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I haven't used GMail in years, but if it's the same search that runs google.com I'm not surprised it doesn't find anything. I've already talked at length on how Google Search has gotten progressively bad over the pa
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Mouse support isn't enabled by default, on any terminal. You need set mouse=a
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5y ago
In my experience, it works beautifully on HN. It's not censoring, it's giving everyone a timeout and a chance to walk away from the keyboard.
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> Lots of companies run large scale services without k8s. Lots more do so using k8s. The question is "is it worth learning it?" And the answer is yes. It's not wasted time or energy to learn the most popular and du-jour or
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Any decent network stack supports mDNS and you don't need to enter an ip address to access your gateway or any other hosts in your lan. I don't even know what's my workstation's IPv4 address. I just connect to desktop.lo
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I didn't know that, but it makes a lot of sense.
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Your probability estimate is off by a dozen orders of magnitude. As a back of the napkin estimate, an iPhone with 8GB has 64 billion bits that can be flipped. One bit flip per week per user would already be extremely bad, as it would mean o
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5y ago
Yes, bit flips are quite rare already, in the grand scale of things. So a bit flip that causes that specific behaviour is exponentially rarer. And you have to prove that there actually is one bit that, when changed, causes faces to be repla
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The probability of a bit flip enabling the leaf-replacer logic instead of causing a weird heisenbug and just crashing the camera app is astronomically low.
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Gentoo is quite niche nowadays, I don't think it's getting many new users, I see it mentioned by old time users, rather than people that have just switched to it. In fact, in 21 years of using Linux I've never played with Gen
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distrobox: Use any Linux distribution inside your terminal
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Good luck buying meat or vegetables in a supermarket which isn't wrapped in plastic.
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The Venn diagram of NFT investors and Bitcoin enthusiasts is almost a circle.
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The blockchain itself is nothing bad or wrong, it's an interesting piece of technology in fact. The issue is that the current valuation of the whole crypto market is based on future, hopeful and unrealised potential, based on shaky fou
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Faster Zombies to Steam Deck: The History of Valve and Linux Gaming
(gamingonlinux.com)
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What to expect for Fedora Workstation in 2022
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That's a fascinating link, but my materialistic understanding is that the brain is an analogue signal processor, and tries to pattern match incoming signals to known experiences. In this case the input activates the "there is some
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This is fantastic, thanks for linking it! Yes like GP I haven't played this game in more than 2 decades but the movements are still etched into my memory, and how brutal the difficulty is. I used to love two games at the time, this and
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Are you actually trying to to say you think that you know me better than myself, and my suffering is bullshit? Holy shit dude, I'm not the only one that needs to re-evaluate their life. There's being stubborn and there's bein
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I've spent all my adulthood thinking I'm lazy and something is wrong with me and I need to work harder at it. I can't be bothered to tell all my life story right now, but look into ADHD. It's been a revelation the moment
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That is theorised to happen to anybody, not just autistic people, and might be the cause of the IBS epidemic and so many people diagnosing themselves as gluten intolerant even if they're not full blown coeliac.
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Please educate yourself. I was as ignorant as you on this topic, then, guess what, I found I actually have it myself and it's explained a lot of the suffering in my life. I am based in Europe FWIW. EDIT: yikes, given the rest of your c
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My ability to skim read has worked wonders for my career. I can't sit and read an article or book from top to bottom, but I estimate I consume 10x as much information daily than the average person. It's a blessing and a curse.
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Edit: should be periapsis and apoapsis instead of perihelion and aphelion
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From my limited understanding of orbital mechanics from playing Kerbal Space Program, the furthest point of the orbit (aphelion) is where you reach minimum velocity. So to leave the Earth, you accelerate a lot (the so called burn) so that y
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Instant economic armageddon was just a rare possibility, but the impact on the economy is going to be felt over the next 2 decades, and it will be, in the Remainers' point of view, armageddon-sized but diluted over many years.
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> like the feeling that they were being swamped by people who spoke a different langauge, that were crowding their schools and health service That's the most ignorant of excuses. Do these people think we come to UK to get benefits a
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I don't know. In my experience the people hating foreigners are those that live as far away from immigrants as possible. If you live in the big city and see that Europeans, Chinese and Arabs eat, shit and look exactly like you, you
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As a European living in UK that's the saddest thing, that feeling of 52% of the British people saying "we don't like you coming here for our jobs" but then you have people that have voted for Brexit to, and I quote, &quo
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They used taxpayers money to build the thing, which means they've left aside just enough for a barebones show, and hopefully every last dime has been invested in the project, and that is exactly how it should be. If you spend more on m
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