LtWorf

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121.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
If you have so much ambient light… just look at the clock and read the numbers.
122.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
He's probably one of the people who didn't bother to read the documentation.
123.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
I mean… if you have unlimited resources and unlimited speed, going multiprocess makes complete sense.
124.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Then just not publish it I think.
125.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
So windows is open source because the binaries are a lossy compression of the original source?
126.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
They do? Anything meaningful?
127.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
They wanted it, but for someone else.
128.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
I'm not a scab, so I won't use permissive licenses on my unpaid projects. People who want to use them at work can cry me a river.
129.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Ah you read history… that was your mistake. You must remain completely ignorant to believe in the idea that there is no class struggle.
130.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
They might not be able to pin what the issue is, but getting bored and starting to jump paragraphs will happen anyway.
131.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Change your DNS in your browser to DNS over HTTPS. I use mullivad's server.
132.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
> often capable of saying more interesting things than a lot of humans. Which says a lot about humans. Other humans aren't there to entertain you, the LLM is.
133.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
And vendoring without having any idea of what is in there and doing no monitoring is peak engineering?
134.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
I think probably something like 90% of developers are web developers doing some kind of web app that uses some remote API provided by someone else.
135.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
So you don't track them, have no way of tracking them and just hope for the best. I hope no customer of yours asks for an SBOM :D
136.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
You mean leave all CVEs open?
137.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Casio watches all have the same. The beauty of them is that I can pick up any casio model from any year and I know how it works. That my friend is peak design.
138.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Lego did a video of that, they sent one of their space stations sets. I'm quite sure they glued it.
139.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Use a windows server then :D
140.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
That's just storing what they output in a database and then checking, not a watermark.
141.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Python has threads and connection pools work fine on async workers as well.
142.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Me too. I even opened the page and I'm not sure of what's the problem being solved.
143.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Quite a long comment to write that you've never once seen ikea furniture.
144.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
You've never seen ikea furniture if you think it lasts less than a decade.
145.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Ikea sells quality stuff as well. Also it's good that we can now afford furniture where our ancestors would have a couple of chairs and a half broken table passed down for generations. Personally I'm quite happy that dropping a pl
146.
by LtWorf 2mo ago
Are we supposed to believe it isn't state sanctioned?
147.
by LtWorf 3mo ago
I had a pinephone and switched from phosh to plasma-mobile. The hardware was very limited but with plasma it was much much better at least.
148.
by LtWorf 3mo ago
You cannot get an old school nokia because 3g networks are gone, so they won't work.
149.
by LtWorf 3mo ago
> Not heard of that one. gambiting didn't hear of that one! It's all fine!
150.
by LtWorf 3mo ago
But, I'm talking about an event that had prior authorisation in UK… it seems it's you who doesn't fit the original goalposts?

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