Rygian

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871.
by Rygian 5y ago
Was nicely surprised by the dream theater reference.
872.
by Rygian 5y ago
If you were storing the same document in two folders before, you did not have two different (snapshot/working) copies. You had one document. There is no de-duping mentioned anywhere in the Google support page.
873.
by Rygian 5y ago
> This might be a deal-breaker for some users. Why not just ask the user if they want a replacement versus a full copy? Shortcut preserves semantics: working on the original file or working on a shortcut to the original file will both mo
874.
by Rygian 5y ago
If there's no rushing wind tingling your hairs, then it's not the same.
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by Rygian 5y ago
I have read your second and third paragraphs and feel very confused. You believe that OSS would be better off with more bribes, more financial scheming, less features, less quality, and in general with more corruption? Because you end up sa
876.
by Rygian 5y ago
If you remove the "launching a blockchain token and then" from your sentence, that describes what we already have with the likes of Red Hat (net income $434 million USD). So why attach a working idea to a Proof-of-Waste scheme? Wh
877.
by Rygian 5y ago
Manipulating source code via regex... I wonder what could possibly go wrong.
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by Rygian 5y ago
I push for a strong "Zero Burden" policy: I will spend exactly zero seconds of my life trying to unsubscribe from something I did not willingly subscribe to in the first place. Report as Spam directly and let the automatic filteri
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Lichess Variants: Crazyhouse, Chess960, King of the Hill, Three-Check, etc.(lichess.org)
2 points by Rygian 5y ago|0 comments
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by Rygian 5y ago
It should be coupled to strong mutual authentication between the client and server.
881.
by Rygian 5y ago
How comfortable would you be if your ER doctor went to look something up while you were in need of urgent care?
882.
by Rygian 5y ago
The point of the law is not to please those who would like to exchange batteries, but to have 90% of the batteries actually recycled, and reduce dependency on raw materials. The government isn't picking winners or losers, it's reg
883.
by Rygian 5y ago
I would guess that I can point with a lot more precision using a mouse than with my eyes. If I'm moderately careful, I can hit a 3×3 pixel area with my mouse, while the saccadic movement of my eyes is covering maybe a 30 px radius arou
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HeyWhatsThat – Calculate viewshed and panorama for any point on Earth(heywhatsthat.com)
399 points by Rygian 5y ago|52 comments
885.
by Rygian 5y ago
> It would be far nicer to have a single implementation that was known to work so that kernel developers could more profitably use their time introducing bugs into code that is truly unique to their problem area. Emphasis mine. That wa
886.
by Rygian 5y ago
That's not linked to consent forms. If you self host everything, but are still using my personal info, you need my consent.
887.
by Rygian 5y ago
Is the IO monad in the same state at the start of execution of a program, and at the end of execution of a program?
888.
by Rygian 5y ago
"Security […] required to land B2B deals" is what I read.
889.
by Rygian 5y ago
The nouveau project need to guarantee that anyone working on the relevant new features to hasn't had access to the Nvidia leak, to make sure the resulting implementation is a clean-room one [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&
890.
by Rygian 5y ago
Probably the nuance that is not spelled out (and certainly should be) is that AirBNB expects only interactive user agents, and not automated/batch user agents.
891.
by Rygian 5y ago
No can do. You would be in breach of the AirBNB terms of service: "Do not use bots, crawlers, scrapers or other automated means to access or collect data or other content from or otherwise interact with the Airbnb Platform. "
892.
by Rygian 5y ago
Reminds me of one of the writing tips by Neil Gaiman [1]: "Start a compost heap" The act of entering information into a Notes app feeds the compost heap in a more or less indirect way, which then acts as subconscious nurture for l
893.
by Rygian 5y ago
Google (an ad agency) is the exact opposite of a curator, so obviously no. It needs to be regulated, and probably run in a not-for-profit structure with fully transparent accounting and methodology.
894.
by Rygian 5y ago
That does not justify advertisement. The problem you describe could as well be solved by a neutral third party actor (could even be a public service) providing impartial news about the kinds of products that exist in the market.
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by Rygian 5y ago
> if I use a service which anonymously tracks Wrong. Google Analytics (at least v3 by default) tracks IP addresses, which are considered personal information. [1] [1] https://www.cookielawinfo.com/anonymize-ip-in-google-a
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by Rygian 5y ago
> You can get 59 megajoules out of your wall socket if you wait long enough. Assuming a French wall socket, 240 V at 13 amps, and a pure resistive load, that will take $ units Currency exchange rates from FloatRates (USD base) on 2
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Frozen, dried, powder forms of yellow mealworm added to EU authorised novel food(op.europa.eu)
1 points by Rygian 5y ago|0 comments
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by Rygian 5y ago
"Recall" carries the strong connotation that the vehicle must be driven to an authorized dealership/garage for fixing. There should be a better word for software issues fixed over the air.
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by Rygian 5y ago
There is a sharp distinction between learning to code and committing to a career as a developer. Learning to code is a really useful skill in almost all employment opportunities where technology is involved.
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by Rygian 5y ago
> RedHat's virt-manager. It sends your clipboard AND selection content to all virtual machines Do you know what's the CVE for that one?

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