MithrilTuxedo

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by MithrilTuxedo 3y ago
Judging by the dates, content, and mention of asking the NARA for the individuals assigned to the account... I'm pretty sure this is record of what it took for the special counsel investigation to get access to the DMs of @realDonaldTr
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by MithrilTuxedo 3y ago
Pi is a function in reality, not a number.
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by MithrilTuxedo 3y ago
Collusion?
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
This sounds like it could be bolted onto/into rsync on the server side to present filesystems larger than the server can actually store.
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
The United States is probably a more common example for Americans. The US Constitution makes the whole country a free trade zone between states. Borders between states are easily navigated by corporations, by design. Workers in Washington c
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Don't they just want a function with a clear name that returns a boolean value, something to mask the implementation details so it's not part of your cognitive load at that level of abstraction.
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Produce electricity where we currently grow food and use that energy to grow food closer to where we eat it.
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
If it does, releasing it would cause the exact same problems releasing fossil fuels has caused.
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Evil enters the world "because the people who do give a crap don’t have the power to do something about it."
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
This is civilization we're buying.
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
I have been trying to get anyone to use it since I discovered FasterXML/Jackson could generate it. I have not worked for an organization with public APIs. Not a single one of the APIs I work on is completely stable. Figuring out what o
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
I ran into this at work trying to push a P4 clone that sat at 20GB in my local .git folders. Needless to say, I didn't have room on my local to actually check out a workspace. A shell loop can push N commits at a time, using git's
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Our species has changed so much in a decade.
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Aren't they still talking about the negative externalities of electricity production that aren't being captured? This is a problem with regulatory capture produced by all computing. Cryptocurrencies do electricity price arbitratio
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
At work I've been using GraphViz and PlantUML, but we all have Visio Professional. They don't make me want to throw my mouse. I can work on the diagrams in my IDE. There's next to no context switching. I write code to generat
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
Isn't XMPP almost ubiquitous? I thought it's what everyone used for messaging and push notifications. I know Google extended it beyond compatibility around when Hangouts came out and they started doing browser notifications. Apple
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
While some of us might try to gain power within our groups, the rest of the group is responsible for making sure they don't have too much power. It's when those checks against individual power fail that those ways of organizing ou
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by MithrilTuxedo 4y ago
It seems like an oversight to have a physical backlit button with play/pause icons on it taking up space on the mac keyboard that can't be generally used to play/pause applications. It's like making TVs you can install a
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
This follows their Christian argument against Bitcoin and blockchain. After the list of authorities who have bad things to say about crypto they go on about how it could/should be bad/dysfunctional/broken, a rundown of why so
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
I didn't know it either, but this bill mostly just moves forward when that information must be disclosed. Current law requires it to be disclosed upon request after a job offer has been made. The bill is really short. https:/&#
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
I thought cashlessness without a trusted third party was a solved problem. https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
Nobody de-platformed anyone that didn't give them that platform in the first place. They aren't entitled to a platform. It was a privilege abused.
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
I figured with COVID-19 coming so hot on the heels of those measles outbreaks we would have seen the death of the anti-vaccination movement. That said, I thought the internet would be the end of pseudoscience, but there's apparently no
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
Gettr is the only one of those you can really be booted off of. Mastodon is federated. You can host your own node if you want to. Matrix too, but I wouldn't call it a platform. It's more like XMPP.
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
The enterprise bank I work for needs a business justification to spend resources to figure out if there's a business justification for allowing the installation of WSL. I asked in 2019. Bouncing between my personal computers and my Win
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
Makes me think of the Mayflower Compact.
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
I assume you would want to rotate.
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
Aren't small businesses best positioned to adapt to these changes? It's not like they're sitting on piles of cash or other investments that are losing value. If costs go up they'll have to raise prices, just as the price
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by MithrilTuxedo 5y ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to tax fossil fuels as they leave the ground?

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