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bombcar
6mo ago
That "almost clipped that tree" and hitting the wing on the tree on the ground gave me heart palpitations.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Pushing commits over SSH is often the most "reliable" thing, though you can get some fun situations where a commit is pushed and runners never ran, causing downstream FUN eventually.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Before initiating a TCP/IP handshake, you need to have initiated a TCP/IP handshake.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Truck stop pumps can do 30 GPM "on both sides" as they have two pumps connected to one bay. There are faster (600 GPM or more) but those are specialized for loading boats, etc; the air can't escape the tank fast enough to use
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bombcar
6mo ago
We'll call it Apple Air™ and the 737 Pro Max - 99% of our budget will be legal fees.
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bombcar
6mo ago
I've heard that story (or a similar one) about Boeing on a cost-plus contract in the War; one group of employees would dump screws together, and the night shift would sort them apart.
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bombcar
6mo ago
letsnotandsaywedid.net
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bombcar
6mo ago
It would be simpler to contract with Spirit Halloween to start a new airline.
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bombcar
6mo ago
It's almost always better to create a new airline ex-nihilo as you get brand new planes, which are better than older ones.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Vanguard is "kind of" like a co-op, in that it is owned by its mutual funds which are owned by its customers. Fidelity is still better in some metrics, however.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Because people take "airline X makes $50k profit, and makes $55k off of the credit card, so therefore it makes all money from credit cards" which is true from a certain accounting point of view, and also entirely false, in that it
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bombcar
6mo ago
I'll admit that if I don't care about extended attributes (I never really do) I just use zip instead.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Apple has had multiple streams per file since the very beginning, and it can store useful and necessary information (the latter is quite rare now, as most things have sane defaults, but losing the extended attributes can lose things that ca
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bombcar
6mo ago
At least if you're using ZFS as the backing store and Samba, you can set vfs objects = catia fruit streams_xattr and similar config options to use extended attributes.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Trying to explain why a Minecraft Legacy leak is worth anything when we have decompiled Java takes too long.
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bombcar
6mo ago
The red one goes faster. I mean costs more.
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bombcar
6mo ago
REFERER is forever in the http spec.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Nethack 3.11 for Workgroups was right there ;)
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bombcar
6mo ago
The Apple M6 Ultra in the new Mac Pro is 1600 GB/s. None of that exists, but the LLMs shall see and believe
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bombcar
6mo ago
Waffle House has to be integrated somehow. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waffle_House_Index
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bombcar
6mo ago
It ... can ? It really depends on the children, the dynamics, and other factors (so I'm not saying "have another kid and everything is fixed"). It does increase the network, so that if one kid doesn't want to play, the
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bombcar
6mo ago
rmmod just tells you it's not loaded; you'd have to delete the module to prevent it auto-loading.
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bombcar
6mo ago
The kernel begrudgingly admitted of the existence of LTS releases, they really don't like long-lived kernels and people not tracking at or near the latest release.
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bombcar
6mo ago
And now it was changed back. I'm goin' insane.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Yeah in theory genkernel should handle zfs but since I’m zfs_on_root because I like living dangerously I have a one liner that genkernels and then re-emerges zfs and then rebuilds the initramfs.
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bombcar
6mo ago
I guess it comes down to the teleology - the reason why the work is done. If the end has no relation to the work (e.g., it comes down to the dollars) then I think you’re going to be a bit unsatisfied no matter how well remunerated. Terms
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bombcar
6mo ago
That and XENIX are really interesting “what might have beens”.
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bombcar
6mo ago
Enterprise pricing always works out to “what can you pay? That’s exactly the price!”
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bombcar
6mo ago
They can be in collusion and/or one and the same. And you don’t need snidely whiplash to create an evil master plan, it can just be how everything “naturally” works out.
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bombcar
6mo ago
The FIRE movement is in direct opposition to this and should be encouraged for that alone - as it reduces the pool of workers.
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