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by bombolo 4y ago
I was doing it and it worked fine. But I'd just keep the served content on the disk. Of course not /var.
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by bombolo 4y ago
The romans had water fountains and no pumps. Perhaps you underestimate gravity.
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by bombolo 4y ago
I was using hdparm on my rpi home server to turn off the disk without unmounting it. It was just a cronjob to turn it off at night, and it would stay off until needed. The first request would then take over 5 seconds to turn it on again, an
784.
by bombolo 4y ago
You argued for your rights, and I reminded you others have rights as well (because it seemed you had forgotten). You're a scab if you work for free, replacing a worker that would have been paid otherwise. If you get paid for your MIT l
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by bombolo 4y ago
> I'm not sure it has much effect on how many developers are hired though. If they could have used it, they would just use their existing developers to build something else. Yes. But while the developer build the something else, the
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by bombolo 4y ago
Feature requests aren't "contributions". Also bugs due to "I didn't bother to read the documentation". Also legitimate bugs with the attitude of "my production env is down because of this, so fix it at onc
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by bombolo 4y ago
Making a bad app the first time is somehow not as bad as being a shitty educator to tens of kids, in my book. Certain professions have less leeway for mistakes than others. For example a surgeon vs a musician; or a software developer for ph
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by bombolo 4y ago
This conversation would have great benefit if you actually went to read the text of the AGPL license. By default you are entitled to run only code that you wrote yourself. You need the copyright holders of anything else to grant you the rig
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by bombolo 4y ago
Specifically without copyleft. With copyleft it remains libre even if companies take it. Without copyleft, companies will take it and use it for their proprietary products, when they would have otherwise hired someone to do it.
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by bombolo 4y ago
It's not an "extension". It's a different license that doesn't give you the right to run the code on your server, unless you share the sources with the users. You are free to implement it yourself instead of using s
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by bombolo 4y ago
Besides not contributing, they will start opening bug reports and ask you to fix them ASAP.
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by bombolo 4y ago
Try and remove the netflix app. It will appear again. Same for the edge shortcut on the desktop.
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by bombolo 4y ago
> What possible reason would the Russians have to sabotage their own side of their won space craft? Same reason why they blew up their own pipeline (they didn't but our propaganda must paint them as complete morons).
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by bombolo 4y ago
Science? Must every human endeavour generate profit?
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by bombolo 4y ago
Where would the "elsewhere" be? You're just arguing for the time spent learning to not be spent learning.
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by bombolo 4y ago
Comments like this one are a perfect example of why we need to do a better job at education.
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by bombolo 4y ago
> You absolutely do not need a college degree, or lessons on pedagogy, to understand [...] Not everybody is as lucky as you, apparently born with infused knowledge :) > Anyone could come up with things you'd learn in college that
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by bombolo 4y ago
> you also need to finance you living Not really, you can get loans with very low interest rates and you don't have to pay them back until you make a high enough salary. But yeah it's not perfect (still better than the USA syst
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by bombolo 4y ago
"oh he's not being a piece of shit, his brain is literally incapable of processing this!" "this behaviour seems indicative of abuse… welp I better contact authorities!" And many other examples that you will disregar
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by bombolo 4y ago
> Requiring degrees is anti-worker because it places a cost on them. This is such an USA point of view… University is free here.
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by bombolo 4y ago
To learn pedagogy?
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by bombolo 4y ago
They will just figure out another way. Also, I believe google willingly puts blog posts with ads on top, rather than the original documentation/maling list discussion because those usually have no ads.
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by bombolo 4y ago
1. create virtualenv: python3 -m venv bla 2. activate virtualenv: . bla/bin/activate 3. install stuff: pip install blablablabla 4. do things 5. remove bla and repeat if you want to start clean > Here’s to hoping I never have to
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by bombolo 4y ago
The reason why iceland can't have trees: sheep owners
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by bombolo 4y ago
Ok, and then it won't work unless they explicitly authorize a new app store to be installed. Android supports it, but it's not just 1 click from a browser to get a new app store.
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by bombolo 4y ago
Yes. My company iphone when I first turned it on warned me that whatever I did on it was being monitored by my employer. It's by design from apple. I of course put it in a drawer and forgot about it.
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by bombolo 4y ago
In Italy I've heard company owners say: "I feed X families". Wrong… you mean they feed you.
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by bombolo 4y ago
You know that c++ also doesn't need to recompile everything if you just change 1 file right?
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by bombolo 4y ago
I don't think cmake has feature parity with autotools. Not in my personal experience anyway.
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by bombolo 4y ago
So chatgpt returns the link to the original site? If not, it's not "indexing".

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