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by arzig 2y ago
My read is that whatever subset of the ecosystem bcachefs-tools just hasn’t stabilized. Presumably it will, but once everything is functionally at 1.x even if they don’t reach it officially this will be become a non-issue. That said, having
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by arzig 2y ago
An anecdote: I don’t care if things look native, however I am actively repulsed by modern web design trends.
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by arzig 2y ago
Fun fact, these negative value garbage offerings are often “required” by box checking certifications like SOC2. Sure, if you have massive staffing to handle compliance you might be able to argue you’ve achieved the objective without this t
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by arzig 2y ago
The CBO of established by Congress to be subject matter experts. It is the peer to the OMB in the executive branch. If Congress wanted an expert branch to study study technical topics I’m sure they could establish something similar.
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by arzig 2y ago
IANAL, but my understanding is that chevron interacts weirdly with the administrative procedures act. So, one of the big problems with chevron deference is that when the laws says XYZ to be determined by agency ABC and agency ABC determines
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by arzig 2y ago
I mean, there are a a number of tty graphics protocols. I’m sure with enough dedication someone could figure something out.
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by arzig 2y ago
Graceful is a misnomer, but there are better versions. If you are day, a database server, and you run out of memory and die horribly, availability for all clients is compromised. If you begin rejecting queries or connections until memory js
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by arzig 3y ago
Ability to tab complete columns in an interactive settings. If I’m in psql I can tab complete columns in the where clause but not in the select because I haven’t actually given any information about what I’m selecting from yet.
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by arzig 3y ago
It’s malicious because they’ve done more work than necessary to put limitations on the user. They already know what region an account is in. If they just said “Ok, EU account, turn on the flags” that would be less engineering effort. Even i
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by arzig 3y ago
Yes. Ubuntu maintained their own deb package that redirected to a snap install.
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by arzig 3y ago
The Firefox deb in the repos redirected and did a snap install or some weirdness at least at some point.
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by arzig 3y ago
I have not read the source but I had always assumed that this was the lovingly crafted effort of someone who is intimately familiar with the js standard making sure that some hypothetical expression like ![1] is neither odd nor even. Surely
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by arzig 3y ago
I consider “but ordinance” a red herring. One need only observe the recent history of US military adventurism to show that a sufficiently determined insurgency with light arms and minimal training can take literally decades to surpress even
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by arzig 3y ago
cough go cough Although it is periodically useful to be able to copy a binary to some random Linux server and know it will work.
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by arzig 3y ago
The tongue has a set of receptors that fire for cooked meat. So yes, it is in fact the protein. I grew up and we learned about the 4 tastes and then stumbled across this a whole back and was fascinated. It probably explains why cooking meat
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by arzig 3y ago
I would need to see a Firefox UA warm cache reload in the same video before I put any stock in this. This aligns to perfectly with the “But Google evil” narrative for me to believe it uncritically. Alas, I don’t trust the internet anymore.
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by arzig 3y ago
I actually think slack is both an example of poor design and good design. While the multi-tenant with zero shared ui elements is a monstrosity, I think they do a really good job at discoverability. One of the things application level menus
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by arzig 3y ago
Importantly, I think there is a useful parallel here with the behavior that led to SLAPP laws which now exist in most states.
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by arzig 3y ago
I strongly recommend the book. It’s considerably better and gets into the dystopia better.
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by arzig 3y ago
There was something probably here a few days ago to the effect of 'Their 9s are not your 9s'. Like yes, their status is showing an error rate of less than .00001%. However, all of those errors are being generated by your 5 instanc
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by arzig 3y ago
Some interesting research I found through serenity os suggesting jit may not be worth it for most things. https://microsoftedge.github.io/edgevr/posts/Super-Duper-Sec...
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by arzig 3y ago
FusionAuth: It’s a form but not onerous to get to some prices. The base plans can be quite a bit cheaper though. https://fusionauth.io/pricing
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by arzig 3y ago
I can get by with https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-jdtls
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by arzig 3y ago
It’s because all the wireless magic is in the dongle. I’m not entirely sure on the details but I think it just looks like a hub with potentially multiple hid attached to the host and bios etc have had rudimentary usb hid support for ages.
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by arzig 3y ago
As someone from the us, I’m deeply skeptical of government nutritional labeling / recommendation since the travesty of the food pyramid when I was young. Cereals were basically the best thing to eat because how else where you going to
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by arzig 3y ago
Export the free speech is a red herring. The underlying issue is whether an aggrieved party can compel certain kinds of discovery to respond to libel (which has never been perfected speech). Prime were just able to be libelous with impunity
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by arzig 3y ago
It may not be recoverable locally, but the caller may know how. Consider Files.createFile. It throws if the target already exists. That method has no way of knowing what the recovery is, however, the caller might. It could be that the calle
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by arzig 3y ago
Ladybird sure thinks they are going to. I’m curious how successful they will be.