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by blueflow 2y ago
I'm a central European as well and i do not only think Linus's tone is okay, I'm actually more comfortable around people like him. I find this watch-your-words culture repressive, and being with people who use and tolerate th
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by blueflow 2y ago
Are you displeased with Linus' leadership because he make the decision you want him to make?
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by blueflow 2y ago
I wish different people than this would reply to my post :(
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by blueflow 2y ago
You can scroll through the lobste.rs moderation log to get in impression of how moderation on lobste.rs works: https://lobste.rs/moderations Also incidents like this: https://lobste.rs/s/zp4ofg/lob
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by blueflow 2y ago
> No German would think of that as just neutrally describing a place where a wolf lives I do. You are wrong. Not specific to wolves, tho. When i learned about Hitlers base, i my first thought was whether Hitler was some kind of animal fa
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by blueflow 2y ago
I'm not a state-run troll farm, the last 10 years have trained me and probably anyone else to vote away anything related to US politics.
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by blueflow 2y ago
You could go to reddit or the fediverse.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Not sure if my point came across. This is a knowledge problem. How can you test an ASIC for correct function if you have no knowledge of its intended function?
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by blueflow 2y ago
> and it depends on the tech to know about the underlying technology in addition to diagnosing whatever mechanical issue. Techs also tend to be the type of people to throw up their hands and start throwing parts. What do you think how we
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by blueflow 2y ago
Its not just the replacement parts cost. Modern cars are more tightly packed and not designed for individual parts being replaced afterwards. Sometimes its just things like a screw holding something behind the center console being accessibl
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by blueflow 2y ago
There is the crux: > while electronic systems come with components that are replaced wholesale, where the consumer pays the price for the new component Repair costs are skyrocketing with newer cars.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Also, these systems are much more difficult to diagnose if they fail to function correctly. This means you are going to pay for 5 different things to be replaced, each after replacing the previous one didn't fix the issue. And you are
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by blueflow 2y ago
I'm also german. Thats likely not it, german "Schatten werfen" works as the english "cast a shadow".
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by blueflow 2y ago
Something is off with the specified directions: > The sun keeps a position relative to the camera and thus the shadows always fall from left to right: The video shows shadows fall from right to left. > One can get into the unfortunate
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by blueflow 2y ago
Most people haven't been in an MRI, either. I only know about their existence from TV.
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by blueflow 2y ago
I can sense magnetic fields of some strength through my nasal bone. Its like a metallic taste except its not where your taste buds are. I don't know if its rare? I think most people just never held a magnet against their face.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Reversed question: How do they even relate? One is intentionally violating customs/manners, the other is a political orientation.
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by blueflow 2y ago
I believe it, too, and i am not hiding. Every other teenager who is testing out how they can leave their "imprint" on the world will do offensive things, intentionally. And by pulling a strong "omg we are attacked by the EVIL
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by blueflow 2y ago
That is because Ansible documentation is generally poor. Ansible is one of the projects which i use every day and where the (online!) documentation rarely answers the questions i have. This forces me to fall back into a try & error that
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by blueflow 2y ago
Why is it always americans who are caught with being seemingly unaware of the rest of the world? Is it because we all speak their language? I didn't ever see it with Britons or Australians.
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by blueflow 2y ago
This is a human issue. When in use, we expect the material to be durable. When we throw it away, we expect the material to decompose. We do not have materials that react to human intention.
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by blueflow 2y ago
I found it useful to read through the open and closed issues and estimate what caused the described problems. Look at the usecases that do not work, are they common or exotic? Does the program fail safely or does it fall back to unwanted be
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by blueflow 2y ago
`man e2scrub_all` works without root :P
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by blueflow 2y ago
And POSIX has man(1) instead of --help: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/m...
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by blueflow 2y ago
$ echo --help --help $ type echo echo is a shell builtin
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by blueflow 2y ago
> Expecting there to be a safe invokation for "how do I use this damn thing" is 100% fair. Are you on debian? Do an `/usr/sbin/e2scrub_all --help`.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Its not "$command --help", its "man 1 $command". You should not invoke programs blindly, hoping "--help" causes them to do nothing else.
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by blueflow 2y ago
Is it the majority? For me its always the moral guardian type of person, and they are definitely not the majority.
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by blueflow 2y ago
The rules are too generic to be useful, because mankind still can't agree on what is "innovative", "useful", "aesthetic", ... and what isn't. Only rule 7. and 9. are measurable and not purely subject
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by blueflow 2y ago
It surely had better manpages and documentation tho.

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