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by bavell 5y ago
If it's inevitable, why the mandates? Everyone will get it anyway which means the vaccine only helps protect yourself, not others. If it's not about protecting others, then how can you justify forced medical procedures?
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by bavell 5y ago
It's almost like they probably should have figured out something so important by now. I guess they didn't have a plan B after they didn't get bought out. Sucks to suck.
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by bavell 5y ago
> This is one of the attitudes that makes the internet so toxic IMHO. Right up there with removing all nuance from a discussion and attacking a strawman...
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by bavell 5y ago
Sad times... "drill" is the replacement on Arch.
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by bavell 5y ago
> [...] Linux do the same thing. My Arch + AwesomeWM setup I've been running for the last 5+ years would disagree with you. Kinda one of the reasons I went with this setup, I have total control over all updates, installed software,
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by bavell 5y ago
If you're interested, I'd recommend checking out the Arch wiki - imo it's one of the most comprehensive repositories of Linux info out there and pretty easy to follow. Even other distros use and link to it since it's ver
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by bavell 5y ago
I've used Arch for the better part of the last decade and agree with this assessment as well.
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by bavell 5y ago
YMMV... I bought a 5950X in late January for my main workstation (Arch) and haven't had any problems with it at all. FWIW my last Intel CPU (2700k IIRC) crashed my machine regularly whenever the iGPU fired up for some tasks (e.g. I cou
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by bavell 5y ago
How is the new value of the vintage car determined? Isn't that speculative? Do I get to decide every year how much I think it's appreciated?
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by bavell 5y ago
Totally agree but instead I use "Regards". Always works and I never have to think about it. Regards, Another guy on the internet
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by bavell 5y ago
I for one can't wait to see the blood bath from crypto "professionals" who foolishly got tangled up in tether!
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by bavell 5y ago
What makes this specific to California instead of the US as a whole?
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by bavell 5y ago
Exactly. I can't wait for the scam that is Tether to become unraveled. I always thought it was hot garbage since it first came out and I read up on it. Iirc it's totally centralized and there have always been questions over whethe
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by bavell 5y ago
Thanks for the report on Arch compatibility!
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by bavell 5y ago
Do people really need a reminder to not forget their babies? From a car? What?
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by bavell 5y ago
Most [literally any group of humans] are good folk, but unfortunately there is a small radical subset which are not. FTFY.
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by bavell 5y ago
There's deeply embedded programming in our brains related to sharing a meal with others which strengthens social bonds. Rituals like this very much play into that. As do lunch with colleagues or dinner dates.
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by bavell 5y ago
This is really disturbing and it's disgusting how some companies out there act. We desperately need our leaders to address issues like this but they're all too busy pandering to and being lobbied by the very companies who are doin
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by bavell 5y ago
Watched it, very impressive for AI but not at all worried about losing my job :)
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by bavell 5y ago
Looks fine and dandy but could also be represented in JSON with not much effort and then you'd be using an interchange format understood by many tools instead of a bespoke language. I'm definitely biased being a web dev but JSON i
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by bavell 5y ago
Exact same here, frustrates me to no end. They conveniently forget I've already watched some videos and they are shown as unwatched when I clearly remember watching them. Then others which DO show the red bar on the bottom indicating I
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by bavell 5y ago
Insightful link, thanks! I knew this info intuitively but didn't know about the beer game, really interesting! Nice to have a little more theory to back up my understanding.
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by bavell 5y ago
Excellent summary and exciting that we may be able to finally use CPU limits in k8s! I remember running into this in the early k8s days and being pretty disappointed that such a fundamental feature wasn't recommended or effective in re
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by bavell 5y ago
Sorry, no. Hiding facts from responsible adults is a great way to breed resistance to any subject being discussed. Stop infantilizing your neighbors.
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by bavell 5y ago
Yep, headline is literally what the researchers said is not happening... sigh.
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by bavell 5y ago
My 970 is still limping along... kinda hilarious that it's paired with a 5950x in my new workstation. I'm impressed it can still play modern games pretty decently on my 1440p monitor although usually I've gotta dial it down t
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by bavell 5y ago
I don't think you can drop the "A" while preserving the original meaning. Without it, an implicit "The" is assumed: "World's worst invasive weed" => "(The) World's worst invasive weed&quo
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by bavell 5y ago
The horror of nature must be subdued! Down with our plant overlords!
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by bavell 5y ago
Some people I follow have moved to Odysee[1], seems like a good candidate for helping wean users off YT. There are a handful of YT creators uploading content to both platforms simultaneously. That might be the best way to transition away fr
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by bavell 5y ago
Great thread and discussion. IMO, there's some overhead to using a framework but it's marginal compared to the data model/flow/architecture you've chosen to implement. I don't think reaching for a framework kil

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