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4y ago
You can serve a static HTML page from anywhere. GitHub pages, S3, maybe even Dropbox. Running a Rust binary is an order of magnitude more complex than that.
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4y ago
Do you even need a service for this? Couldn't this be a simple static HTML + minimal JS that opens a base64 URL with content-type "text/x-vcalendar"?
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4y ago
Love how people in this topic keep arguing about the most strawman interpretation of the article. Noone is saying we should commit "neurodivergent" individuals with a minor Adderall addiction into mental asylums where they will be
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4y ago
Modular multiplication over GF(2)… also known as AND?
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4y ago
Original nutters? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzbdBk6XQ6Y
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4y ago
Lol. This is the User-Agent of Apple's crawler: "Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_1) AppleWebKit/601.2.4 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/9.0.1 Safari/601.2.4 facebookexternalhit/1.1 Facebot Twitter
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4y ago
>That’s what locks are for The landlord can open those locks with their keys.
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4y ago
Or run an opto-coupler through the window pane!
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4y ago
At least you can shoot them in the US.
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4y ago
LOL! Yes, and they also automatically accept the terms & conditions on the McDonalds captive portal with Jeff Bezos’s email address.
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4y ago
You invented a PID controller! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PID_controller
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4y ago
I was always good at art. Until the age of 14 I wanted to be an artist. I paid no attention to math - I spent most of those classes practicing graffiti lettering in my notebook. It was around this time that we got Internet in our household,
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4y ago
But when there’s a closed-form solution it’s like God winking at you.
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4y ago
For one, you can’t use the phone during wireless charging. I know, ”akshually, you can use it, you just can’t hold it in your hand!” . Anyway, you can’t use it normally - it must be kept on the mat to charge. Also, there are a bunch of acc
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4y ago
>Hell, in all likelihood, Apple is likely to ditch a charging connection altogether in favor of wireless charging in the near future. Lol. Literally not possible.
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4y ago
Whenever I encounter a 100+ line Python script, I rewrite it into a ~10 line bash script.
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4y ago
Or just superglue.
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4y ago
LOL, wut? I'm in the UK but I don't see any of these... (although my AppleID is non-UK, maybe that's why?) These are literally the trashiest, scammiest, lowest-tier clickbait ads. You would expect these on the bottom of tablo
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4y ago
I see! So the Soviets were actually the good guys? Or at least well-intentioned... I assume the same logic could be applied to the history of the Third Reich too, right?
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4y ago
>had we not immediately betrayed them after WWII Lol. That's an "interesting" take on history.
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>The CIA has an uncanny talent for arming and training future and former enemies of the US and most of the world. The CIA? More like the USA… They saved the Soviets from collapse via Lend-Lease. They made communist China a global superpo
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4y ago
Why don’t Turks do something about it?
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4y ago
The proper term is “differently abled”…
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4y ago
Advertising is corrupt by nature.
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4y ago
It was just a prank bro!
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4y ago
>does not mean it isn’t hostile or intolerable were it actually one It feels hostile and intolerable to you . There are many people who find the risk-averse non-confrontational corpspeak intolerable.
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4y ago
>work environments It’s not a “work environment”. You can’t report Linus to HR. If you have a problem with him, you can fork the kernel and convince others to follow you. Then you’ll have a mailing list where you can ban Linus for his st
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4y ago
Is he wrong?
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4y ago
You are free not to collaborate on the Linux kernel. That’s the beauty of free software!
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4y ago
>You don't know what you have until it is gone. Still grieving for Google Reader.
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