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by Reventlov 4y ago
The json from the first echo example is not actual json, there is a trailing comma that shouldn't be there :p
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by Reventlov 4y ago
It does: « Publishing to the Chrome Web Store − I’m kidding, of course. This extension would be laughed out of the review queue. »
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by Reventlov 4y ago
>I guess anybody interested in a minimal Ubuntu install would be better off installing Debian instead. Do debian ships with a microsoft signed bootloader ? Is that easy to install on Debian ?
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by Reventlov 4y ago
Previously: « ESA: Small meteorite will safely impact atmosphere tonight over northern France » https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34768320 It was found thanks to FRIPON -- Fireball Recovery and InterPlanetary Observatio
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A fragment from the meteorite that impacted northern France has been found(twitter.com)
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by Reventlov 4y ago
yup, I guess what the author meant is the 433 MHz vs 868 MHz / 915 MHz and 2.4GHz ISM bands. In my experience, expensive stuff tends to run in the 2.4 GHz band, while inexpensive stuff runs in the 433 MHz band. I know that 868 MHz is n
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Iran responsible for Charlie Hebdo [cyber] attacks(blogs.microsoft.com)
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by Reventlov 4y ago
I propose microwave heating https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di3fPj0pUbQ
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by Reventlov 4y ago
It's written « Made in Dijon Region », not « Made in Dijon ». I'm not sure what they mean by Region in english, but in French, the « région » of Dijon is « Burgundy Franche-Comté », which is obviously way bigger than Dijon. Also,
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by Reventlov 4y ago
We have the exact same idioms in French for the last two (battre le fer pendant qu'il est encore chaud, and revenir à nos moutons) !
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Oh, in Nix, this works flawlessly, I was talking about Guix in the comment !
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It does for Guix, but it's not such a big deal in my opinion regarding Nix. Please note I didn't think about this in depth, but, yeah, of course, using Haskell or Ocaml would probably be cooler than some domain specific language.
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by Reventlov 4y ago
Thanks for the details, i'll update the numbers for Arch !
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by Reventlov 4y ago
This is actually the opposite, by default, impurities like environment variables can still be used, as well as binaries, or other things ! A small example : ``` [remy@typhoon:~/Blog]$ cat flake.nix { inputs = { nixpkgs.url = "gi
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by Reventlov 4y ago
Because instead of distributing two files (channels.scm and manifest.scm, or flake.lock and flake.nix), you have to execute monstruosities like `guix shell --container -m ./manifest.scm -- bash -c 'GUIX_LOCPATH=$GUIX_ENVIRONMENT&#
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by Reventlov 4y ago
I agree with the Guix bit. At some point, I tried using Guix System on my laptop (with wireless support), and of course I was greeted with « use a wifi card that respect your freedom » or something of the sort. At some point, I might try ag
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Nix and NixOS, my pain points(remy.grunblatt.org)
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On this regard, Guix is better than Nix imo : you can rewrite expressions quite easily in a programmatic manner thanks to Guile, which is also used for package definitions ( https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node
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by Reventlov 4y ago
Because Nix is a functional package manager, and functional package managers are the future of package managing (whether nix, guix, or something we don't have right now). It makes it easier to deal with supply-chain, to deal with rollb
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France fines Microsoft €60M for imposing ad cookies on users(france24.com)
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by Reventlov 4y ago
> ISPs killed P2P. Even if you have the upstream to seed all day, they'll just rate-limit you. There is no monetary incentive for them to allow P2P anyway. I don't know where you live, but in the EU we tend to take the net neut
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Scaling Mastodon: The Compendium(hazelweakly.me)
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by Reventlov 4y ago
The inability of people to spell Mastodon correctly will always surprise me. Also, isn't « nips » a slang for nipples ?
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The waning days of DEI's dominance(world.hey.com)
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Voynich Manuscript(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Reventlov 4y ago
You mean, federated systems like the web or email won't succeed ?
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by Reventlov 4y ago
Good to see more and more "serious" organizations being on Mastodon.
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Gitea Ltd Company(forum.forgefriends.org)
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Clearview denies jurisdiction of French regulator in response to €20M fine(biometricupdate.com)
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by Reventlov 4y ago
>IIRC WiFi is also a much simpler protocol, it’s just a data channel (its aim being to replace LAN cables). I'm not sure what do you mean, but Wi-Fi covers the PHY layer and the MAC layers. It's not « only » a data channel. Mod

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