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aaron_m04
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aaron_m04
4y ago
I have noticed this tendency as well. To counteract it, I write exit-early code like this: let foo_result = foo(); if let Err(e) = foo_result { return Bar::Fail(e); } let foo_result = foo_result.unwrap(); ...
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4y ago
The cracking script he wrote is at https://github.com/openwall/john/blob/bleeding-jumbo/run/enc...
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4y ago
I have this part: > I host my own email server with Vultr on an OpenBSD VM using OpenSMTPD and Dovecot But with outgoing mail being relayed internally to dkimproxy which signs it before being relayed back to OpenSMTPD for delivery to the
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4y ago
> But I can't think what else could be involved other than thermal damage. Could cell axons or other structures be acting like (very imperfect) antennas?
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4y ago
Right. My takeaway after reading the whole post was "so it really _is_ M * N after all".
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4y ago
Counterpoint: imagine if we got 50 extra years of extremely low quality life at great financial cost, and the courts decided that withholding the longevity treatment from anyone was a crime. The result would be lots of misery and a wealth t
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4y ago
I have heard reports online of people having to use a cane after a few years of working in these warehouses. 15 USD an hour is not so much when it costs you your health _and_ there is no proper system of universal healthcare.
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4y ago
> They shouldn't be, if a driver is already looking into the roundabout before even reaching the crosswalk they are simply driving too fast. I mean, yes, they are driving too fast. Given that drivers do drive too fast, it's a b
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4y ago
Every time I see a crosswalk near a roundabout, I think that's a terrible place for a crosswalk (the drivers are distracted by figuring out if they need to stop, and when it's clear to keep going).
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5y ago
> I believe it's all about price control on the supply side, not capacity. That doesn't contradict GP's point. Keeping prices from dropping too low reduces incentives for farmers to exit the business, thereby maintaining h
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5y ago
> 140F outside? Hang out underground with a few months supply of food and water in your environmental bunker I don't think a few months are enough in this scenario. All the crops and livestock are dead and probably all the people as
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5y ago
Right you are. I'm not sure how this happened.
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5y ago
I know I am playing Devil's Advocate here, but what about the guy who was mining crypto on his Tesla? That was definitely not a Tesla-approved change.
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5y ago
I was under the impression that both .cpp and .cc were far more common.
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5y ago
I almost agree with you. The way Snopes presents it sounds like there is enough wiggle room in the requirements for it to be a kill switch: > Passively monitor the performance of a driver to accurately identify whether they are impaire
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5y ago
That's unexpectedly convenient for this plan!
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5y ago
How well does regolith absorb microwaves?
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5y ago
> However, I think it is a problem which consumers can't buy themselves out of; pro-consumer legislation is required. You're right, but it's very hard for me to believe even halfway decent legislation will be passed. It&#x
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5y ago
It looks closer to 20m to me.
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5y ago
The site got the HN hug of death.
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5y ago
Screenshots of interesting apps are here: https://mcclim.common-lisp.dev/excite.html They should really appear in README.md!
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5y ago
Can't John Deere just have customers sign away their right to sue or be party to a class action? They could make that a requirement for new customers or customers seeking repairs.
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5y ago
Search for "how does refraction work" in YouTube?
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5y ago
Ah yes, the one that cooks birds in flight.
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5y ago
What gray zone?
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5y ago
Yeah, two syllables is too long. Let's just sound it out...
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5y ago
Truer, perhaps, but not true. Anonymous posters will still try to rustle jimmies by saying something provocative.
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5y ago
It's because fake enthusiasm is deeply ingrained in corporate culture (at least in the US).
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5y ago
It seems to me that the right (if unrealistic) way to address this is to make searching P2P so there is no small number of people to arrest for this. Governments can't arrest double digit percentages of their citizens... that looks rea
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5y ago
It is present in Fennec F-droid, which I am using now, FWIW. It is based on Firefox.
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