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floquant

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  • How to diagnose a complete system freeze (no REISUB, no mouse/kb, have to hard reset)?

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  • The Caps Lock LED being unresponsive is a good indicator the CPU is locked up hard. USB keyboards don't send interrupts like PS/2 so the bar for operation is slightly higher, but it still signals something is very wrong with the system

  • How to diagnose a complete system freeze (no REISUB, no mouse/kb, have to hard reset)?

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  • Does your machine have a PS/2 port by chance? That should give you magic keys when USB keyboards won't.

    Does the previous boot log show normal or error lines when it happens?

  • Pokemon tree of life

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  • This is cool, but why the hell is it published by the straits times? Lol

  • this command saves lives

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  • A thing as in a meme, yeah

  • Manjaro 2.0 Manifesto

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  • What do you see as its advantage(s) over other Arch derivatives?

  • Firefox's beta feature "Smart Window" shared browsing and search history to AI models without prompting

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  • I'm willing to give them a pass since this was a development build and while someone probably should've thought of it, it's the kind of bug that can happen. If this was the public release it would be a lot more outrageous.

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  • Is this a Boltzmann brain in a universe where only Doom exists?

  • Protect myself from my ISP?

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  • Yes, but support changes depending on your router. Not many in the consumer market support it, but you can run OpenWRT on either a supported router or a Linux box with at least two interfaces - a usb adapter works if you're on a budget, and ethernet+WiFi also counts. I would suggest looking into VPN providers that support Wireguard, as that's in my experience both faster and more reliable than OpenVPN.

    For commercial alternatives you can just buy and import a wireguard conf file into, I know MikroTik routers support it and I believe GL.iNet does too. I'm pretty sure there are more, hopefully people can contribute their experiences.

    I wouldn't recommend TOR for this usecase btw, you'd be adding a lot of latency when you don't need the additional anonymity layer.

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  • Rule 35

  • What survival myth is completely wrong and can get you killed?

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  • Also, "concentrating it" makes it sound like you're making it worse, but the total amount (mass/moles) stays the same.

    Plus if you build a simple condensation setup, boil the whole thing and drink the condensed steam, you're also getting rid of 99%* of those heavy, inorganic impurities

    *out-of-my-ass number

  • might be a form of Jevons Paradox

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  • Set swappiness to 5 or something similar, or disable swap altogether unless you're regularly getting close to max usage

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    TIL: The United States Has 10x More Serial Killers Than Any Other Country on Earth

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  • Press Freedom and democracy indices

  • nothing to see here

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  • Someone's grumpy. You should lossen up

  • nothing to see here

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  • It has layers, like apples

  • nothing to see here

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  • I lost, you lost, we loss

  • Trump names Erika Kirk to key advisory board of US Air Force Academy

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  • DEI = nepotism? Are you a Republican?

  • UK eyes sweeping powers to regulate tech

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  • Regulating tech companies, not tech users right?

    ...right?

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    Falling for CIA propaganda in 2026 is a skill issue 😬

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  • A government-organized non-governmental organization

    The US continues to be the land of oxymorons

  • Promoting your API tool - Guide for founders on Reddit

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  • Yeah but we're talking about API tools, not web browsers. People are using postman to see JSON, XML, or whatever horrible format the devs on the other side chose to use, not to render HTML graphically. If you query an HTML page using curl, you should get the HTML back, I don't see what's the problem