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by 20after4 11mo ago
Installed it and out of the box this is the best new TUI editor I've tried, probably ever. There are so many great editors out there but I've never been a fan of modal editing, despite recognizing it's incredible power. My
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by 20after4 11mo ago
Huge DCs and Power Generation might be useful, long-lasting infrastructure, however, the racks full of GPUs and TPUs will depreciate rather quickly.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
I just use vanilla debian and Steam works great. Just set it to launch steam on login and set your system to auto-login, that should get you most of the way.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
Continue to live in fantasy land and ignore what's happening at your peril.
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by 20after4 11mo ago
Mesh networks don't really scale to continent size and there really isn't a lot of free/unlicensed spectrum to work with, it's already really crowded. WISPs do a lot with what they have to work with but it's still n
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by 20after4 11mo ago
> Bush and his team spent endless amounts of time briefing Congress and the public on their justifications for the Iraq war Correction: they spent endless amounts of time lying to congress and the UN about their concocted, pretextual jus
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by 20after4 1y ago
This much shorter video shows some actual interaction with agents: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf_3G_WCmdI
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by 20after4 1y ago
There is a whole lot of evidence that they have been violating the laws, not just suddenly enforcing them. Maybe start here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uleKvJ5Xsw8
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by 20after4 1y ago
In this case you're detained indefinitely and not likely to see a judge for several months at best. If you ever see the light of day again.
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by 20after4 1y ago
That assumes a lot of good faith from the current administration which I am certain that they have not earned. They have repeatedly violated the normal procedures, ignored court orders and even lied to judges. They obviously have contempt f
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by 20after4 1y ago
That's way too simplistic. When a tariff raises the price of competition, everyone else raises their prices too. It just increases costs to consumers, and raises government revenues.
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by 20after4 1y ago
And mass incarceration.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Well written bash will run anywhere. Amateur bash will only run on the version of Mac OS it was written on, and even then only after the correct collection of random homebrew packages installed has been installed.
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by 20after4 1y ago
I think that the point is this: You could literally use a telnet client to talk to all of those servers and it was considered a good thing, maybe even an essential feature. So protocol design was somehow influenced by the need to be fully p
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by 20after4 1y ago
Excel is probably more critical to Microsoft's success than anything else they've ever done.
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by 20after4 1y ago
It seems to me that, for the most part, it was warranted enthusiasm. Wi-Fi has lived up to most of the wildest predictions and probably achieved even greater adoption than anyone could have imagined back in the early days.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Brawndo: it's got what plant's crave.
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by 20after4 1y ago
People also mistakenly believe that the purpose of the police is to fight crime.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Obviously some very powerful and motivated people disagree with you about what the government ought to be doing. Sadly I think there are more highly motivated, extremely selfish and destructive people than there are people who are capable a
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by 20after4 1y ago
The tarrifs are pretty big, depending on the country (for china, they are huge) and inflation is also pretty high. Things are only going to get worse with the current administration intent on tanking anything that remains of our economy. W
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by 20after4 1y ago
Photo prints will yellow over time, a lot. You have to choose paper and storage environment carefully if you want them to last. Hard drives are probably better than paper as long as the power grid is powered and there are still computers
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by 20after4 1y ago
Offline data storage is a good option for files you don't need to access constantly. A hard drive sitting on a shelf in a good environment (not much humidity, reasonable temperature, not a lot of vibration) will last a very very long
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by 20after4 1y ago
I've bought a lot of WD drives over the years and my experience is they used to last 3 years (back when there was a 3 year warranty) and die right after the warranty expired. I think western digital does a very good job making their d
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by 20after4 1y ago
Many years ago I had the same thing happen - actually came in the phone line, fried my modem and everything connected to the motherboard. More recently I had lightning strike a security camera - took out everything connected to the same ne
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by 20after4 1y ago
Good point about Python. Python is so hit or miss on every platform and it's kind of difficult to distribute any complex python app unless you distribute your own python build along with it. Otherwise you have multiple levels of depen
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by 20after4 1y ago
I can't speak to rust but I think the reason you see CLI tools and Servers written in GO is simply because that is where the language really shines. I don't think it would be very much fun to develop a desktop GUI app in GO. Go is
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by 20after4 1y ago
11 is a great age to start learning Unix. Edit: I know Mac OS X is a Unix and Linux is technically a clone, however, of the two, Linux & GNU is a much better environment to learn in.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Boeing doesn't exactly have the best reputation.
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by 20after4 1y ago
Apparently so since I got downvoted?
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by 20after4 1y ago
Wow, that is a level of DGAF I haven't encountered before in production. No wonder data breaches are so common with that kind of YOLO security practices.

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