Hello71

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by Hello71 5y ago
> If "git pull --rebase" succeeds without reporting a merge conflict, then it's tantamount to having executed the command with "--ff-only". this is not correct. git rebase, as with git merge, will automatically r
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by Hello71 5y ago
as far as i can tell there's no git --configure. you may be confusing it with Xorg -configure, which is (very) obsolete and shouldn't be used.
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by Hello71 5y ago
as pointed out in the reply, this is incomplete. there are actually three versions of inline in common use in C-like languages: gnu89, c99, and c++, which are all different.
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by Hello71 5y ago
Commoditize Your Complement
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by Hello71 5y ago
that's not how medians work. if 100 creators make $100 each, then the median income is $100. if you divide it again by 100, then you'll get $1/creator^2 which is a nonsense number.
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by Hello71 5y ago
> full OS reboots while it's theoretically possible for this to be caused by software, it seems more likely considering the other issues you've listed that there are some hardware issues here. linux drivers exercise the hardwar
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by Hello71 5y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=macos+send+ethernet+frames&h... if you have root access, you should be allowed to have raw device access. the problem seems to be that apple no longer believes in users owning their compu
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by Hello71 5y ago
it looks like entr does a bunch of weird, potentially incompatible things, like redirecting stdin from /dev/tty and leaving FDs open in the child. however, my guess is that your build process is non-atomic, and your program is cra
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by Hello71 5y ago
Huh? I just checked the Info-ZIP zip man page, and it says (reformatted): > -g, --grow: Grow (append to) the specified zip archive, instead of creating a new one. If this operation fails, zip attempts to restore the archive to its origin
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by Hello71 5y ago
At the risk of falling down an analogy rabbit hole, I'll be upset if the HVAC guy assumes that air will flow freely throughout the house and has no understanding of walls, or if the drywall guy blindly screws into my air ducts. No abst
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by Hello71 5y ago
it doesn't seem like it actually uses blockchain? according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_of_personhood , it's basically PGP WoT but hopefully actually usable?
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by Hello71 5y ago
> the CC0 Public Domain Dedication is GPL-compatible and acceptable for software.
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by Hello71 5y ago
this reminds me of https://nautil.us/blog/impossibly-hungry-judges : google has the majority of github repos indexed (although isn't always great at giving you the best result), and webkit is a pretty popular softw
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by Hello71 5y ago
as far as i can tell, the whole point of haikuos at this point is "fun". as pointed out e.g. at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku_(operating_system)#Criti... , haiku will never be a "mainstream" os
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by Hello71 5y ago
static can also make your code 10 times smaller: note that in the linked godbolt, there are actually two copies of both loop functions: one regular, and one inlined. this is because the compiler wants to inline the function, but is required
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by Hello71 5y ago
there's an easier way that doesn't require root and also doesn't break your environment variables: unshare -Ucn program
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by Hello71 5y ago
https://github.com/mhagger/git-when-merged edit: also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8475448/find-merge-commi... , and also github shows this (but only for github PRs, not other merges)
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by Hello71 5y ago
AMD64 supports only 48-bit addresses, and is still the most popular server ISA. You have: 2^48 byte You want: tebibyte 2^48 byte = 256 tebibyte 2^48 byte = (1 / 0.00390625) tebibyte how many servers do you
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by Hello71 5y ago
it's not the main point of the article, but curl -X is being misused here. as the manual explains, "Normally you don't need this option. All sorts of GET, HEAD, POST and PUT requests are rather invoked by using dedicated comm
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by Hello71 5y ago
> if you are protecting yourself from something that can access /proc (i.e. root) on Linux and all other Unix-like systems I know of, all users are allowed to list running processes and their command lines. > Protecting yourself
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by Hello71 5y ago
Brother did not invent ink tanks. According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supertank_printers , Epson first introduced supertank printers to the US market, but continuous ink systems with (I assume) external tanks are
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by Hello71 5y ago
more specifically the problem with type is it's not clear whether "An error occurred" includes the case where the command is not found. one could reasonably argue that printing "command not found" is a successful ru
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by Hello71 5y ago
as I comment in basically every one of these shell articles, while Unix shell does kinda suck, the main problem is that the bad examples far, far outnumber the good ones, and so everybody programs in an overly complicated manner. SCRIPT
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by Hello71 5y ago
there are more issues after fixing all of those: grep -w is not POSIX, the exit status of type is not clearly defined by POSIX, realpath is not POSIX, basename is POSIX but can be replaced with ${path##*/} for most well-formed paths (g
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by Hello71 5y ago
> Runescape was basically turn-based and ran like 1 turn a second actually, runescape still has 0.6 sec ticks. it has become part of the meta-game to input commands at exactly 0.6 second intervals for optimal efficiency, and is basically
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by Hello71 5y ago
according to wiktionary, they both originate from Arabic اَلزَّهْر‎ (az-zahr, “the dice”). presumably frenchmen were simply wont to add a bunch of silent letters. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/hasard https:/&#x2
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by Hello71 5y ago
i assume they mean "Managed install & setup"
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by Hello71 5y ago
this is a zsh-ism. on bash it will have no effect.
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by Hello71 5y ago
> call stack strace -k > specific IRQ IRQs are very low level and can't be traced by strace or procmon. both can easily log specific syscalls, e.g. strace -e. strace can't quite filter on ioctl, but apparently procmon can&#x

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