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> Instead it installs rules for 0.0.0.0/1 and 128.0.0.0/1, creating a rule that has slightly higher priority More specific prefix isn’t slightly better, prefix length is one of the most significant rules of routing. This trick
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It used to be like this, in the 90s and 00s. Mainly it was a result of lower class guys getting rich after the events of 1991. It’s not like this anymore, at least not that common. Stop spreading lies, please. Saying that it’s a “culture-wi
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On the other side there are people who don’t have a twitter account and who ignore the twitter links because it’s very difficult to read.
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Well, I sold almost everything I had before the move. It was an interesting experience. I had 4 bags that I could afford to bring along, and at least twice more of the amount of things that I wanted to keep.
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I did all of this in 2020 after the layoffs in the company I used to work for. It’s not the end of the world, it’s doable. In my case, I couldn’t leave the country where I lived, I didn’t have the residency there and it wasn’t possible to
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Is SF the only city in the US? What stops them from moving to another part of the country? I moved across the globe, twice for the last 12 months, with my family. It’s definitely doable.
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4y ago
Singapore for instance. Many European cities are very safe too.
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Idk, in my case I just stopped using web at all, with some exceptions like hn and some messengers. I’ve passed the point where I missed “the old web”, I don’t really care anymore. I’m back to reading books, that’s what I had been doing befo
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What exactly do you want to hear? Not op, but I’ve been doing it for some time.
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Have you tried Magit? It’s a common opinion that it’s very close to cover everything what you can do with git from cli.
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Emacs, for instance, has this amazing kill-ring feature for decades - around 40 years. It is not a modern concept. I wouldn’t be surprised if Apple had this too someday, but removed for better ux.
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4y ago
It is a weak argument imo. If you’re important to them they will follow. If not, there’s no point to keep in touch. I understand that there’s edge cases when it’s really difficult to switch or use an alternative platform (i.e. because of ag
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Yesterday I chatted in Telegram with my friends about a gadget I was considering to purchase - I’ve got an ad of this gadget in Instagram almost immediately. I couldn’t reproduce it by mentioning some other trendy stuff, but it triggered me
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You can use their web client, so technically no need to install anything except a browser.
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Well, welcome to the Russian mentality. During my past life in Russia, I was interviewed many times for local companies, and it was not always a pleasant experience. Questions like "name all the IP packet fields with their lengths, in
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> But you know, reviewing PRs takes time too. I agree. I’m just saying you were rude too.
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I’m not sure what you mean by this example. From what I see, somebody submitted a bug fix that hadn’t been approved/merged by you for 6 months. Then some quite rude conversation happened “Don’t act as my free time is owned by you”. I m
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If your friend’s Telegram account gets deleted you still have access to the whole chat history. Idk if it is possible to restore the deleted account though.
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> 10k a year is hardly a lot In my country 16k/y is a median salary. It’s heavily influenced by 1 or 2 major cities - the rest of the country earns much less, 10k/y is considered to be a decent salary. So no, it is a huge amoun
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It’s not even remotely close to what he said.
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You’re quite active and emotional in this thread, but you failed to do basic math, or just didn’t read the article. It’s not 200/y, it’s 210 in 10 years. That tells something you need to know as well, those little details.
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Not op, but here’s my concerns and suggestions: 1. It’s a search engine, not a news aggregator with curated content. If there’s a lot of “disinformation” results on the top so be it, it’s the state of the current information space. Ones goa
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> vim is useless without any plugins It’s not? I mean vim defaults are great, it supports a lot of formats out of the box (indentation, syntax highlighting), it’s ideal for quick edits. Surely if you need an IDE-like functional then it’s
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> various regions won’t see similar perf How’s the latency of ddg redirects depends on the region? > given the number of times I use ddg in a day What’s you estimation? A hundred? It’s something like a minute or two of accumulated tim
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> terribly slow redirects Huh? Ive just checked with multiple links, it’s quite fast. I don’t think that user experience that can be measured in fractions of second can be referred as “terribly slow”.
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I wonder how many “less tech savvy” users use ddg, because in my experience people who actually care about their security are quite tech savvy as a rule - not necessarily in IT though. While the others use a default search engine/brows
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> The most important thing is curiosity. I mean yeah, but a good teacher can point out your mistakes that are not obvious to you at the entry level. When it comes to i.e. music, such mistakes can make a bad habit that impacts the followi
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Imagine how nice it would be to have a filter feature in search engines. Filter by domain or by content using regexps.
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Funny enough, I have a great answer to this question - my first distro was exactly Ubuntu, in 2005. They shipped me a couple of dozens of CDs that I distributed in my city, mainly to my collagues and members of the local LUG. I think I stil
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In fish it’s built in, that’s the beauty.
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