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by blueflow 11mo ago
Never seen such well visible scars! Mine are only faint contours... https://i.imgur.com/Y4Q1uzC.jpeg I was too thorough with the isopropyl alcohol.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
I had good success using isopropyl alcohol as a solvent and a drill with a plastic brush attachment, using less than 300 rpm.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
Its signalling. Instead of stickers on their laptop, conservatives have crosses (the thing jesus got nailed on) on their neck and cars.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
You are absolutely right, bro. https://i.imgur.com/nb8dNzi.jpeg
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by blueflow 11mo ago
Reminder: The UEFI/SecureBoot/systemd-boot stack is controlled by Microsoft as well. Microsoft signs our bootloaders.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
8086 assembler in awk for retrocomputing purposes. Proof of concept worked well enough and now i'm doing an second version with more robust logic.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
> Like this sounds awesome but being offline for 23 hours in the day is unmanageable here, unless you live a very solitary life Except when you are offline together .
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Freedesktop.org now hosts the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard(lwn.net)
6 points by blueflow 11mo ago|1 comments
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by blueflow 11mo ago
inb4 "Why don't people trust news anymore?" this why
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by blueflow 11mo ago
https://avherald.com/h?article=52f5748f&opt=1
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by blueflow 11mo ago
The problems with the adblocking stopped after i switched to Soundcloud Go+.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
You don't but you don't notice if you never did anything like that. Half of the keybinds listed by 'stty -a' are a mystery to mankind.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
They do emulate a terminal, not just the kind of emulation you have in mind. "Wine is not an emulator" again.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
The Germany/Deutschland/Alemannia/Niemcy situation is utter garbage and its existence is a curse upon this world, not justification to do it to other countries, too. Türkiye is Türkiye because it self-identifies as such.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
On second thought, i think this is intentional. If scientists interpolate from well-chosen substances onto all Pm2.5, it should be provable that earths atomosphere is toxic beyond limits and uninhabitable. "We destroyed earth" sel
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by blueflow 11mo ago
Yeah but which substances/sources is not given when you just say "Pm2.5". Which is what the article did. And depending on the actual substances you get different health effects or none at all.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
First steps with the metric system. About time!
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by blueflow 11mo ago
... have they seen Save buttons with the Floppy pictured on it, either?
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by blueflow 11mo ago
I'm impressed by the method of cutting copper foil to produce circuitry. Saves you the acid and/or ordering from Shenzhen.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
amino acids droplets are pm2.5. pm2.5 refers to the particle size. See what i wrote in the other thread... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45784538
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by blueflow 11mo ago
What about sugar?
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by blueflow 11mo ago
Amino acids! I'm sure now some other HN poster will come up with an explanation how Amino Acids are still neurotoxic of some sort.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
The point was that PM2.5 is a measurement of particle size, and that by itself allows no judgement about its toxicity. The same way you cannot argue that things of 5 centimeter diameter are healthy. The toxicity judgement comes from the inf
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by blueflow 11mo ago
How is that related to what GP wrote?
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by blueflow 11mo ago
Thats the same thing?
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by blueflow 11mo ago
Without having a trustable certificate, the connection can be MITM'ed anyways. Anyone can produce a self-signed cert on demand.
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by blueflow 11mo ago
... because its an problem with NAT and not with the protocol.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Docs: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone#_git_urls https://git-scm.com/docs/git-init
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by blueflow 1y ago
> obscure tribal knowledge The knowledge is neither obscure nor tribal, it is public and accessible. And likely already on your system, in the form of man-pages shipped with your git binaries. > The problem with software development i
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by blueflow 1y ago
Humans are fallible, relying on hearsay is unprofessional, learn your craft properly. Imagine what the equivalent argumentation for a lawyer or nurse would be. Those rules ought to apply for engineers, too.

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