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Pre-2020, but I had a BTRFS filesystem with over 40% free space start failing on all writes, including deletes, with a "no space left on device error". Took the main storage array for our company offline for over a day while we st
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Under Trump, the Federal Trade Commission is abandoning its ban on noncompetes
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Not an electrician, consult a real one for any actual electrical work or questions. It's complicated. Heat builds up over time. So for example your standard 15 amp breaker on a 14 gauge wire in the US is rated for 15 amps of intermitte
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I didn't know FDroid used entirely FOSS services. Strong disagree that when offering up something free to help with a problem that's clearly being had one must first do a deep dive on the org. This conversation could be as simple
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Yeah I've never understood the complaint about dishwashers taking too long. Are people waiting until they need a dish to run them? We add dishes to ours till it's ~full and run it, which probably results in 2-3 times a week. If th
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Damn. I was enjoying not having to deal with the fun of ZFS and DKMS, but it seems like now bcachefs will be in the same boat, either dealing with DKMS and occasional breakage or sticking with the kernel version that slowly gets more and mo
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Developer sentenced to prison for activating “kill switch” to avenge his firing
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> Unpopular opinion: Paper ballots with in person voting (with an ID) is the only 100% fool proof and verifiable voting system. I don't know that it's that unpopular. I disagree with the 100% fool proof and verifiable claim tho
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Boot seems to have pretty much stalled out. I think the builtin Clojure CLI/deps.edn killed off what momentum it did have.
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Great! So how does that compare in economic impact to spending it? I can help with that: it doesn't. If I buy stock, it doesn't create demand for... Anything. Unless it was stock bought from the company itself it doesn't give
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Ok, what do they do with it, and how does effect the economy compared to the way lower wealth people behave when they receive money? FWIW I do agree that if we give Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk more money, it's not headed straight for an ac
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The question I answered was: > Doesn't the lack of liquidity in an economy cause deflationary behavior? Which seems to accept the given premise. But ok, let's look at yours: > the issue is that the GP's premise ("W
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Obviously I'm not an economist, nor do I play one on TV. One would indeed expect removing currency from the economy to be deflationary, but in GPs example we didn't just remove currency, we removed demand too. If less people have
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Your skipping over a lot here. Like the fact that Garcia wasn't just "sent home" he was sent to prison. Along with 220 other men, at least 200 of which had no criminal records, and at least 50 of which entered the country leg
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I'm not aware of anyone advocating to let Eddie Hall join a women's powerlifting meet. Generally athletic bodies have been establishing some criteria, ex being on testosterone suppression for a certain number of years. Is it enoug
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> and female means someone that produces the larger of two gamete sizes. So what if someone produces no gametes? Are those sterile from birth neither men nor women?
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Both Gemini CLI and Codex are open source, with the actual code in the repo, so that could be the difference.
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I use Libation for this https://getlibation.com/
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Oracle clouds free offerings are very generous. But then your using Oracle.
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Maybe it includes applications outside the US?
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Part of taking control is first admitting that you are not currently in control. Believing you are in control leads to the classic "I can stop anytime I want to" or "just one drink won't hurt". Recognizing that you
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Technically Matter itself doesn't require Internet access, but you'll come across many devices that won't operate (or even join) without a functioning border router. What's in the spec and the lived experience are sort o
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Online games like MMOs and live service games generally have tooling for developers to run the game on their local machines for obvious reasons. Releasing said tooling would also be an option.
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Of course not. The police would definitely do no such thing: https://www.kristv.com/news/local-news/in-your-neighborhood/... And there definitely aren't any departments funding themselves by seizing asse
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Let's review: > You can get pulled over for no reason in the US and have drugs planted on you by a cop simply having a bad day. The next reply in this thread: > lol you watch too much tv. No I'm not asserting they are "
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Or just anywhere in Northern Idaho. Especially roads that connect to Oregon.
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Hey! I resemble that remark! I worked as a security guard through college. Never chased a skateboarder, but I did ask them nicely to leave at least once a week.
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Nope! Do I need a fleet of servers to run it? No problem! Do I need a specific release.minor.patch of FreeBSD? No problem! Do I need your proprietary kernel patches? Yeah you need to release those. Or do you have tooling that allows your de
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Correct. It also used to require an upfront purchase of the game and every expansion. I'm not sure if it still does. Those who paid bought the game and should be able to continue playing it, even if Blizzard wants to shut down the se
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> Ensuring that the multiplayer server component of your game is a standalone end-user distributable is a huge task to impose on every game that wants to have a multiplayer component. Is it? Your hosting it somehow? No one is asking for
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