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by Sindisil 2y ago
This is going to be hell for the farmers in the region this growing season, not to mention for those buying groceries.
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by Sindisil 2y ago
I'm not yet "elderly " -- contrary to what a troublingly large fraction of younger software developers seem to believe -- but I do have occasional issues with touch screens, for several reasons. They behave unreliability when
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Valhalla – Java's Epic Refactor(inside.java)
2 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Decent health care? In prison? Are you serious?
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by Sindisil 2y ago
> but I sense they are heading the namecheap way What makes you say that?
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by Sindisil 2y ago
>> Everything went downhill with the series of acquisitions. Story old as time, seldom (though not never) ending well.
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Indeed, companies are not people. Compare the consequences for a large company vs an individual. For the individual, if caught, a debilitating fine and, depending upon damages, jail time. Probable end of career, if related. In short, life c
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Keep the main thing the main() thing(tmandry.gitlab.io)
1 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Anything from the folks at Cook's Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen. I love their recipe articles because they discuss what worked, what didn't, and why in the process of developing the recipe. I rarely cook from recipe
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Stream Gatherers (JEP 485)(horstmann.com)
1 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Pretty much same, but over time I've switched to dark on light in terminal. Easier for me to read these days. Still use "night mode" often on my phone, mostly to save battery (OLED).
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Me, for one. Especially coding, I find almost all coloring to be distracting and counterproductive. Doubly so when I'm bouncing back and forth between Linux ans Windows. Many tools' default use of color borders on (or crashes head
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by Sindisil 2y ago
> 1) Do you need to separate types of plastics or clean them before using this process? The whole second section of the article discusses this process on mixed plastics, including: > Another test involved introducing different plastic
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by Sindisil 2y ago
What about the person sitting next to the target?
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Microsoft plan would kill kernel-level anti-cheat(notebookcheck.net)
17 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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When Is "Recyclable" Not Recyclable?(propublica.org)
4 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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Household brands want to redefine what counts as "recyclable"(propublica.org)
5 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Not always. I just tried it in FF on my Android phone. No luck. Assuming I'm not missing anything, if they can't be bothered to make a simple blog page loadable. FFS.
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Does AI Benefit the World?(chelseatroy.com)
1 points by Sindisil 2y ago|1 comments
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by Sindisil 2y ago
It's a digital data stream. The bits either make it or they dot. Unless the cable is actually faulty (i.e., the error rate exceeds what error correction and recovery can handle), one cable cannot "sound different" to anothe
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Providing Security Updates to Automobile Software(schneier.com)
2 points by Sindisil 2y ago|0 comments
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Online Privacy and Overfishing(schneier.com)
65 points by Sindisil 2y ago|20 comments
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by Sindisil 2y ago
The parallels with plastics in modern life are astounding.
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by Sindisil 2y ago
Which is why it should be mandatory to show at least three numbers on price labels: product or service price, tax (optionally split by taxing authority), and final cost. Fees are different from taxes in that they're not mandated and th
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by Sindisil 3y ago
Alternative take: Universal broadband is a governmental program supported by Democrats to give Internet access to human people , some of which identity as Republicans, with the goal of improving things for all if us. Jesus fuck, why does i
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by Sindisil 3y ago
We're living in it. (ha, ha ... only serious)
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Commit message rant (part 1 of n)(hegdenu.net)
1 points by Sindisil 3y ago|0 comments
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by Sindisil 3y ago
Neat idea. That solves everything. Oh, one quick thing. I'm sure it's nothing, but I'm a bit slow. How do you get new experts if no one gets to do the junior work that gives them the experience to become an expert?
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by Sindisil 3y ago
There are at least two Java bytecode compilers. Though javac is obviously the "reference", there is also egc. It's used primarily by IDEs and editor plugins (like Eclipse, from whence it came, and the RedHat Java plugin for V
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Rust for Embedded Systems: Current state, challenges and open problems(arxiv.org)
189 points by Sindisil 3y ago|152 comments

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