cd /usr/ports/graphics/Imagemagick6
make
make install
/lib/ImageMagick-6.9.13/modules-Q16/coders/wmf.so:No such file or directory
*** Error code 1
This happens inside a chroot dir that builds +500 ports. I have no idea what I'm missing. The...
You sure about that? Maybe some new kid in town wants to make a name for himself and there is a new square wheel, more square than the previous ones, next year or next month. I, personally, don't trust them. YMMV.
I've opi5max, it does well what I bought it for - tier1 storage for my home lab (Linux though). Without Joshua's extensive work it would have been powerful, yet useless piece of HW.
I'm afraid this is also true for this new HW. Their forums is...
Is there such a thing as a front end for graphics/p5-Image-ExifTool?
The man page looks pretty extensive but I'm only interested in a few of the options which a front end might easily provide for me.
Without antenna and transmitter, only on very short range. That's no real tap.
And what's in the RF signal? You can't put a lot in it without needing a analog-digital-analog conversion without the owner noticing anything. A 2 amp PSU isn't going...
Does a proof of concept exist? There's no transmitter. I also nave never heard of 2 SBC's communicating via flux field signals of components or something like that. That's real paranoid. :cool:
A comment from the commit thread: "I am not using copilot, I have "chat.disableAIFeatures" and co-authored by copilot still gets inserted into commits."
Supposedly, scaling them up led to a huge increase in their usefulness. That improvement seems to have plateaued at GPT-5, and the gains now are incremental.
But consider I got all of the above from a Youtube video by an infamous AI skeptic. I'm...
No offence was intendet.
What I could imagine, this was meant as a poison pill for changes in licences, for the fear of licences including a "No AI training" clause. When you want to re-licence something under that, you need to get the OK from...
After a few reboots it stopped happening. I am confused. Didnt touch the server, it just stopped, will se with next cycle iteration.
Anyway, ifconfig said interface doesnt exist, kernel module was still loaded, nothing special in dmesg except...
Basically you are looking for interface UP/DOWN messages or maybe something DHCP related.
You can check the interfaces interrupts easily: vmstat -i
Personally my first check would be PCI-E devices. Make sure it is "em" interface and nothing...
xterm is intended to remain quite spartan on interface features so doesn't have tabs.
Two options that I can think of:
Run tmux or screen inside the terminal for multiple shells.
Take advantage of the flexibility of X11 and the xembed protocol...
xterm is intended to remain quite spartan on interface features so doesn't have tabs.
Two options that I can think of:
Run tmux or screen inside the terminal for multiple shells.
Take advantage of the flexibility of X11 and the xembed protocol...
I mean I see why this is happening, the authors of the programs don't care about Unix, only a small piece of it.
Both MS and Apple and, since recent times, Red Hat and Canonical only want first-tier access to FOSS devtools.
The reason why OSX...
And what about the commits already done? They fixed nothing, they stopped doing the thing that got people enraged. What they did is they stopped to widdle from the high board into the public pool. And, as cracauer@ pointed out, they seem to plan...
mer doul - it is even more evil. When I look at this comment, the deed is done after you wrote your own commit message. Otherwise, the WYSIWYG part would make no sense.
If you run a non-transparent system that takes control like Windows, it can do what it wants anyway. That doesn't take spy hardware.
But show me any SBC doing spy activities outside of the installed OS, implemented in hardware. It really needs...
The funny thing is that homebrew seems to do all of this for nothing. When running in kitty I see nothing that any old TUI app does with no problems on any old terminal.
How is that supposed to work? It can only communicate with ethernet. Everybody would notice unknown data going to somewhere online.
The SBC industry is disappointing because they all stick to the monolithic architecture. In a fair world they...
Wasn't that the case without AI already? I never used VS code. Thought it was an online thing that owns everything you make with it. Has it ever been a good idea?
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