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These seem to be from a company OneThird: https://onethird.io/avocado-scanner From their website on how it works: "Every piece of fresh produce has a unique spectral fingerprint. We have collected a vast amount of spe
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TOTP should just be a (typically base32) secret string; I don't know if Authy allows exporting that though (and if not, that only underscores the point of this article). I just use a simple shell script with dmenu/xclip/oatht
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I guess the thing is that Musk does actually fight this sort of thing, but seemingly only on certain topics that align with his pretty far-out views. It's rather hard to take that in good faith. This is "For my friends, everything
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Or about:performance, for a less detailed but arguably nicer quick overview.
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"Taste" is such a funny concept: - A few weeks ago I looked up some music from my youth: Korn, Deftones, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, Slipknot, Mudvayne, Slayer, Testament, Iced Earth. I played much of this to death back in the
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"I don't like X" is of course not an absolute statement (and neither is "I like X", for that matter). I don't like Hip-Hop. Of course there is some hip-hop that I think is alright, but by and large, "I d
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> in slack, the behaviour of shift+enter entirely reverses if you're inside a multi-line code block There's a setting to turn that off so it behaves consistently. Or there was last time I used Slack.
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Editing a file like that with a text editor is a right pain. Inserting these characters isn't all that straight-forward, and everything will be on a single line. In theory RS could be treated as a newline, which will only add to the li
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> We were trying to get our browser to be a platform, embrace and extend I think is what we said. We’ll embrace the Internet and we’ll extend with these ActiveX controls. Haha, yeah, I think you've forgotten the last third there Ste
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To clarify: NetBSD has never supported non-MMU systems, or at least hasn't for decades. As opposed to something they removed recently(-ish).
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You can still run an older kernel. There are the "Super-long-term support" releases that have 10+ year support cycles. Some distros may go even further. If you install 6.12 today (via e.g. Debian 13) then you'll be good until
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Well, it's edited now, but previously it contained strong accusations, and doubled down even stronger after someone else pointed out they're wrong.
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Quite a few people commenting here are having problems with it in the case of Bearblog though, including some pretty wild accusations. And lets be real here: https://github.com/HermanMartinus/bearblog/graphs/c
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Different Bear. https://bear.app/ Which you could have known by spending five seconds on https://lambdalpha.com , or actually reading your own link which calls Bear an "Apple Design Award winner notes app&qu
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Look, I get where you're coming from. It's not unreasonable. I've said this before. But there are also reasons why things are the way they are, and that is also not unreasonable. And at the end of the day: Linus is the boss.
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Kent brings up Debian himself, unprompted. This is one of the problems: Kent is frequently unable to accept that things don't go his way. He will keep bringing it up again and again and he just grinds people down with it. If you see ju
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People have explaining things, at great length, many times. Many of these have been posted to HN before, either as submissions or comments. Kent just does not listen. Every time the discussion starts from the top. Even if you do agree on so
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> Noem's statement gave few specifics about the nature of the breach except to blame FEMA's staff, two dozen of whom she said she had fired. Noem said the hack threatened "the entire Department and the nation as a whole&q
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And given they're using very old versions of everything, it just sounds like dysfunction and/or moribund development.
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If no one cares enough to do some basic maintenance then maybe it should die?
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You can't capture a complex reality in a single number.
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No system is completely immune of course, but it's exceedingly rare for a dictatorship to remain stable and benign for for even just a few decades, never mind hundreds of years.
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GDP is an extremely imprecise inaccurate rough measure of economic strength. Every country is unique and has its own set of footnotes and caveats. Even within the same country there are often huge differences (e.g. North of England is not t
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Zero-COVID lockdown policy as was implemented was absolutely not supported by the majority of the Chinese population. And it was more about saving face than caring about people. The initial COVID response in 2019 was to punish doctors repor
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> My thesis is something like "any authoritarian can sail a ship in calm seas". The government of China's hard times are ahead of it. It's too early to write an epitaph for democracy. This applies to neither Russia no
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> humanize international students and emphasize suffering Good grief, how dare they humanise international students and emphasise with suffering!
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There are of course multiple ways to do multi-party systems, and the Brazilian system is quite different from some other multi-party systems. IMHO the state of things in the US seems unique dysfunctional. None of the major institutions real
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> A perfect example: the Python documentary releases tomorrow, featuring interviews with Python community leaders and contributors. Despite creating one of the most foundational Python libraries in history, I wasn't even contacted a
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> Im certain this guy is terrifying when he’s having an episode Why are you "certain" of this? Whatever else can be said about all of this, this seems little more than stereotypical fear-mongering, and is exactly the sort of di
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1y ago
Yes, you need to specifically ask for it, but you can get them and it works. I got mine last year.
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