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by aftbit 1y ago
Fission first! Let's build more nuclear power plants too. We know how to do it, and it's only so expensive because we got scared and stopped. Economies of scale for clean, safe, reliable baseload power.
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by aftbit 1y ago
Do you have any source or more information on the $100/hr figure? That seems shockingly high to me. It only costs about twice or three times that to run a small airplane or a farming combine.
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by aftbit 1y ago
Perhaps. Many people in America also claim to care about the environmental impact of a number of things. I think many more people care performatively than transformatively. Personally, I don't worry too much about it. It feels like a l
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by aftbit 1y ago
Found the European :) With power as cheap as it is in the US, some of us just haven't had to worry about this as much as we maybe should. My rack is currently pulling 800W and is mostly idle. I have a couple projects in the works to br
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by aftbit 1y ago
School isn't a place for smart people, Morty.
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by aftbit 1y ago
I believe much of the secret government communications are accomplished using layered secret encryption algorithms. Many of these are symmetric and have physical key loading accomplished by a guy with a gun.
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by aftbit 1y ago
My understanding was that the journalist's phone number was accidentally added to the existing contact of a trusted user through the following process: 1. Journalist emailed trusted user seeking comment on something. This email contain
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by aftbit 1y ago
Firefox is alright. I keep around a script called `chrome-new` for those rare case I still need Chrome. #!/bin/sh if [ -z $CHROME ]; then test -e "$(which chromium)" && CHROME="chromium"
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by aftbit 1y ago
From the CEO blog post - https://redis.io/blog/agplv3/ >This achieved our goal—AWS and Google now maintain their own fork Was this really the goal though? Forcing your biggest users to fork your software and ma
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by aftbit 1y ago
Yep - follow distance makes a huge difference in both safety and traffic flow. If you can leave 20 cars in front of you, do it. You get there just as fast but have more time to react and don't need to hit your brakes as often.
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by aftbit 1y ago
I've rebound mine too. ZZ saves without quitting, while Q quits.
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by aftbit 1y ago
>Other than those with spare cash to buy up distressed assets That might be the whole point. Look at Trump's "now is a great time to buy" post. It's also good for America's enemies. Maybe the goal is just a weake
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by aftbit 1y ago
Except then when I type ":Wq" by mistake, I get an error instead of vim doing what I expect. This happens about 20 times a day for me. One line of config maintenance is well worth the end of this daily annoyance.
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by aftbit 1y ago
You need to be glued to the right lane though, or be willing to speed while passing even slower traffic, or you will definitely mess up the flow.
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by aftbit 1y ago
If a person appears 20 meters from my hood while I'm on the interstate, they're toast, whether I'm going 100 km/h or 150. Surely the unpredictable can happen at any moment with other cars, but I find follow distance more
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by aftbit 1y ago
It also does not help you to update the address later.
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by aftbit 1y ago
It means that more people and companies can use your software. Plenty of orgs will avoid GPL and especially AGPL software out of an abundance of caution or because they legitimately need to link and customize the software for it to be usefu
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by aftbit 1y ago
Yes, every Python 3 release for me (at least since 3.6) has had a breaking change or two that affects a library I use. Most of the time, the fix is pretty trivial, but not always.
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by aftbit 1y ago
They keep them plugged in
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by aftbit 1y ago
They've been moving more and more into Google Play Services because: 1. It's deployed to all devices and not subject to manufacturer approval for updates 2. It's easier to update without requiring user interaction or approval
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by aftbit 1y ago
Thanks for finding this! Here's a link to Courtlistener/RECAP, which has a copy of this hosted for free as well. Docket: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/67397036/united-states-... Order: https:&#
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by aftbit 1y ago
Are you talking about the AutoKeyCard case, Kristopher Ervin and Matthew Hoover? Ervin finally gets out of prison on 2025-05-03 and Hoover gets out on Christmas 2026.
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by aftbit 1y ago
As I understand it, this is talking about an SSH server built into Erlang/OTP, not e.g. OpenSSH on a server with Erlang installed. >Any service using Erlang/OTP's SSH library for remote access such as those used in OT&#x2F
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by aftbit 2y ago
My approach would be to rename the Grub EFI image to something silly like "HP Windows Recovery", then set Windows to boot first. Someone could smash F11 then select the recovery option to make sure it was really recovery... but th
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by aftbit 2y ago
I think Pixels are pretty polished, at least compared to all the cheapo off-brand Android options out there. Some people like Samsung better but I can't stand their UI. Apple would be fine if I could sideload...
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by aftbit 2y ago
Oh interesting. They were on our list (US company). In fact, our official guidance suggested not bringing work hardware to China at all.
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by aftbit 2y ago
My Lenovo from last year still has non-soldered NVMe drives. I would probably just install Windows on a separate partition and set it to boot to that, then install a few games and set my Chrome homepage. I bet CBP won't be mucking arou
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by aftbit 2y ago
I wish Android had a better backup story. If you're using iOS, it's as simple as the article describes. If you use even modern Android on modern Pixel, backup only includes a fraction of what you need to recover. Things like Signa
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by aftbit 2y ago
Biden should have simply refused to run again in 2024. There was already signalling to this effect in 2019, though it was never explicitly promised.[1][2] If he had just kept to that, there would have been plenty of time to run a primary an
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by aftbit 2y ago
Likely because it enraged some Democrats with the reference to Kamala being unelected. It's back above 0 for me now, so it looks like the broader consensus is that this is in fact a good comment.

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