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Comment Not enough for Win10 indeed (Score 1) 200

I bought an ASUS netbook with 2GB RAM and 32 GB SSD a few years ago. I can confirm that it's not enough even for Windows 10 alone which will fail to do any major updates because there's just not enough disk space. The trick with the external USB drive for temporary space failed spectacularly and I was unable to salvage the windows installation. Since then I run it with Debian and that is very okay with the disk space. Only the 2GB RAM are sometimes a bit annoying. $140 for a netbook is quite a good deal if you are willing to run Linux.
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Debian Gets FreeBSD Kernel Support 425

mu22le writes "Today Debian gets one step closer to really becoming 'the universal operating system' by adding two architectures based on the FreeBSD kernel to the unstable archive. This does not mean that the Debian project is ditching the Linux kernel; Debian users will be able to choose which kernel they want to install (at least on on the i386 and amd64 architectures) and get more or less the same Debian operating system they are used to. This makes Debian the first distribution, and probably the first large OS, to support two completely different kernels at the same time."

Comment SImple: No need to (Score 1) 616

Does anyone seriously believe that this nuclear waste will still be around in 10'000 years? Or even 1'000 years? It wouldn't even surprise me if that problem is gone already in 100 years or even less. If you look at the development of science in the past 100 years, I am really very confident that in 100 years, we will have tons of fancy uses for that nuclear waste; and if we don't, we'll have tons of fancy ways to make it harmless or to get rid of it. It's also a mistake to believe that any human can make any useful thoughts about the future civilisation of in 10'000 years. Don't bother trying, you're not that smart, sorry. The future is more than capable of handling this.

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