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ahoka
3y ago
Large ones have more heat reserve due to square-cube law: surface area increases less with volume.
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ahoka
3y ago
Don't these people realize that 95% accuracy is very low? Of course they don't.
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ahoka
3y ago
You have invented bitcash, the ancestor of bitcoin.
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ahoka
3y ago
Most people I know regularly read their spam folders… which kinda defeats the purpose.
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ahoka
3y ago
It’s called engineering. /s
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ahoka
3y ago
Someone does the integration work for you, that’s why it works. Try running some distro that just grabs the latest upstream versions and see how often things break.
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ahoka
3y ago
Mandatory service every year? Not that hard.
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ahoka
3y ago
That’s just the first stage. Simple enough to be audited manually.
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ahoka
3y ago
Compared to what?
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ahoka
3y ago
This reminded my of the video where David Hasselhoff drives a Trabant in 1997’s Budapest: https://videa.hu/videok/jarmuvek/david-hasselhoff-3-kivansag...
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ahoka
3y ago
Lada is based on Fiat 124. 126 is the Polski.
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ahoka
3y ago
Apples and oranges.
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ahoka
3y ago
Just remove the kernel from the base install already?
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ahoka
3y ago
Pharisees.
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ahoka
3y ago
“The Linux kernel has no standard mechanism for delivering a variable-sized result from a system call.” In NetBSD you can create XML serialized system calls for this. :-)
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ahoka
3y ago
Probably if Mary-Sue from Idaho, a shop clerk tweets this it’s not exactly the same if a former diplomat with international connections and public influence does it?
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ahoka
3y ago
I heard stories where parents thought this and ended up naming their kid... Joel.
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ahoka
3y ago
But then ASCII can't even represent proper US English.
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ahoka
3y ago
Most curriculums suffer from teaching outdated concepts in CS, how would this help? Universities' purpose is not to satisfy someones retrocomputing history interest, but to supply state of the art understanding of a group of subjects.
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ahoka
3y ago
It’s just another site to scrape for dev profiles.
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ahoka
3y ago
What? Is a ZIP file not binary because it’s not a valid tar.gz file? Text just means “something that can be printed” and by this definition not even all valid ASCII sequences are text.
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ahoka
3y ago
Could be any other reason. BTW, you can make your own yoghurt, it’s very easy.
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ahoka
3y ago
What a useless crap. It’s an over engineered documentation framework focusing on all the wrong things so some agile consultant can sell more cool aid. I don’t trust anything that is designed someone who last did real projects in the 2000’s
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ahoka
3y ago
Just create your own root CA and pin it in the clients.
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ahoka
3y ago
Great!
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ahoka
3y ago
I think it’s very common for developers to mistake indirection for abstraction.
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ahoka
3y ago
What I don’t understand is the totally arbitrary cargo cult nvarchar limits. Why 255?
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ahoka
3y ago
They test mocks.
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ahoka
3y ago
Does this include the DHT? BT, the protocol itself is not very interesting, it's just a very bad file access protocol over HTTP without DHT, which makes it really P2P.
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ahoka
3y ago
What do you think a free-market is? Something where the company could harvest the organs of the employees instead of firing them to maximize profits?
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