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by aflag 5y ago
My understanding is that you still use docker images, you just don't use docker, but containerd instead.
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by aflag 5y ago
I think people are hopeful that after the vaccine rollouts, things will be back to normal - and people are starting to do what they used to do before the pandemic. When you down it's easy to overshoot a little when you go back up.
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by aflag 5y ago
Finding issues with Python is the default result for that query, regardless of your user preferences. Finding things about insects and snakes in the wilderness would actually be an example of personal results giving you what you want. Compu
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by aflag 5y ago
He may be referring to overlayfs which has had its share of bugs along the years.
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by aflag 5y ago
Why was that change made? From my understanding users are constantly seeing outages now where they see an error message and have to wait. Were there more outages before? How was the previous system?
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by aflag 5y ago
If we detect it with enough time ahead (which is very likely we will), it’s not that hard to deflect. We have already landed on asteroids and we certainly have the technology to give it a light, but constant, push in the course of an year o
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by aflag 5y ago
I think asteroids are overrated. A globally catastrophic asteroid will not hit earth within our life times with a high degree of certainty. Yet, we currently already have means to deflect it. When it finally happens, it will be deflected. T
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by aflag 5y ago
It seems like legitimate questions from an outsider to me. As an outsider from both kernel and rust development myself, I also had the same questions going through my head. Specially given Linus' previous opinions in using other langua
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by aflag 5y ago
Things don't always just work on windows. Just look at any windows forum. And the solution is usually doing things in a different way to not hit the problem or installing some third party software that does what you'd do by typing
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by aflag 5y ago
Not to AMD, though.
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by aflag 5y ago
All cows are female.
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by aflag 5y ago
True, people find different things fun. I sympathize with the idea that playing a game not following the rules and not making the best logic choices make the game less fun, because it becomes more about luck than skill. I, for one, have no
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by aflag 5y ago
What does BP mean in this context?
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by aflag 5y ago
The bank pin is more common, steam and other apps not very frequent. The less frequently you type in a password, the more you need a password manager, though. I also tend to store numbers like national insurance (it's a number not diss
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by aflag 5y ago
What about mobile phone apps, your bank's pin, steam?
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Genetic study shows how humans are evolving (2017)(nature.com)
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by aflag 5y ago
Why do you think that theory is more likely than they wanted to censor it in china, but accidentally censored it everywhere?
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by aflag 5y ago
That's nice. I just wanted to know what makes it a better machine. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.
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by aflag 5y ago
My work laptop is a dell 7420, my personal one is a dell xps 13. I can't come up with one thing that's better in the latitude laptop. Maybe it has a usb port? But that's irrelevant while docking and on the go, everything is e
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by aflag 5y ago
Interesting. I've been buying thinkpads throughout most of my career. However, my latest laptop is a XPS 13. I really enjoy it, I use it to develop and it works very well both in docked mode as well as on the go. It's lightweight
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by aflag 5y ago
It's missing the "about average" option. Many of the questions I'd like to say that I'm about average, I think. Like, for instance, I think I'm an about average driver and I think I'm about average when it
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Florida high school alters 80 'immodest' yearbook photos of students(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by aflag 5y ago|0 comments
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by aflag 5y ago
The goal of the justice system is not to be efficient or fast, it is to be just. It is a last resort for complicated cases that can't be easily settled between the parties. You don't want to have every single dispute going through
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by aflag 5y ago
That's exactly what I wanted to comment. The project frankly seems quite naive. At first, I thought it was a joke project. Only to realise, reading the comments, that it was a serious one. I think the idea that laws are strict rules th
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by aflag 5y ago
I don't think good tools are necessarily easy to approach. Some of the best tools I know have quite a steep learning curve. A good tool is one that gives you power. It makes difficult and complicated tasks easy and simple. It may come
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by aflag 5y ago
Why can't you just delete the cookie when the user logs out?
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Avoid Google Chrome’s New FLoC Tracking(forbes.com)
3 points by aflag 5y ago|0 comments
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by aflag 5y ago
Fixing 1-2% of the errors in real world projects is nice, isn’t it? Not to mention catching the non real world errors before even running any tests.
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by aflag 5y ago
"according to collected data" - 1330 results "according to my mom" - 400 results "according to my dad" - 364 results Nice to see that nearly double of the data doesn't come from the researcher's paren
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by aflag 5y ago
I agree that it mitigates the problem, but it does not seem to solve the root cause of it. Aren't ads and ad targeting the main reason why companies want to store and sell that data? Other uses of user data is considered a lot shadier

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