chokolad

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by chokolad 5y ago
> Not necessarily ruling but definitely highly privileged. You definitely could not just travel on a whim inside the USSR. You needed special permission from the government, which was most commonly (but not exclusively) given to people w
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by chokolad 6y ago
Heh, I just bought it based on PragProg newsletter :). Literally 5 minutes ago.
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by chokolad 6y ago
> How to behave. How ? What exactly should have been changed in his behavior ?
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by chokolad 6y ago
> So in the end, he still blamed those teenagers. Has he learned nothing? What should he have learned?
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by chokolad 6y ago
> But he obviously misjudged his audience and caused them more harm than good with his words, even if he had the best intentions behind them He said that people should not punish 15 year old for something she said said offhand, when she
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by chokolad 6y ago
That's an absolutely correct summary.
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by chokolad 6y ago
> save you a click - a guy makes $3000 knock offs Nope, not even close. Rather '$3000 knock offs are retroactively declared to be machineguns, ownership of which is a federal crime punishable by up to 10 years of prison without warn
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by chokolad 6y ago
That was Sweden, not Norway.
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by chokolad 6y ago
Windows Terminal
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by chokolad 6y ago
> I hope he can escape the tomb that "The Intercept" became for him; he should have quit them much earlier. He left Intercept 2 months ago. He has a substack newsletter now https://greenwald.substack.com/p/
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by chokolad 6y ago
Well, this is pretty good I think https://twitter.com/AoDespair/status/1345365357939355650 He definitely does not pull his punches.
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by chokolad 6y ago
Microsoft is becoming more flexible but the default is still going to be in office when all the quarantines pass.
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by chokolad 6y ago
> As I said to the other commenter - I don't even know how to use git without the stash, since you need everytime when you have some local changes but want to pull from the remote - the only alternative I know of is committing your
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by chokolad 6y ago
He talks about instant antigen tests, not PCR. He is waiting for results of PCR test right now.
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by chokolad 6y ago
> To be fair, the name of the state is in BBC itself. As opposed to RT ?
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by chokolad 6y ago
Have you seen this one https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/the-outer-worlds-peril-on-... ?
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by chokolad 6y ago
If you read one person about .Net GC performance - Maoni is that person.
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by chokolad 6y ago
Every comment different from mainstream narrative is downvoted into oblivion. Russia's online effort is seriously strong here /s.
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by chokolad 6y ago
Why should not they exist ?
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by chokolad 6y ago
Puerto Rico, Agricola
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by chokolad 6y ago
nomad is strictly a job scheduler. If you want networking you add consul to it and they integrate nicely. Logging is handled similarly to Kubernetes. Cool thing about Nomad that it's less prescriptive
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by chokolad 6y ago
> Simple things Windows users don't get out of the box. Of course they do. It's called Powershell.
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by chokolad 7y ago
Select-String is alisased to sls and if you are writing a one-liner or using it from shell - just use the alias. It is recommended that you use full names in scripts for readability reasons so most script examples on the web have those long
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by chokolad 7y ago
Sounds similar to Uber's Kraken https://github.com/uber/kraken
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by chokolad 7y ago
> Can't really put it to good use unless they release WSL 2 to Windows 10 1909 stable. Opting into the Windows Inside Program requires that you enable full diagnostic data being sent to Microsoft. I use WT and native SSH (windows 10
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by chokolad 7y ago
It's not supposed to be TMUX. It's more like xterm or iTerm2. You can run tmux inside of it.
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by chokolad 7y ago
cmd and powershell are "console programs". They launch conhost.exe which is the text window you are interacting with. Another "console program" for example is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far_Manage
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by chokolad 7y ago
> Do it yourself if it's so easy. That's what I ended up doing after having a few unfortunate interactions with local handymen of various specializations. After going through the motions I understood how badly I was ripped off
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by chokolad 7y ago
> Imagine breaking your body doing blue-collar work only to be deprecated once what you do is inevitably automated, leaving you with no transferrable skills or employment prospects in middle age. Man, I wish plumbing was automated. It&#x
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by chokolad 7y ago
[3] Algorithms and Data Structures by Nicklaus Wirth https://www.amazon.com/Algorithms-Data-Structures-Niklaus-Wi...

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