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10mo ago
Nix definitely does not allow most things to be built offline (at least in the way Debian means it). With Nix, any fetcher will download the source. It does so in a way that guarantees the shasum of what is fetched is identical, and if y
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10mo ago
In the 1940s, Kinsey et. al. found that 37% of Adult Males had at least one homosexual experience, and 10% were "more or less exclusively homosexual for at least 3 years." The numbers for women were much lower, but 30% doesn'
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10mo ago
I think the existence of lz4hc is evidence that what you are discussing is within the design-space of LZ4, but ZXC just did a better job of it (though lz4hc achieves better compression than ZXC)
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10mo ago
I prefer narrow entries with an "event ID" attached; you can trivially filter to get all of your items with the same event ID, but it works better with all the tools designed for narrow entries. So instead of one entry with e.g. 2
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10mo ago
> Unlike symmetric codecs (LZ4), ZXC trades compression speed (build-time) for maximum decompression throughput (run-time). Huh? This is exactly what lz4 does. Yes, zxc is faster than lz4 at decompressing, but lz4 is clearly asymmetric
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10mo ago
Right, I wonder if they considered a pulse-detector with a dichroic filter and a 555?
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10mo ago
If we look just at 2022, then allowing the Chinese to foreclose on iRobot vs Amazon buying it is basically just a question of who owns the name "Roomba"; there were zero companies making robot vacuums in the US, and the result is
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10mo ago
I think it's one of those things that looks good, but is annoying to use non-superficially.
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10mo ago
I agree that the coordinated (particularly at a state level) restrictions[1] on books sits largely with the political Right in the US. However, from around 2010, there has been increasingly illiberal movement from the political Left in the
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10mo ago
Tor and Baen are two publishers that have been offering DRM free books on Kobo for a while.
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10mo ago
I think that's definitely part of it. I also believe that a physical component put under stresses it was not capable of bearing, even when those stresses were known to be within the expected environment at design time -- such as a bol
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10mo ago
> And as a result, no one is banning these books (except conservatives that want to retcon american history). My (very liberal) local school district banned English teachers from teaching any book that contained the n-word, even at a hig
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10mo ago
Systems containing software fail, and the cause of that failure may originate in software. And the article you intended to link is just wrong. E.g. the Therac-25 was not designed to output high power when an operator typed quickly; it wa
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10mo ago
What's your HTPC setup? I used Kodi for a while, but gave up on it as unsuitable as a frontend for netflix et. al.
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10mo ago
I thought the 2013 amendment to the VPPA largely defanged it by allowing sharing with customer consent (which is probably one of the clauses in the million-word customer agreement nobody reads).
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10mo ago
Non-power-of-two is only really feasible of the total number of inserts will fit in your post/ack counters. Otherwise you have to implement overflow manually which may or may not be possible to do with the available atomic primitives
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10mo ago
I once sent a Sierpinski's Triangle postscript program to a shared printer. It took 90 minutes, and pissed off everybody else trying to print.
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10mo ago
With SVGs you can serve them from a different domain. IIUC the issue from TFA was that the SVGs were served from the primary domain; had they been on a different domain, they would have not been allowed to do as much.
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10mo ago
> I suppose I was coming in with expectations of a modern Myst and/or Riven, but it was not that. I loathed Myst, so had avoided The Witness for the same reason you played it; I'll maybe give it a try now.
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10mo ago
External entities in XML[1] were a similar issue back when everyone was using XML for everything, and parsers processed external-entities by default. 1: https://owasp.org/www-community/vulnerabilities/XML_External.
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10mo ago
You can also use your ssh config to set identities for any "host" you want, and the host doesn't need to be the real hostname. So you can do something like: Host project1.git Hostname github.com IdentityFile ~&#x
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10mo ago
You can use DNS-01 or TLS-ALPN-01 if you don't want to (or can't) open up port 80.
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10mo ago
Even with official names of media you can get stuck. Consider 彼氏彼女の事情[1]. The Japanese name is the same for the Manga and Anime, but the official names for the US localization of each are different (the manga went with a romanization of an
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10mo ago
Is it hiccough or hiccup in the US?
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10mo ago
Anyone where the "ou" romanization for long o vowels comes from (e.g. 少年 being rendered as "shounen" rather than "shoonen" or "shōnen")? [edit] Wikipedia suggests it might be from Wāpuro rōmaji, where
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10mo ago
I use lftp a lot because of it's better UI compared to sftp. However, for large files, even with scp I can pin GigE with an old Xeon-D system acting as a server.
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10mo ago
You did lose a life; so if you failed the landing, then the in-air refuel, then the landing it was game-over at the end of the second level.
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10mo ago
I played Top Gun by swapping carts with a friend; manual wasn't included.
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10mo ago
Some googling found this, but it might be under-powered if you have 8 ohm speakers: https://www.snapav.com/shop/en/snapav/episode-mini-51-avr-ea... the only way it could have a smaller back-panel and all of y
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11mo ago
There's also the implication that all non-commercial software is free. There's plenty of non-free (as in libre) software released by hobbyists.
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