blueflow

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by blueflow 1y ago
... commenting on a case of abusive allegations.
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by blueflow 1y ago
To prevent things like these from happen again, you should never believe allegations of sexual misconduct. Refuse to bother about this, redirect people to the police and courts, let them do the job. Don't be like these people who put t
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by blueflow 1y ago
Yet the author incorrectly blames it on tmux, which gives the article a bad taste. Also im not sure whether the scolling problem is actually tmux fault. Tmux uses the alternate screen buffer, the alternate screen buffer is activated using t
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by blueflow 1y ago
> So it’s like Playwright/Puppeteer for the terminal I mean, a tty is just a file descriptor... there have been script(1), expect(1) and chat(8) since the 80ies. tmux is not really necessary.
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by blueflow 1y ago
I tested it this week and i will drop it due to untested/non-working packages.
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by blueflow 1y ago
The narrative is wrong - the wages are low while the working times are exhausting. Half of each trainee's leave each year, while the nurses that can actually endure this shit are going into pension in the next 10 years. And the money i
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by blueflow 1y ago
Like, you started this subthread contesting neallindsay's (and mine) understanding[1] of "Intention", so this is on you. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44714148
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by blueflow 1y ago
The state of the universe (including biological facts) has no intentions, i don't know what you are trying to say here or what else you would mean when you say "Intention". It sounds like the sayings of someone who believes i
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by blueflow 1y ago
What does Istvan Varjas do for a living?
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by blueflow 1y ago
Who felt this intention? God?
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by blueflow 1y ago
Your answer is recursive and sort of leaves the question unanswered, so my reply is kinda an repetition of what i already asked: How do we know what the normal function is? How do we know how things are intended to work? (Intended by whom
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by blueflow 1y ago
> they're basically taking away your ability to do anything.... ... with your property, with is a violation of your rights in most western jurisdictions.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Hey, customers are people too, and they can and will say "no", too. "good looking" doesn't do it when it cannot do basic things.
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by blueflow 1y ago
> because they're helping the cause by forcing all resources to be focused on one target This might work for company-backed projects but not for OSS enthusiasts and power users - they will leave for greener pastures. For example, Li
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by blueflow 1y ago
When you have scanning eyes, any window on-screen that you are currently not scanning is a waste of pixels. These pixels could display data from your focused window instead.
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by blueflow 1y ago
How can you tell / what did you see that was missing for ICCCM compliance?
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by blueflow 1y ago
The WHO did not word it badly, it was the accepted knowledge back then. You previously accused me of somehow missing the 2019-2021 timeframe, but that the vaccine doesn't really protect you well from infections was not established unti
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by blueflow 1y ago
> No even merely scientifically literate person has said that the Covid-19 vaccines (or any vaccine for that matter) are 100% effective. I can't argue that. I think its a "true scotsman" situation. If i quote the WHO[1] on
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by blueflow 1y ago
> Dependencies are simpler and faster (waiting for a service to start and accept requests is costly) Yeah, but requiring a service's response is why its a dependency in the first place, no?
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by blueflow 1y ago
You did educate me, just not in the way you intended. I thought vaccinated people don't end up at the hospital. Zero. Apparently i was lied to.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Cool. I didn't know the effect of the vaccine is so poor, that you now need to account for statistical biases to see its effect at all. That's less than what i was told, and I'm not happy. Honestly what a shit vaccine. Measle
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by blueflow 1y ago
Thank god you can enable and disable each of these components in complete isolation, so you don't suffer any kind of lock-in from systemd.
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by blueflow 1y ago
TIL there are 14 subtly different naming schemes for network interfaces[1]. "predictable" my ass. [1] https://manpages.debian.org/testing/systemd/systemd.net-nami...
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by blueflow 1y ago
> It's similar to misinterpreting the fact that most people that were hospitalized from Covid-19 were vaccinated. Whats the correct interpretation of this?
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by blueflow 1y ago
> .... if you want reliable quality. I'm saying this as a German, i strongly reject those accusations. Do not buy from VW group (and not from PSA/Stellantis (Citroen, Fiat, Opel etc brands), either).
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by blueflow 1y ago
Can't argue them - Tageschau always has been trashtalking people with the wrong opinion. Back in 2011, Tageeschau openly rallied against Muslims and wanting public broadcasting gone was a leftist position. The whole thing is completely
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by blueflow 1y ago
The sender address of a packet is specified by the sender. So the game would be the same, you would just encode the pixel data in a different area of the same packets. Security folks call this "spoofing" but its just an aspect of
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by blueflow 1y ago
You are right, what i was looking at was yuri, but wouldn't know because i went the other way before seeing the genitals.
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by blueflow 1y ago
Headline: "FFmpeg devs boast of another 100x leap thanks to handwritten assembly code" Text: "... this boost is only seen in an obscure filter", "... up to ... %" [expletives omitted]
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by blueflow 1y ago
fopencookie seems glibc-specific, so unavailable on BSD.

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