Hello71

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by Hello71 4y ago
what percentage of the money actually goes to the volunteers?
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by Hello71 4y ago
according to https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/09/examining-btrfs-linu... , btrfs devs say you should not add degraded to fstab, and doing so can easily result in data loss.
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by Hello71 4y ago
termux doesn't use most of the system libraries that are likely to be remotely exploitable, e.g. openssl and webview. the remaining unupdatable weakness is the kernel, but it's pretty unlikely to have a TCP RCE or something like t
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by Hello71 4y ago
after reading a reddit thread a few months ago about why forks are better than chopsticks, I realized that food and the utensils used to eat it are actually highly culturally intertwined. for example, a key argument in favor of forks was th
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by Hello71 4y ago
despite Chinese-American fast food restaurants typically using cheap disposable bamboo chopsticks, metal chopsticks also exist and are used in many restaurants. higher-end restaurants typically use high-quality (heavy) polymer or coated woo
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by Hello71 4y ago
OneDrive for Business is also SharePoint, and Teams is also Exchange (sort of)
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by Hello71 4y ago
you only need 30 MB if you use the ridiculously bloated icu library. musl implements POSIX locale APIs including iconv and wcwidth plus the entire rest of the libc in around half a megabyte. if you need case folding, character classes, or o
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by Hello71 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_misconceptions#... : > Microwave ovens are not tuned to any specific resonance frequency for water molecules in the food, but rather produce a broad spectrum of frequencie
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by Hello71 4y ago
according to that article, the train and station already had surveillance cameras. the current post and comment thread are about surveillance microphones; how would that help with the investigation in your article, where we can reasonably a
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by Hello71 4y ago
> Wine isn't set up to support multiple installed versions of itself. huh? the official wine packages for ubuntu, debian, and i believe fedora provide separate wine-devel and wine-staging packages, which can be installed in parallel
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by Hello71 4y ago
that's running it directly on musl. gcompat is more like a passive adapter which works except you need to know if the device you're plugging in actually supports 240V, which most stuff does nowadays but when it doesn't it exp
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by Hello71 4y ago
with difficulty, and not that well. for example, firefox binaries require gtk built with support for X, despite only actually using wayland at runtime if configured. the reason why people generally don't complain about it is because if
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by Hello71 4y ago
while i am not a "cloud expert", i'm pretty sure that google datacenters have more than one switch. furthermore, while the precise datacenter layout is probably secret, i infer that the the compute servers and the data server
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by Hello71 4y ago
not if the program is statically linked and stripped.
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by Hello71 4y ago
This reminds me of when people say that the Visual Studio debugger is much better than gdb, or that Windows developer tooling in general is better than Linux tooling. I believe the main reason why gdb kinda stinks is that it can be: tradi
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by Hello71 4y ago
i was able to find the xxhash core within 5 minutes, with no particular experience in xxhash or hashing algorithms. 1. google xxhash, click first result (github) 2. open xxhash.c 3. see it is mostly empty, go back and open xxhash.h. this fi
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by Hello71 4y ago
that's true, I didn't think about that. a restaurant probably has better ventilation and better fuel than a crappy household wood stove, but even, say, half a pack per day is a lot.
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by Hello71 4y ago
biofuel is carbon-neutral. it might cause some particulate pollution, but if it's minimal enough for use in a restaurant dining area, then the environmental impact is probably negligible.
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by Hello71 4y ago
Selecting both scale and rotate options results in: Multiple -filter, -af or -vf options specified for stream 0, only the last option '-filter:v transpose=1' will be used. -vn, -an, -ss, and -to are specified as output rath
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by Hello71 4y ago
this only looks terrible because you've forced a specific height in rem. https://jsfiddle.net/vbd3fok5/ looks fine to me. there is some extra space, but I assume that if the font designer added extra space on top
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by Hello71 4y ago
and what is the rut=4a9ada2347e29c8fce96a95bde34e6343c279202dbc22b4fe61524ab39bf8eff for?
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by Hello71 4y ago
> It was almost impossible to prosecute a ship owner who lived across the ocean in Europe, so simply seizing a ship and its smuggled goods was a viable alternative. why not? prosecute them normally, if they show up then the trial proceed
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by Hello71 4y ago
My ASRock B450 Pro4 draws about 3W from the wall if WOL is enabled, which in ASRock's firmware seems to keep all PCI devices (and attached USB devices) powered. 30W seems impossible though, anything not specifically designed to be fanl
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by Hello71 4y ago
is it common to need to take the FTC on residence taxes? my understanding is that US federal income taxes are lower than most foreign taxes, and skimming the Japanese personal income tax brackets, it seems to be slightly higher than US fede
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by Hello71 4y ago
setting aside whether a gif is really necessary, it was surprising to me that your gif is so large, considering it's mostly flat colors, albeit at a fairly high frame rate. running it through gifsicle -O3 takes off 1 MB, and -O3 --loss
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by Hello71 4y ago
while i agree with you to some extent, i don't think including a very large set of sorting functions in the standard library is a good idea. especially for dynamic languages, a larger standard library means more disk usage and worse ca
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by Hello71 4y ago
the generous interpretation of their comment is that their loyalty is predicated on an understanding of shared values; if it transpires that the values are not, in fact, shared, then their relationship may require re-evaluation.
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by Hello71 4y ago
Your avoidance of the issue is almost impressive. You should run for president! First you aggressively claim "maybe a lawsuit against the cyclist for damages, if I want to be an asshole. Because the cyclist was in the wrong."; now
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by Hello71 4y ago
Firstly, googling "cycling 20 mph", the first result is "20mph is a speed most cyclists are not able to average." Setting that aside, this is the exact purpose of speed limits, not one-way streets. One-way streets do not
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by Hello71 4y ago
> What should worry you is that going the wrong way in a one-way isn’t obviously dangerous. How is this claim different from the oft-heard claim that "not stopping at stop signs is obviously dangerous", ignoring TFA and the sub

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