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by INTPenis 3y ago
This makes me think of that scene in Life of brian where they pick out stones for the stoning. I mean, how do archaeologists know that people weren't knapping stones for stonings? I know the obvious answer is "the stratas and cont
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I have uBlock origin installed already, but do they do what I want? Maybe you misunderstood me. I want to go into the aws console and based on the primary domain (in the url bar) I want to allow all JS for that tab automatically, if that pr
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Firefox profiles are great, not denying that. And disabling JS is very important, I've been using noscript for many, many years. Can't even remember when I started. But having two profiles to switch between JS and non-JS seems lik
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Yeah christiania is great and all but incidentally I've been going to christiania for almost as long as we've been able to file our taxes online with a button. (20 years)
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by INTPenis 3y ago
In this day and age I think Life of Brian needs a re-launch more than the Holy Grail.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This federal government thing is really confusing to me as a european. Like the federal government can come to California and shutdown a cannabis dispensary, but they can't make you use an easier way to file your taxes.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I was really curious too and did one of the major services, that's likely been hacked too by now. But I registered under a false name, gave the test kit to my dad, and had him test one of my aunts too. So it wasn't as exact but it
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I don't know about beautiful but one I keep coming back to when I want to waste a few minutes is sandtrix.[1] 1. https://mslivo.itch.io/sandtrix
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Well, how would you alert boat traffic of work going on under a bridge? I got to thinking and a bale of straw isn't a bad idea. My first thought was a flag on a rope, but wind can make it blow up and become less visible. So it needs to
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I work in IT, so I'm in swedish IT union "Unionen", and my co-workers often say "what's the point of unions?". They are spoiled. This is the point of unions!
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by INTPenis 3y ago
It shouldn't be called intelligence at all, it should be called by its technical name which is LLM or whatever the context requires. But that's like asking people to stop saying cloud and start saying KVM, Xen, someone else's
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by INTPenis 3y ago
We had this debate back in the 90s when we got our first personal computers in my family. For context I'm part of 4 siblings who are all computer savvy, 3 of whom still work in IT. Back then some family members would say "the comp
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by INTPenis 3y ago
That is hilarious because it first happened way back when GDPR was in the news, to me at least, I opted out because why not. Sure enough a lot of features stopped working. But here's the funny part, they came back! And from then until
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Just what do you think you are doing sfink?
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Right tool for the right job. I used to say OpenBSD is great for routers and firewalls, but honestly it's so left behind in performance and Linux has gained so much with eBPF that Linux is looking like the better option now. I used Fre
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Lol you're living up to your username I guess. I mean that's a fairly profound thing to say, but in reality single-trunk trees with 4000 years of rings are very, very rare. There's a list of them on Wikipedia, there are like
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Any predecessor to cockpit like webmin or cpanel have always been a huge mess, because there is no uniformity in Linux. Dbus is a message bus for all of Linux, this is a requirement if you want to develop stable tools. A uniform message bus
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by INTPenis 3y ago
A friend of mine actually found it very useful, and I think it helped him get into selfhosting on Fedora and RHEL. Now he mostly uses Ansible but I remember hearing a lot about cockpit during the start of his journey. He would use it to man
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by INTPenis 3y ago
The reason cockpit exists is systemd and dbus. Without them it would be much harder to develop.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Depends on who's perspective you look from. I'm one of those who believes that geopolitics is a lot more complicated than just one will, one goal, one result. I belive it's more like a lot of different people with a lot of di
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by INTPenis 3y ago
What makes the debate confusing is that some people probably believe it is about CSAM. Like the Swedish PM Ylva Johansson for example. She probably believes in what she's doing, and other forces are simply taking advantage of her crusa
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by INTPenis 3y ago
It seemed like the right idea at the time, now everyone who did is dead and new eyes are looking at it from their own perspective. But these new eyes will do similar things that seem like the right thing to do at the time, to them. It'
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Not just people, people hired by the business selling the repairs. Didn't you read the article? Businessmen are not beyond hiring thugs to commit crimes in order to increase their revenue. This is a sign that people cannot be trusted t
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by INTPenis 3y ago
That must be it. I kept watching the two clocks to try and figure out if the second was equal but couldn't. This is the key and should be the first thing you read, seconds not being the same length is a huge detail.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This is just a very clear cut example of how an unregulated market will never work. People will chase money and power by any means.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
No they needed more anonymity and serparation in their out sourcing, so it couldn't be traced back to anyone wanting to slash seats for a particular reason.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I still don't understand how a metric day matches up with a standard day. I flunked 10th grade math and later dropped out, my brain is having a stroke just reading those graphs. I reverted back to seconds, which is how I used to use Un
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Yes but seeing as a lot of government agencies put official accounts there, even the POTUS, I assume you can understand that a lot of other people saw it as an official source of information.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
It's just a band aid on a bleeding wound. UBI needs to be implemented as a large scale bureaucracy. A network of subsidizations that ensure citizens have social housing, rent payed, and enough to sustain themselves. Like it or not, it
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Thank you for the clear explanation. I've heard that humans were at some point reduced to a very small number, like thousands of individuals. So how did a few thousand individuals become such great genetic diversity? Does genetic diver

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