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by adolph 8mo ago
The purpose is to allow users access by ldap criteria like group so the sodoers file need not be edited on each and every server. https://www.sudo.ws/docs/man/sudoers.ldap.man/
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by adolph 8mo ago
They are using github sponsors and have had some level of contributions. https://github.com/sponsors/sudo-project
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Thanks! I've been using the -F{} do-something-tofile "{}" approach which is also handy for times in which the input is one pram among others. -0 is much faster. Edit: Looks like when doing file-by-file -F{} is still needed:
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by adolph 8mo ago
My go-to for fast and easy parallelization is xargs -P. find a-bunch-of-files | xargs -P 10 do-something-with-a-file -P max-procs --max-procs=max-procs Run up to max-procs processes at a time; the default is
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by adolph 8mo ago
Aspera's FASP [0] is very neat. One drawback to it is that the TCP stuff not being done the traditional way must be done on CPU. Say if one packet is missing or if packets are sent out of order, the Aspera client fixes those instead of
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by adolph 8mo ago
Yes, in addition to inserts which are custom to the mask, there are small frames with a thin rubber band to keep them on you. They were great for roughhousing occasions as well as under mask. The key part is the thinness and impermeabilit
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by adolph 9mo ago
> reaping the benefits of the intellectual wealth accumulated over many thousands of years Do we not all stand on the shoulders of giants? Will "big next" not take up where "big tech" leaves off one day?
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by adolph 9mo ago
> pandas dataframes Didn't Pandas move to Arrow, matching Polars, in version 2?
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by adolph 9mo ago
Why wouldn't you just use random abandoned forums or web article message threads? Iirc this is what teenagers used to do when schools banned various social media but not devices. Just put the URL in a discrete qr code that only a perso
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by adolph 9mo ago
"'Amazon Not-too-bad' store" sounds pretty reasonable. Maybe a too-clever work around for the 5-Star problem would be to call it "100-Star," which would be 4 in binary notation. Or they could call it "5th-
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by adolph 9mo ago
Its interesting to see "turbo encabulator" get love that "builder ... don't know how" doesn't get anymore, even though the former is a much more intrusive copypasta. Maybe its a function of recency and "bu
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by adolph 9mo ago
My apologies, I use an ad blocker and did not notice. The website is a transcript of the YouTube lecture series and can be found there if people wish to delve further. Unfortunately I no longer have an edit option on the comment.
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Vervaeke makes a claim of parasitism explicit in the Meaning Crisis series. We call this Parasitic Processing because it's like a parasite in that it takes up life within you, and it takes life away from you! It causes you to
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by adolph 9mo ago
An interesting related recent podcast is The Answer Is Transaction Costs episode Parts is (Not) Parts: The Life Cycle Problem for Heavy Equipment. Part of the discussion is orienting a biz to what is actually being sold. Is the equipment-t
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by adolph 9mo ago
I looked that up. This does not have the smooth textual UI of an iPod. It does seem better than many things. AFAICT those are buttons in a circle, not a jog dial, which is the key affordance. I'd be awesome if ModRetro made an mp3 play
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by adolph 9mo ago
CW: Have you ever been in an eating contest? GG: Yeah, a long long time ago. I did a mashed potato eating contest at a renaissance fair back in Georgia.
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by adolph 9mo ago
I saw plenty in corporate environments but I think people mostly wanted to use a larger and better screen than what was available on a laptop at the time. What I never saw in the wild but which was neat was the Powerbook Duo dock that pulle
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by adolph 9mo ago
The Gervais Principle is fascinating and a bit too inflexibly nihilistic in my mind. A transcendent theory past both is Komoroske's "Coordination Headwinds" https://komoroske.com/slime-mold/
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by adolph 9mo ago
> Many of these scientific file formats (HDF5, netCDF, TIFF/COG, FITS, GRIB, JPEG and more) are essentially just contiguous multidimensional array(/"tensor") chunks Yeah, a recurring thought is that these should conde
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by adolph 9mo ago
And they announced the next version of the Lightning last month. People don't like that it isn't purely BEV, but I don't see the big deal. Unlike a traditional hybrid, the F-150 Lightning EREV is propelled 100 percent
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by adolph 9mo ago
Wow, what a way to celebrate the birthday of a certain tech CEO by crashing-out in a similar way. This is very disappointing.
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by adolph 9mo ago
What are the impacts if any to the Stemma QT and Quiic ecosystems?
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> sexual images are only a problem if they are gratuitous or off-topic Well if someone was working on something like a medical device there might be some documentation that could be interpreted as sexual but that documenting it was not g
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> We have put the remaining stock on sale. Looks like the prices of Teensy boards on adafruit.com are the same as before. Maybe the statement means they will continue to sell them instead of "on sale" in the sense of applying a
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by adolph 9mo ago
Many thanks! Seeing that mouse-like thing pop out with the "mouse eject button" was very satisfactory. Having not seen that hardware interface today while reviewing Wikipedia entries for pointer devices left me questioning my memo
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Yes, seeing this product's very angular non-3d-printed yet-prototype design brought back memories of the days when the default portable hardware interface didn't always include a pointing device and thus there were these clip-on t
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by adolph 9mo ago
Seems like the Ploopy Nano with buttons. https://ploopy.co/nano-2/ https://github.com/ploopyco/nano-2-trackball
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by adolph 9mo ago
I can't remember the last time I resized a window. Does everyone not already install Magnet or an alternative first-thing to emulate the impeccable DWM? https://dwm.suckless.org/
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by adolph 9mo ago
For context, this is towards the end of prehistoric human time period Middle Paleolithic [0] and in the middle of geological time period Late Pleistocene [1]. 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_Paleolithic 1. htt
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Effect weakly linked to Affect

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