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by Quarrel 6y ago
Visidata is pretty cool - https://www.visidata.org/ While it offers console based interactive exploration of your data you can also get it to just spit out the graph you want.
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by Quarrel 6y ago
Still there for me..
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by Quarrel 6y ago
You save the big press releases for announcements you're proud of.
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by Quarrel 6y ago
Omg that was a ride. I'm so glad it ended back in a place of sanity. I was like, wtf, remapping all this stuff?!! argh!
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by Quarrel 6y ago
Microsoft are already previewing, and getting close to releasing a wayland graphics subsystem for WSL2. It will be a big step forward from the various X server options & is looking very promising. Personally I am really liking WSL2- it
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by Quarrel 6y ago
It underestimated my age by 5 years, and my BMI by 5!
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by Quarrel 6y ago
Surprising that it doesn't go on to mention Charing Cross Road - it was putting Charing Cross Road through that was largely the death knell to the slums and crime of the area.
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by Quarrel 6y ago
This doesn't seem like it should be true, even if they claim it. " In 2019, the European Union adopted the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Article 14 of the directive states that reproductions of works of visu
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by Quarrel 6y ago
Very cool. This tracks pretty well with the earliest times talked about now for people in Australia. Somewhere in that ballpark people needed to be walking out of Africa so they could end up in Australia.
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by Quarrel 6y ago
This just isn't true. Yes, you can be pinged by the processor, but mostly because they're worried about the CC networks pinging them. Source: Have a 30M+ people site that has been pinged by VISA itself for chargeback ratios ...
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by Quarrel 6y ago
This is an idiotic attitude when the law is purely for the purposes of benefiting NewsCorp, who have surely done even worse. If it gave consumers a better outcome, then maybe, but it won't.
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by Quarrel 6y ago
One of the mechanisms proposed in recent years to account for Vit D correlations, but not causations, is that Ultraviolet A (from sun exposure), also helps produce nitric oxide (NB, this is also a very good reason to be a nose breather, as
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by Quarrel 6y ago
In theory? Advertisers pay because the creator has content worth watching, and so can deliver watchers. The creator and watchers can find an equilibrium where it is in everyone's interest to take the advertisers $, in exchange for some
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by Quarrel 6y ago
> engineering is always in SI Sadly several significant NASA failures would disagree.
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by Quarrel 6y ago
Very nice. Now just need a small wrapper around ptrace to inject the library and call mish_prepare(0), so can just dynamically add it as needed to running programs.
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by Quarrel 7y ago
I get 1ms to both. NextDNS will hopefully keep rolling out new sites.
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by Quarrel 7y ago
This is a recounting the story in the book, and the threads the author of the book draws out. This is not a review. It is terrible. I want to know is the book interesting, is it well written, engaging, well-paced? Critique it!
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by Quarrel 7y ago
Chi-Rho is not at all the source of the name of the city Cairo. Cairo was founded by the Fatimid's and called al-Qāhirah, and this is the etymology of the anglicisation.
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by Quarrel 7y ago
I have various issues with google and the way they approach these issues, but they're not in the same galaxy as Altavista. Google surpassed Altavista because it fundamentally bought a better way of indexing with it, and survived to dom
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by Quarrel 7y ago
"Disclaimer: I’m not a lawyer" They should have stopped the article there. They're way off base on almost every point, with no idea about some of the basics of law at all. The whole thing is absolutely ridiculous.
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by Quarrel 7y ago
Not in the same way. The US has had credit collapses before, and has relatively robust institutions to deal with it. Robustness that has developed through major crashes. This is largely true of most developed economies as well. China's
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by Quarrel 7y ago
The current version of themida is good, and widely used, but not much of an obstacle to experienced people (although it depends on what you're trying to do). Denuvo is widely used on AAA titles and seems like a pain in the ass to deal
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by Quarrel 7y ago
I wouldn't put much stock in amiunique right now. It might be great, but needs a bigger sample size. I am unique purely based on my content language: "en-AU,en,en-US" While we like to think we're special in Australia, I&
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by Quarrel 7y ago
If you lose power mid-write to an HDD, of course you can lose data. This guy sounds like if he'd self hosted he'd be complaining about an HDD failure. It happens- you need to design around it. Luckily, EBS volumes, snapshots and A
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by Quarrel 7y ago
So I can look forward to a "Next scene" shortcut in my video player of choice soon? (Without needing embedded "DVD" chapters) While also getting nice thumbnails for them? Pornhub et al often show scene markers, but I hav
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by Quarrel 7y ago
I hope more people carefully read your comment. This stuff is important and changes at the whims of bureaucrats and politicians - you need to check this yourself on the destination countries website unless it is a known quantity. ie Canadia
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by Quarrel 7y ago
Are you waiting for google to release a mobile operating system and put their browser on it? That'd show Apple.
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by Quarrel 7y ago
Indeed, lots of people are normal employees, but not in a central office. On almost all other points he seemed incorrect for most of the jurisdictions I've worked in. I'm sure some of it is true for some jurisdictions, but way ove
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by Quarrel 7y ago
But if you want faster, (but more complicated): https://github.com/intel/hyperscan
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by Quarrel 8y ago
He gave a good steer to an aspiring grad student, which meant I only ever spent a summer on plan9 things. He was a gentle, nice and talented guy. :(

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