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1y ago
Out of all the crap that Poettering caused, Wayland is not his work.
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1y ago
You know what runs on these platforms? Xorg.
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1y ago
DEI is not the same as the people behind it. Criticizing DEI is not personal disrespect.
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1y ago
> and one of the links is to a site that replaces its content with an image of a testicle when hotlinked from HN. jwz is calling other people manchilds, but as someone who also had such a script on their website and also had HN blocked t
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1y ago
Nvidia, vmxgfx. I would run wayland if i could.
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I'm not going to pretend judging people by their skin color (or any other bogus criteria like those outlined by the hacker ethics) is not discriminatory. Whatever DEI was meant for, due to its unagreeable practices its unrecoverably bu
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1y ago
For you it seems obvious, for me, its not, and you made no effort in explaining. I kinda asked for it.
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> In practice facists are precisely the people who self-identify as facists Man, i feel bad for coming up with this. But when everyone can identify as $gender regardless of their physical condition and respecting that decision is part of
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1y ago
Using docker does not help in this specific case - if the attackers came via ssh, they will have root access as before, and if they come in through the application, they still control your application inside the container and can make it se
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1y ago
Give the functions two-letter names and you have looped back to 1970's roff.
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1y ago
This is the ideal case where the produced code is well readable and commented so its intent is obvious. The worst case is an intern or LLM having generated some code where the intent is not obvious and them not being able to explain the int
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1y ago
When you form a mental model and then write code from that, thats a very lossy transformation. You can write comments and documentation to make it less lossy, but there will be information that is lost to an reviewer, who has to spend great
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1y ago
Of course they are groundbreaking, how else would you grab them? </pun>
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1y ago
Typical cuss filter UX: types something in live chat some random word from the sentence gets censored out "Why did this just got censored out?" check urban disctionary "Why?????" Bonus points if its regular ethnony
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1y ago
30 years late to the party?
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1y ago
Google services might be banned from LWN due to excessive traffic from their AS: https://social.kernel.org/notice/AqJkUigsjad3gQc664
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1y ago
To understand icons, they must resemble something you have seen before. If you were born in 2005, you won't know what the button with the floppy disk on it does because you have never seen or used a floppy. Or a cloud to mean "upl
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1y ago
Characters are also easier to learn than emojis and iconographs because there are less of them.
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1y ago
Furthermore, reading about functionality feels like a waste of time yeah, but simplified, this is how you end up with programmers that write an if statement 10 times because they don't know what a for loop is. The waste of time
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1y ago
Yes, but: du -sh /nix I specifically remember the glibc 2.26/ucontext desaster that triggered an rebuild of the nix world and exhausted all disk space that i had.
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1y ago
Of course I'm very judgemental towards people who ignore the established knowledge of the field and instead rely on social hearsay. Call me old and grumpy.
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1y ago
There is a rumor that Instagrams "People you might know" feature also works on physical proximity.
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1y ago
This is not okay. If it makes sense for you, your sense for percentages is wrong.
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1y ago
Unfounded provocation. Get lost, troll.
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1y ago
The controversy is your egregious dismissal of a legal source that you have now edited out of your post.
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1y ago
The link your parent posted is current. The Entgelttabelle there was last updated in 2022. Also the PDF's (Tarifvertrag, Entgelttabelle) linked there are the authoritative source for this information - they are the legal document def
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1y ago
Has been happening since 2015, and in such scales that "going expat" is synonymous to "moving to Berlin".
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1y ago
Specifically, entertainment.
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I thought this was a waiting animation and the website is broken.
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1y ago
This is not a UUID problem, this is a Microsoft problem from the 90s. Just don't use Microsoft software (</s>) and use big endian as specified by the standard.
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