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aidenn0
1y ago
Is it illegal to block bike lanes in SF? I ask because it is not illegal to do so in California, according to the learner's permit test my daughter recently took.
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Indeed. The other day I was messing around with making various associative data structures in Zig. I stole someone else's benchmark to use, and at one point I ran into seriously buggy behavior on strings (but not integers) that wasn&#
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1y ago
I did some digging and found: 1. Arch uses the "flush" mount option by default when using udisks (which is how removable devices are mounted interactively from a DE). 2. Manjaro has a package called "udev-usb-sync" that
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1y ago
> Because very, very annoyingly it's not default behavior on Linux distros for removable devices to be mounted with write caching disabled About a decade ago, removable devices definitely were mounted with the "sync" optio
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1y ago
Maybe it changed since you posted it, but right now the top 3 knives there by "Food Cutting Rank" are Japanese (Shun, Moritaka, Tojiro), with a Wuesthof coming in at 4th? All of the Japanese brands I recognized were in the top 10
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1y ago
If you never trigger OOM, then you can basically only benefit from enabling a modest amount of swap.
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1y ago
I still run "sync" before removing a USB drive. I'm sure it's entirely unnecessary now, but old habits die hard.
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1y ago
> I think the US has been spiraling toward authoritarianism since 9/11 personally. This did not start yesterday or with the most recent election, nor is it exclusively the result of the right or the Republican Party. A lot of people
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1y ago
I read somewhere a statistic that using CarPlay increased reaction times more than texting, which is a bit terrifying.
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1y ago
I live at a much lower latitude (about the same as Morocco) than my Celtic ancestors did.
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1y ago
Oh, I misunderstood you to be talking about building large buildings in general, not this basilica in particular.
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1y ago
I think you meant the 20th century?
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1y ago
Splitting the east/west sides with the Atlantic instead of the Pacific can also be interesting.
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1y ago
> Worse, distro maintainers either don't read them or in their "we are on the latest" push will ignore them Oh, this is so true. Ubuntu adopted Pulse Audio long before anyone (including Poettering) considered it stable.
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1y ago
Step #1 is a significant amount of mental effort; how do I motivate myself to do that?
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1y ago
This doesn't work for me. As a child, my parents put me in a room with nothing but my math homework. I would preferably (and did) stare at the wall for 3 hours to doing my math homework.
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1y ago
Maybe a really mild winter; it's the same power as when I had my overhead light (2 60W lightbulbs) on in my room as a kid, and that didn't heat my room all on its own.
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1y ago
The CPU is at 99, the case is at 76.
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1y ago
If you get to right before you need to be (taking as long as you want), then wait until overflow, then you still have 12h to do the last tiny part if it's unsigned.
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1y ago
I just tried it now. Any way to get it to not show all of my docker volumes as disk drives above the panes? There's hardly any room for a file-manager below that.
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1y ago
If you make everything from scratch you'll save so much money that you'll make out like a Disco Bandit?
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1y ago
In the '90s I remember that people in Germany would request I bring brownie mix when I visited; apparently US brownie mixes were superior to anything available domestically.
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1y ago
It is complicated. Ultimately a 100-year-long government sanctioned monopoly on certain intangible things is unsustainable and piracy has long been the pressure-relief valve on it.
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1y ago
The principle in question here is very different; the ISP itself has been found liable for contributory infringement.
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1y ago
I never meant to imply that LC would be violating the law.
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1y ago
It might be illegal; certainly if you can show that LC is biased against a protected class, then there would be grounds for a lawsuit.
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1y ago
I have seen the pattern with latino students in SoCal as well. Anecdotally the pressure can be worse with people who have a white parent (either mixed-race or through adoption); I am unsure if the cause more is internal (insecurity about se
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1y ago
If it weren't so detrimental to his learning, we probably would have not pushed so hard. The good news is that it was his last year of primary school when this was a problem. The next year was junior high and he had 6 different teach
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My son went to one of those chrombook-intensive public schools (though at least at the time they didn't start using them until 3rd grade; they start younger now). Any time he had the chromebook out, he just played webgames. Not an exa
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1y ago
Does Immich have features that need a high-end GPU? I hosted it on a machine with a 1050Ti, and see others in this comment section mentioning using a RPi.
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