OJFord

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by OJFord 4mo ago
And everyone does this individually you mean, rather than sharing the result as 'a package'? It's an interesting idea, not sure I'd recommend it broadly, but if someone told me they prefer to trust an LLM than third-part
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by OJFord 4mo ago
I don't need to rate slopes
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Matthias Wandel's web page overflow area(matt.wandel.ca)
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by OJFord 4mo ago
I'd recommend that you do – it's not very taxing, and if you only have a few then you won't even be doing it much. I'm not auditing the program code itself (where even available), literally just checking that the AUR pac
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by OJFord 4mo ago
I really can't imagine getting paper to sink any more easily than wood?
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by OJFord 4mo ago
"yo dawg, I heard you like confusing SVC CLIs" vibes
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by OJFord 4mo ago
This is cool – I'd like a way to click through from a given entry to find out more, appreciate it may not be much, but each one came from somewhere. There's a few in my hometown so just idly interested if they're from somewhe
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by OJFord 4mo ago
It shows the overall diff since last update, not patch-wise. But it does show any extra patch file, install script, etc. – not just the PKGBUILD – if that's what you meant.
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by OJFord 4mo ago
`yay` (one such wrapper) shows me the PKGBUILD diff on every update. The first time I install something I verify the URL, and check any install script etc. seems sensible; the vast majority of subsequent updates are changes to just version
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by OJFord 4mo ago
> I am honestly not sure of a single left policy they enacted, granted I haven't been paying super close attention to that shitshow. I'm likewise fairly disengaged, but off the top of my head: increased taxes, and removal of th
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Based on drawing the 'middle' where, or how widely? It's not as far left as Corbyn's Labour of course, but it's still a Labour government!
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by OJFord 4mo ago
If OP is anything like me, they probably played it (or saw and wanted to play it) on the GBA too, and the memory became an idea, forgetting they had actually played it because it did exist. But also, how original can a game idea ever (now)
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by OJFord 4mo ago
> You can get pretty far with just the xkbd definions though, although you need root to reconfigure it. You can put them in user XDG_CONFIG_HOME – you might be right that you need root once to configure it to look there though. (And th
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Have you tried instructing it not to do that? Something like "do not branch into side projects or hacky solutions to obtain information you could ask me for. For example: if you need a screenshot of the issue, just ask me to take a sc
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Tonnes? I don't like to say 'just search for it', but seriously you'll get more out of that than a response here. Personally I use SES for the 'hard' bit, but there's loads of OSS if you want to self-host
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by OJFord 4mo ago
JMAP's been Fastmail's future of email since circa 2016 iirc; it seems unlikely Google will ever get on board (NIH?) so it's doomed to remain not completely standard and fairly niche/popular but struggling for (technical
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by OJFord 4mo ago
It wasn't a criticism, I was just excited for a second thinking "Homebrew's doing this, I trust that it's probably doing it well, I definitely want to check this out".
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Ah, I was excited by 'sandboxing on Linux', but it's only for build. How many more supply chain attacks will it take for someone to build a really great sandboxing/permissioning system, that's easy enough to use tha
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by OJFord 4mo ago
And it stated in the response to the website request that it would do so. So for it to be a fellow IRCer prank, it was a) the LLM's idea; b) only possible because the LLM didn't follow through for whatever reason; and so c) the &#
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by OJFord 4mo ago
I think you mean debit card? In the UK at least you need to be 18 to agree to agree to a direct debit too. Rarely comes up since they're mostly for bills, but e.g. for a phone/SIM on contract it has to be in a parent's name f
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Children are the original dangerous-to-leave-unsupervised/guardrailed agents.
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by OJFord 4mo ago
I'm not aware of a 'boycott sites that advertise' list, but possibly that exists – it wouldn't be added to a 'normal' ad blocking list though no, because they'd prioritise a functional site.
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Yes, uBlock can and does do more than DNS blocking. Consider the simplest possible case: I run ojford.com and take money from Acme Inc in exchange for displaying their advert. They send me acme-banner.jpg, and I serve it at /static&#x2
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Why did this not work for 2FA accounts then?
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Rest assured when they do have it figured out, we'll learn how they invented LLMs and AI chatbots.
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by OJFord 4mo ago
The good news I think is that you have to be really really specialist for the specialist knowledge to actually be the important bit; for most it's the ability to obtain specialist knowledge, and apply it. As long as we can adapt, mov
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by OJFord 4mo ago
If I were you I'd remove setup/unsetup commands and replace with a note that if you want to use it for git diff here's what to put in your config, or suggest aliasing as git sdiff or whatever.
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by OJFord 4mo ago
It did not, TFA clearly says it worked for accounts with no 2FA, as GP said.
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by OJFord 4mo ago
To give it the benefit of doubt, it's possible it saw a circuit labelled "kitchen" in the panel, and then in photos of the kitchen saw mixed outlets. (I'm not in the US - would a 'home inspector' actually go ar
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by OJFord 4mo ago
Imo it's still great for areas you have expertise in, because it's a tool for automating the boring, repetitive, or time-consuming bits that you can then expert-verify. I'd rather review & tweak generated test cases than

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