JaggedJax

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by JaggedJax 5y ago
System76 very much advertises Pop as an OS for engineers and developers: https://pop.system76.com/
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
For me, the very first picture on the original article is of a white woman. Most of the rest of the photos lower on that page and on the page you specifically linked to are showing off that their camera captures authentic skin tone, which i
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
One of the safety factors used here is "Forced Autopilot Disengagement" which I've experienced a bug with that can trigger if you take control of the car using the steering wheel without disengaging via the control stalk. I h
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
With a Tesla Supercharger at it!
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
I just so happened to be reading the Wix developer agreement today and they explicitly disallow using their API if your primary purpose is to migrate users off of Wix. So that's nice.
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
If you're running a Ponzi scheme, it's best to not draw the government's attention to yourself lest they realize what you're up to.
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
They have some polar launches out of Vandenberg planned over the next few months: https://www.spacexnow.com/upcoming.php
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
I really like this idea and think it would be very useful for our team. I do worry how well it will work because I've never used a less reliable voice chat in my life than Slack calls. My entire team has problems with it about half the
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
All we needed after CentOS was a drop-in replacement with good backing. That's what this is, so it perfectly fills the gap and saves me from having to re-tool and re-document everything. There's fine arguments to be made for jumpi
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
I do like seeing the new Writer interface consistent across multiple applications, and it's very intuitive to use. I do find this interface is slow to load of even semi-large documents, especially when large tables are involved. That a
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by JaggedJax 5y ago
Unfortunately that's not new. It was previously listed as Sponsored Top Sites. At least it can be disabled easily.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Right, isn't this not a Zero Day specifically because it's not known to be exploited out in the wild. How can it be, no one else knows what the vuln is. It is being reported as part of a bug bounty with 90 day disclosure just like
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Their terms seem a little unclear to me, but it seems that they claim they are due a percentage of anything you charge a customer who uses your Shopify app, even if you don't bill extra for use of that app. However in practice I have f
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
It seems no one really read through the bugzilla ticket. Three days ago after this got attention Mozilla both added telemetry to collect usage stats [1] and plan to run an experiment with the new proton UI [2] to determine what density user
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
There's going to be a lot of personal preference involved, but I've moved to Pop! OS which is still Ubuntu/Debian based but very clean, easy to install and use, and we'll supported.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
This update makes it clear the importance of displaying the changelog along with the new permissions request. With FireFox I had to manually go to the extension page and find/read the release notes to understand the new permission.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
These are all fair points and I'm going just off quick Googling. But here's what I found regarding the Falcon 9 [1][2] which puts it around 425 Metric Tons per flight. And for a fully loaded airliner there are CO2 emission numbers
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Not flying those rockets will have no effect. A single launch puts out about as much CO2 as a single full transatlantic flight. Consider how many of those fly every single day, let alone the shorter flights.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
This was my first thought too. Does it make it illegal to remove spam content?
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
I hope Joe is doing alright. He just announced he's burned out and taking a break. I'm sure he could use it. He's done some impressive stuff.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Thank you for the Ctrl+L trick! This has been killing me for ages.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
This must be handled by the city or county level as where I live in California there's usually (always?) a little "4 way" sign under the stop sign when it's 4 way. Either way, this should be made consistent across the st
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Most importantly, this can detect if you hum the song Chacarron Macarron.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Thankfully these are all in LEO and the vast majority are under a controlled decay, and those that are not currently were most likely placed in a specific orbit to decay safely first per your starbad link.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
What is the failure rate issue they are having? I haven't seen anything about that. Is this referring to their early satellites being decommissioned? Does that matter as long as their coverage stays the same since those were early prot
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
I personally carry my key card at all times. It's the size of a credit card in my wallet so it's no bother. Regardless of how good their network services could be, I would never want to depend only on my cell phone to drive. You k
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
But did epic actually violate any part of their MacOS developer agreement, or just their iOS agreement? I've seen some conflicting information here that makes it seems as though Epic did nothing wrong on the MacOS side.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Correction, made a prototype which can only jet ski downhill.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
Yeah, it's definitely not clear to me why I might sign up for this even if I always bought from Walmart. Seems to more of a donation to Walmart at this point.
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by JaggedJax 6y ago
I think the cnet article may have that point wrong, or at least confusingly worded. I can't find anywhere where Walmart says the order must be $35 to get free delivery with this program, and I know that without subcribing to anything W

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