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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
What do you anticipate being the problem? I have several single-letter commands myself.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
The duality of man[0]. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30952583
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Haven't AMD and Intel had to share all their patents with each other for the past 20 years anyway? I remember some agreement coming out of the ashes of the amd64 debacle. And the patent text doesn't seem to have anything to do wit
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
"Cheaper" if you ignore the down payments that are approaching 30% of the house's total value.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
The price of houses would come down real quick if landlordism was made illegal.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
It is politically-motivated destruction of property. I don't know how much more textbook you want it to be.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
It is.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I made a typo while checking this, and amusingly while neither cd /D nor cd "/D" work, cd "/D? does.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
https://bellard.org/tinyemu Looks fine to me.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Why not?
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
And kernel 4.4's upstream EOL was two days ago. Talk about timing.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Paste to debug in 12 guesses. Had never heard of the original wordle before, cool game. wwwwY Paste wwwww Color wwwww Print wwwww Loops Ywwww Bombs RRwww Death RRRww Debts RRRww Debby (It should be obvious here that
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I was under the impression that what made a tree was its woodenness so I was probably more of the target audience, and was impressed by the article.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Well you see that's the whole idea, pixel alien isn't the NFT, the NFT is a cryptographically-secure blockchain that records ownership. They exist so that people can "own" the "real copy" of data that has no re
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Because the picture of Calvin peeing isn't the NFT, the NFT is a cryptographically-secure blockchain that records ownership. They exist so that people can "own" the "real copy" of data that has no reason to be scarc
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I must ask those who are still sticking with Firefox over Chromium-based browsers, especially those who do so soley for the purpose of staying off a Google web monopoly, to what end? When and how do you think Mozilla will ever do anything t
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Time in the market beats timing in the market. It sounds like a meaningless mantra or cop-out, but really, there's no reason to regret missing $2 when there's no time or reason in the foreseeable future where a silicon portfolio w
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Masters [capitalists/bosses] conspire together with each other. Whoever denies this is naive. They conspire together in lots of ways, but especially to keep wages down. They keep things quiet until they act on lowering the wages or wha
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I can do it just fine. I think most people can.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
For now, adding the following to your uBlock Origin filters works: twitter.com##.r-zchlnj.r-1xcajam.r-12vffkv.r-1d2f490.r-1p0dtai.r-aqfbo4.css-1dbjc4n twitter.com##html:style(overflow:auto !important) twitter.com##+js(cookie-remover, guest_
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
It looks very similar to this[1] which uses a fork of a deprecated project called gnuclad[2], which, like gnuplot, is not a GNU project. [1] https://github.com/FabioLolix/LinuxTimeline [2] https://launchpad.ne
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
If I recall correctly, ipv6 addresses beginning with 0::0:ffff are mapped 1-to-1 with ipv4 addresses.
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
Student loans are a big problem but it's not because trade jobs exist. It's because the federal government subsidizes tuition without bothering to pass any laws to cap it. Conveniently lobbied for in turn by public universities, a
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I think that even if this were about renters and not landlords that would never happen due to being so much harder to measure. Investigating who really struggled and who was fine or who gamed the system and who really couldn't pay woul
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I find the assumption built into this article's incredulousness odd and I doubt I would ever had made it myself. Why would we ever expect qualia to be based on specific and static combinations of neurons? The fact alone that memories l
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
If you mean a low resolution, you can use any of several browser extensions (I like Iridium) to automatically "manually" select the resolution right when the page loads for every video, and this will also increase your maximum buf
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
This really brings the musings of Hayden Barnes[1] on a dual-stack operating system future (Discussed 8 months ago on HN[2]) to reality. I'm excited to be able to tightly integrate workflows between old legacy Windows-only programs and
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I think something like this is the last thing science needs. It further politicizes the nature of the nebulous "Science tm" and all on one person, perpetuating the idea that science is one monolithic block instead of a large numbe
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by bejelentkezni 5y ago
I suppose negotiating wages and overseeing what was happening must be enough work to count? I think most people would be more worried about how arrogant and self-important Judaism looks from the outside based on rules like these, but I digr
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by bejelentkezni 6y ago
All I have that I'm not seeing elsewhere in the replies is: ffmpeg -r 1 -loop 1 -i 1.png -i 1.wav -c:v libvpx -c:a libvorbis -b:a 64k -shortest out.webm (clearly this is old) -max_muxing_queue_size 2048 (magically fixes some errors and

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