ubuntu, Mint) are mostly the same with only small differences between them, while the different families have wildly different approaches to various things.

  • [PSA] Malware distributed on the AUR

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  • What old technology are you surprised is still in use today?

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  • @xia @TheImpressiveX Not steam engine, but an entire network of pipes carrying steam into buildings for heating.

  • What hardware does not support Linux?

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  • @9488fcea02a9 @sxan Almost all printers work now, since they have to support IPP Anywhere to be useable by phones