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inevitable, perhaps, but invented long before most people were on the internet (or even born): Here's AP from 12 years ago talking about the 25th anniversary of the 'smiley': https://oklahoman.com/article/
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a) awesome font b) great, now my browser can also be dynamically generating typefaces in order to programmatically render the html
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see also: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?query=init&sektion=8&apropos=0&manpath=Unix+Seventh+Edition for 'then', and: https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?quer
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7y ago
to note the: rc in Unix mentioned by K&R in the article likely refers to '/etc/rc', which was a shell script run by init in research Unix (and still BSD, but not SysV)
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7y ago
sooo.. tcpwrappers?
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> Good for avoiding LIDAR speeding tickets. no subject knowledge, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LIDAR_traffic_enforcement lists US detectors as operating outside of the visible spectrum - does this actually bloc
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> controversial decision to not charge a driver who hit and killed somebody at night because the person they hit was black, wearing all black clothes, and walking in the street. I don't think there has been a history of racism again
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but this brings up C++, if in name only, which wouldn't always win you fans..
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calling it 'crap' is quite a different thing from saying it is 'affordable' and 'a good value', even if both imply the same thing w/r/t cost:quality vs absolute quality in that product family - one wi
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how does this differ from owncloud/nextcloud?
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yes, clearly a site called 'hacker news' should have no such articles.
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Hey, don't complain - if it worked when the Germans sent Lenin over with a train full of gold, it can work again!
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even if this party culture was a thing, I'm pretty sure showing up to an interview drunk would still be outside of 'party culture' norms
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or that would welcome your visit anyway even if they do require it.
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> Your FICO score and detailed credit history already serve this purpose to a large degree. a) what purpose is that? b) FICO score doesn't include political outlook or social behaviors. (see also 'a')
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I would not be surprised at all if ISS is governed by a specific treaty involving the member nations, which may or may not supercede or be different than whatever would be 'defacto law' in some other hypothetical situation
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or 80/20. really I just want to be able to find my previous command, and multi word-level edit it.
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7y ago
think the above was ambiguous language. could go either way. but yes, could be a misreading. cheers.
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oh hey.. here's mister anyonymous non-commented downvote again.. have 3 examples throughout modern history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Connection https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E
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> it seems sort of strange to name this approach after it. many people wearing che guevarra t-shirts are neither marxist nor especially bolshevik. but they are 'cool' and 'edgy' (supposedly).
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or, it was never not a traditional company, and this was wishful magical thinking. Pretty sure from day 1, they produced something and attempted to sell it for gains. Pretty traditional to me. Kind of the only way to do business.
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but then how would we back-channel support our preferred political factions in the drug producing countries??
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.. and so further, the pre-determined dualism argues, if you aren't up to being 'perfect', you obvously must be a 'bad person', creating an internal self-shame which can't easily be dealt with, other than confo
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7y ago
agree. it's pretty well referenced in most shell documentation (checked bash and pdksh).. but then, well, you have to be someone who reads shell documentation.. of course, if you're not someone who reads shell documentation, then,
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or esc-esc-v if in vi mode..
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or, do! https://github.com/NetBSD/src/tree/trunk/lib/libedit also: isn't the entire GNU project itself someone 'being a prick and writing their own unix because the terms of the AT&T o
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libedit was written for just this purpose https://github.com/NetBSD/src/tree/trunk/lib/libedit (cvsweb appears down) https://www.thrysoee.dk/editline/
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> It will give legitimacy to what would have been necessary anyways, and which was likely impossible politically to avoid given sluggish labor and wage growth after decades of equity bull run and growing inequality. what would have been
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alternatively: if you live by the sword...
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> Maybe I misunderstand Palantir's mission nope - just WaPo's use of selective editorial bias to paint problems endemic to both parties & us society in general to partisan ends.
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