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by LukeShu 5y ago
I have a phone that has a FM radio, but it only works if headphones are plugged in (whether or not you tell it to have sound coming out of them or the speaker)--it uses the headphone wire as an antenna!
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Kinda, but you could already have "saved credentials" for git:// URLs by having something like this in your ~/.config/git/config: [url "git@github.com:foo/bar"] insteadOf = git
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Truth! I just love having to guess if a given page is about macOS's flavor of pf, FreeBSD's, or OpenBSD's.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> How many linux books got out of date covering linux firewalling? what is the firewall cli/rules language du jour at the moment? There's one for every finger on my hand... I'd argue that it's iptables, and has been
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by LukeShu 5y ago
I am still waiting on my Librem 5 phone (since April 2020). However, I've had my Librem 15 laptop (same order date) since June 2020. They are an actual existing company that has shipped a lot of real actual laptops to people. It suc
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Not related to this change in particular, but: mkinitcpio is neat to me because it is one of the last pieces of bespoke distro-specific software that's stayed on my radar. It used to be that distros had to come up with huge piles of di
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Silent edits and excluding themselves from the Internet Archive Wayback Machine so that you can't look in to the silent edits.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
It's been a long time since I watched that talk, but I seem to remember that about 40 minutes in he has a moment where he remembers that there's another Michael Jackson and apologizes for the confusion.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> The only case I know of is old British cars My mother's 2018 Shark robot vacuum cleaner uses a mixture of 2.5mm and 3/32" hex screws.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> I would be happy to let go of an employee who bank their employment on the preference of toolings. > Toolings are, like the name suggests, a means to an end. It goes both ways. Employees are paid to accomplish an end, and I und
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by LukeShu 5y ago
That's not a distinction I've ever encountered (from Indiana, US). I'd have said they were interchangeable, but if you told me there was a difference, and asked me what it was, my best guess would have been that a street is
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by LukeShu 5y ago
The reason it's showing that is because the document says <?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="rfc2629.xslt" ?> But rfc2629.xslt isn't uploaded in the same directory (and Firefox gets real
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> Nick Calyx (worth a look his Wikipedia page) For those struggling to do this: "Nicholas Merrill" is the name you'll need to look up on Wikipedia.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, the Pixel 1 blindly accepts whatever pubkey is embedded in the kernel, but displays the warning screen on boot if it's not Google's pubkey (to clarify, not a click-through screen, just a temporary splash
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by LukeShu 5y ago
You actually couldn't do that with the original Pixel (which until recently, Android 11, these custom derivatives tended to support). You'd get a warning screen every boot about how the OS has been modified.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Because those are the phones that are supported in the upstream Android Open Source Project (AOSP), which these OSes are typically based on. Other phones, even ones that to a great job of publishing their sources (like Sony's), have t
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Most new RFCs are authored in an XML format that gets rendered to the officially-submitted plaintext (well, since 2016 (RFC 7990) if you use v3 of the XML schema, that may be submitted directly as the canonical version, otherwise the render
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Indeed, I believe that it should read "… or UUIDv7." UUIDv1 non-sortable time-based UUIDv6 sortable time-based, Gregorian calendar UUIDv7 sortable time-based, Unix time UUIDv8 sortable time-based, custom time
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> UUIDv4, which is not much different from 128 random bits To quantify how different: UUIDv4 has 6 fixed bits and 122 random bits.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
As a quick reference for readers: The UUID specs use the terms "variant" and "version" a little funny; "variant" is essentially the revision (so all modern UUIDs have variant=0b10 to specify RFC 4122 UUIDs), an
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by LukeShu 5y ago
https://dwheeler.com/trusting-trust/ 'dwheeler is now the Linux Foundation's Director of Open Source Supply Chain Security.
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Given the headline FB users buying Oculus VR headsets to get customer service prioritization , the parent post is accusing FB of abusing their market position in social networking (by having an intentionally over-eager ban hammer coupled w
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by LukeShu 5y ago
I've seen style guides recommend that to avoid typos on == that accidentally result in assignment: write "123 == foo" instead of "foo == 123" so that you can't accidentally write "foo = 123".
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by LukeShu 5y ago
OSSv3 was a kernel API supported by a bunch of Unixoids including Linux. It had some limitations, and while OSSv4 addressed them OSSv4 was proprietary, and so on Linux it was replaced by a new thing: ALSA. (OSSv4 was eventually released u
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> I believe M4 was originally created to simplify the sendmail config file and then eventually pulled out into its own program? m4 predates sendmail by 6 years (1977, 1983).
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by LukeShu 5y ago
Unless it's been edited, the comment says that SpaceX has been around "for two years less"; as in 2 fewer years than Blue Origin, which is essentially true (Sept 2000 vs May 2002; so really more like "a year and a half l
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by LukeShu 5y ago
rxvt-unicode regularly segfaults... during "quit".
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by LukeShu 5y ago
For 7 years I felt that way. That yeah, generics might be nice-to-have in Go, but if you were really sweating it that it meant you were still thinking in Java instead of Go. But then I switched teams at work and... > Me: Nothing has e
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by LukeShu 5y ago
From the linked release notes: > Note that the new conversion from slice to array pointer is the first case in which a type conversion can panic at run time. Analysis tools that assume type conversions can never panic should be updated
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by LukeShu 5y ago
> like fixing whatever makes k8s import + override v0.0.0 What needs fixing is the kubernetes.git release process. kubernetes.git/go.mod "overrides" v0.0.0 not with another version (as you do), but with a local directory

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