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>json in linux shell? Yes! Fortunately for me a 10 whole lines of sed, awk and some trimming and a for loop turned my json into a CSV to pass back to a legacy system. No curl or json modules necessary. That being said, if I needed anyth
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>because enterprises run huge and old systems performing critical functions, these systems get modified around the edges (small extensions, bugfixes, performance tuning), not completely re-written. Not every enterprise runs a single huge
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LoRa
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>(The old: left hemisphere math, right art or vice versa has been debunked if I remember correctly) As usual with biology, it's a bit more complicated than the '60s explanation ever revealed to the public. https://yo
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6y ago
Could have been entirely intentional if he's not a sportsball fan.
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In my experience with Alibaba, vendors would sell a single unit for cheaper but the shipping quotes are higher than AliExpress, but that could just be the vendors I was contacting.
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6y ago
AMD has barely 10% server market share, if anything that just shows that Intel is the monopoly.
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I think specifically in this case Tesla wants to prove that "dealer options as a service" model is viable.
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This happens in nearly all states. Every time I transfer a car title I'll get inundated with "your warranty is expired" physical mail spam, voicemails and text. https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a3203
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6y ago
Firefox mobile + uBlock
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should See RFC 2119, "should" usually denotes something as "optional" But really, almost zero companies build software around data in such a way that the data could and will disappear at any moment.
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How did that George Carlin joke go? Garbage in, garbage out.
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Yeah, more on the Action/Adventure side than RPG. Though the modern ones do have a lot more RPG elements than the old school NES games.
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Sounds like something Jerry Pournelle and Larry Niven would write, maybe with some Peter F. Hamilton thrown in for good measure.
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> https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/2020/07/black-own... The numbers are kind of all over the place depending on the source, and I'd imagine the ~40 million people on unemployment would be hol
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>First we'd need a FOSS window/desktop manager replicating the Windows experience. It would gobble down the market share of existing FOSS WMs/DMs in an instant. ReactOS has been a thing for 20 years now and it just isn
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The uBlock plugin also works on the Firefox Android app!
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Drawbot! https://www.hackster.io/news/drawbot-automatically-spray-pai...
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>This is the real crime. Its 2020, can't we have a better physical interface than a flat surface? Carbon nanotubes! But they're rather fragile, expensive to manufacture on a commercial scale and you'd be fighting 30+ years
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Until the proles rise up and kill all the landlords. /sarcasm
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Have you seen https://turingpi.com ? I can't imagine an ATX/ITX/STX compatible breakout board for everything on the Pi 4 would be an impossible task.
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Variable scope and templates can get a little weird. At work we're experiencing several issues with triggers that don't kickoff when there are changes in the repo. Builds stuck for 2 hours or more on "Collecting changes"
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I have that exact same kit and I love it. The little plastic fingers that hold the bits to the lid break pretty easily so I've removed the whole top tray and put the bits in some of these. https://www.amazon.com/10pcs-H
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯ That's my guess but I'd love to see some data to confirm.
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Why would Epyc get the best binned silicon? Would the best binned Epyc run substantially cooler at the same clock than the next worsed binned Threadripper? Just curious.
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>The cost would be non-zero, so it won't be done. I would be willing to bet that the largest factory farms would be able to file an insurance claim for this type of thing (or get a large government subsidy) such that the cost will
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So the factory farms would have an even bigger surplus? Vegans/vegetarians/etc. might get to claim the moral high ground but until legislation forces the market to change, the point is moot.
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I jokingly like the idea of using utf-8 emojis in a password. They're available on nearly all phones and web browsers, common enough to not be susceptible to those sort of keyloggers and don't show up in any of the largest diction
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$199 ? Same price for the 10" Craftsman and Metabo. Buy once, cry once.
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and folders full of canned reaction images long before every board supported gifs.... and before that, plaintext emoticons... ಠ_ಠ
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