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by LukeShu 5y ago
Note that if a plugin and the main program have any packages in common, the build-hash (Go binaries include a hash for each included package) must be identical between the program and the plugin. If the hashes don't match, then the pr
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Note that just filing an issue shows up on the contribution graph. Looking a little closer, AFAICT, they have only filed 2 GrapheneOS PRs ever: https://github.com/GrapheneOS/platform_packages_apps_Setting... and https
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by LukeShu 5y ago
I'm not saying that the author has never contributed a PR (there'd be a lot of repos for me to look through), but AFAICT the author is just a user/fan of GrapheneOS, not a contributor to GrapheneOS itself or to the GraphenOS
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> how often does C get new revisions 1989, 1995, 1999, 2011, 2017. The 1995 one was an "amendment", not a full revision (and is mostly additions to libc, which Linux doesn't get to use; the only language change is the addi
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Dialog from the linked video: > Interviewer: It must be a big day for you, beating the world champion. Will you sort of have a nice dinner, celebrate at all? Or is it just about going to bed now and get ready for day 3? > Praggnanan
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The happy medium I've found is to clarify my level of preference; whether it's a "nitpick" or an actual "change request". I communicate that you don't have to update the PR just for nitpicks, but that if
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Sen. Wyden's already been fighting that fight for more than a decade. https://www.congress.gov/bill/111th-congress/senate-bill/301...
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The tab completion sniffs the `--help` output to determine whether it should tab-complete `--long` flags and if so whether it should include `--context` (SELinux) among them. https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh/blob&#
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> > Jannis Harder told me that the zsh completion for mkdir would run mkdir --help (to see if it’s the GNU variant), which I could verify. > Completions are typically installed as an add-on or as part of a core library of a shell.
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That's fun, it makes m68k the longest-supported CPU for Linux. The m68k was the second CPU Linux ever supported, after the i386, and i386 support is long gone.
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> a Taiwanese e-sports competitor for speaking out on Hong Kong Not that it makes much of a difference, but: It is my understanding that he's from Hong Kong, and is not Taiwanese. It is my understanding that Taiwan comes in to th
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by LukeShu 5y ago
I'm not sure the author has an understanding of what D-Bus is. The article doesn't really discuss D-Bus at all. D-Bus is not merged in to systemd. When systemd notices that a service it started is named "dbus", it then
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by LukeShu 5y ago
The Kubernetes folks' solution to this is the addition of `kubectl debug` (added as `kubectl alpha debug` in Kube 1.18, graduated to `kubectl debug` in Kube 1.20) as an alternative to `kubectl exec`. It takes an existing Pod and lets
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by LukeShu 5y ago
$1M is $10k per employee, which is (in the USA) below the federal poverty line (i.e. not inflated SV numbers) of $12,880. Just working full time (≥35 hours a week) at the federal minimum wage ($7.25/hour) puts you over $13k.
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I hadn't pursued it further than seeing that it was added in an 1978 commit. Looking at it further, there are a few answers at https://minnie.tuhs.org/pipermail/tuhs/2020-January/019955.h... > GWRL s
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by LukeShu 5y ago
The FreeBSD man page for `paste` claims it first appeared in Unix 32V (1979; derived from v7 Unix, and ancestral to both 4BSD and SysV).
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. With GNU cp on Linux, the commands cp <( ( echo foo; sleep 1; echo bar) | sponge ) foobar cp =( ( echo foo; sleep 1; echo bar) | sponge ) foobar both have the same result: t
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by LukeShu 5y ago
I did a write-up of the low-levels of how it works on Xorg: https://reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/c8hgt8/my_laptop_has... Missing from that: - Gnome actually does the scaling in the compositor, not in
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> fire-prone areas This isn't in the foothills, where fires are expected. This is where no one expected a fire like this.
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> strings.Cut, where is the doc for this? How can this not be Googled? https://pkg.go.dev/strings@master#Cut
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Median household income is going to consider a lot of single people; the parent post said "supporting a family". The income thresholds for the US Department of Housing and Urban Development[1] (HUD) seem to be the best location-ad
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by LukeShu 5y ago
You can't flag a post if you don't have enough karma. What the threshold is gets tuned periodically, but I seem to remember that you get a lot of features at 500 karma; nanch currently has 409 karma, so I wouldn't be surpris
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Good question, one that I don't know the answer to. But I know an experiment that can help us find out! Spicy-hot is a complex phenomenon, but it is my understanding that a large part of it is that the capsaicinoids react with the he
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When I say "commonly-available", I mean "big national brands that you can find in a supermarket anywhere in the country". With less common/local brands, yeah, some are actually quite hot.
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You build up tolerance to hot stuff pretty quickly (and lose it pretty quickly). And most commonly-available salsas (even labeled "hot") top out at not-actually-very-hot. If your boss was only gradually adding more and more of t
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Headline seems to be misleading; the article itself and the primary source ( https://makeamazonpay.com/ ) indicate that some form of protest will be going on in 20 countries; in not all of the countries is it a strike by Am
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by LukeShu 5y ago
The kernel folks do a pretty good job of keeping track of which past commits a new commit "fixes", which they put in the commit message. For example, the patch linked in the article says: Fixes: bf296b125b21 ("tcp: Add
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I'm pretty sure Doom de-throned NetBSD at least a decade ago.
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I can't imagine using the word "delete" except in association with computers.
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Right!? I was skeptical of the story until 'dougabug posted the link to Byte Magazine.

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