Sevaris

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by Sevaris 6y ago
My main problem with Arch is that there's rarely a point where I feel like I've finished installing. There's always something missing or something not configured right. Shit, dialog still isn't a default package in 202
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Afaik, upstream packages aren't changed by Arch maintainers. It's the whole point of using Arch. And if you're using AUR, you'd better be checking the PKGBUILD (because no, it isn't verified by anybody). At the ve
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Manjaro is install and go. Arch Linux is ... well, if you haven't done it before, you're going to waste at least an hour going through the awful documentation trying to piece together what the installation flow is supposed to be.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
I've tried it on nVidia and AMD systems, and I'd been using it to troubleshoot customer laptops as a technician. Never had issues with drivers.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
You're never forced to update. I'm don't even think Arch natively supports automatic updates. You can also tell pacman to skip a package from being updated if you're aware of a problematic update but you want to update t
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Ugh, no. Manjaro is the no-nonsense "I really don't want to waste time troubleshooting my own shit" version of Arch Linux. I stopped using Arch when I found Manjaro and I'm so glad I did. Arch just requires way too much
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by Sevaris 6y ago
You realize wide swaths of the global population use communal transportation in the form of trains, busses and subways? And then go to work in poorly ventilated factories or office buildings? I'm not sure what you intend as the solutio
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by Sevaris 6y ago
It's not like you can postpone protests. It either happens now directly after Floyd's death, or another injustice goes ignored by basically everybody and police brutality as people know it continues unabated. I'm not really s
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by Sevaris 6y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/TwoXChromosomes/comments/gwxsl0/an_... https://old.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/gx20pi/lapd_shoots_ho... https://old.reddit.com&#x2F
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Oh, wow. This looks fantastic. Unfortunately far beyond my current budget, but definitely going to keep it in mind. I've been wanting to learn Scala for a while now.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
It seems this was one of two appendices to Raymond Chen's book "Old New Thing". The appendix doesn't exist in printed form for some reason though. It's a great book and definitely worth reading. The second appendix
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Interesting topic. I feel like the representation of the Ruby fib misses the mark though because of how many language implementation details are caught up in it. The lack of abstraction here takes away from the usefulness of using a graph f
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by Sevaris 6y ago
As always, I'm impressed with the amount of work you do. Have you ever talked about how you manage to be so productive?
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Ideally there'd be obvious visual feedback that reflects the current state of the Autopilot and what it recognizes. Something that can't be ignored (front and center on the windshield maybe) and that can give the driver sufficient
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Is it a minority? What about batteries tied to energy grids like the Tesla battery farm in Australia? Wouldn't that be a potential use case which would be useful across the globe?
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by Sevaris 6y ago
When the US inevitably does turn into an authoritarian dictatorship, I think people would be happy if there wasn't copious amounts of proof they were on the streets protesting. I should add: In all of the streams and pictures I've
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Wouldn't a sodium-ion battery be much more environmentally friendly to produce? It seems like there's value in sustainability that makes this attractive over lithium-based batteries.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
I'm sorry, but if you require the deletion of what you said to protect yourself from the people, then you shouldn't be in a position of power. > and stating bluntly what you really mean (and what you are concerned about) In th
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Obviously, yes. Nixon would never have been impeached without the tapes. If there's no record, there's no accountability. That's just how it is.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
At this point people should be wearing helmets and goggles to protect their heads and eyes from rubber bullets and canisters of tear gas. It's crazy that the police can get away with severely injuring people. We've seen them direc
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by Sevaris 6y ago
It's not a personal conversation if you're working for the government and talking about topics that pertain to government functions. You have no right to privacy in the same way that your average citizen (should) be when your deci
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Uh, you say this like an apology is always sufficient. It isn't. If you break the trust in a relationship and damage that relationship, saying "sorry" isn't enough. Trust should be hard to regain. Your comment reflects w
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by Sevaris 6y ago
> First of all, the group I'm in tends to read mostly non-fiction books about history, philosophy, science, social issues, and economics. Okay, I need to find me a book club like this. That sounds legit amazing. I sort of assumed bo
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by Sevaris 6y ago
As an introvert, I like going to parties. I get to meet new people and there's usually at least a couple of them who are interesting or hilarious or both. If you're socially anxious , then yeah, it might not be a great experience
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by Sevaris 6y ago
There are other options than torrenting.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
He didn't mention p2p, did he? I can go years without touching p2p, while still pirating everything I want to watch.
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by Sevaris 6y ago
For some reason, one of my top contacts on my iPhone is always this one awful customer I had sometime last year. Forget that I've talked to dozens of other people since, apparently a couple of emails to this insufferable dbag means I
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by Sevaris 6y ago
Depends on how good the Microsoft implementation is. Afaict, mainly power users use Chocolatey, and they're going to be particularly critical of a solution that is half-baked and doesn't solve the problem as well as an existing, t
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by Sevaris 6y ago
This is pretty cool. Are you still working on it?
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by Sevaris 6y ago
I skimmed it because I don't like criticizing a piece without reading it at all. It's such a vapid blog post that there was no value in reading it completely. It's just "Don't DRY, except do DRY" with a provoca

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