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by chomp 3y ago
If it’s FUD, then why is the license on this MIT and not GPLv2?
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by chomp 3y ago
I really want to do this with a pi zero w, but with a larger screen. 7.5” is barely larger than a door placard.
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by chomp 3y ago
I have 2 kids, 4 and 6. They both have unlimited access to their tablets. The tablets are rooted fire tablets and they only have access to abcmouse, or PBS kids videos/games. They probably pick up the tablets for an hour at most per da
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by chomp 3y ago
Did you mean Chrome/Safari or Blink/Webkit duopoly? Firefox is like 2% of users on the web.
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by chomp 3y ago
I’ve tried multiple times to pay the full balance with credit, the most I’ve seen dealerships be okay with is 3k or 4k of the balance.
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by chomp 3y ago
A thousand is enough for a representative sample.
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by chomp 3y ago
> TA: The compiler has no way of knowing that. And if it did, it might say something about 'internalized racism' Maybe stick to Harry Potter fan fiction?
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by chomp 3y ago
12ft.io is a paywall buster. Not sure on the context other than it might be against their ToS?
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by chomp 3y ago
> we think Simmons has opened up a completely new front in the never-ending war against plagiarists that look to profit off of the work of others We’ve been doing stuff like this since the early 00s, this isn’t new stuff.
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by chomp 3y ago
From the article: > In the U.S., she says, unmarried adults who decide to live together do it for a much shorter duration than in Europe. Children in many of these households are more likely to experience two or three parental partnershi
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by chomp 3y ago
Yep, e.g. https://www.texastribune.org/2023/08/21/texas-new-law-electr...
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by chomp 3y ago
Good insight into what feedback from (technical) search users looks like: https://kagi.com/stats > "Domain Insights"
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by chomp 3y ago
> When I looked at it, the pub/sub socket would hang forever if the other end interrupted the connection. You just gave me openstack+zeromq flashbacks
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by chomp 3y ago
This is not true at all
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by chomp 3y ago
I feel like in our modern discourse, the types of people that will read and understand this article, are already following this social guideline. Good thoughts nonetheless, especially with the advent of LLMs.
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by chomp 3y ago
Don’t take Twitter advice… this post does nothing but discourage play and experimentation.
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by chomp 3y ago
I wasn’t even aware this was a supported installation method anymore. If it is, it’s hidden on the site. When was the author’s last experience with homeassistant? If the answer to cloud enshittification is “I know! I’ll use a different comp
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by chomp 3y ago
These aren’t social clubs, they’re organizations of humans dedicated to building software. Telling jokes in e.g. an issue task or a project mailing list wastes everyone’s time. And why would you be having to filter in the first place?
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by chomp 3y ago
Kagi returns the expected link first, for what it’s worth.
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by chomp 3y ago
Yep, I maintain a few Mailchimp mailing lists for our nonprofit, I periodically reaggregate, import, pull in new data feeds, etc. and Mailchimp will maintain the unsubscribe list. If I reimport an email on accident that's already unsub
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by chomp 3y ago
It’s not that interesting, left and right is still on a single line, the 2nd axis only represents how pushy they are. People’s politics are way more complex than this.
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by chomp 3y ago
I don’t think you understand the first amendment - there are numerous Supreme Court decisions that place limits: obscenity, defamation, fraud, incitement, speech integral to criminal conduct, threats, child pornography. You cannot have abso
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by chomp 3y ago
> For the past two seasons, college players have been able to sign deals to allow third parties to use their "name, image or likeness" - NIL, for short - and receive money in return. Yep this is what's happening this year
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by chomp 3y ago
> Honestly how did we convince half of society that it was liberating and freedom to be able to slave away for a corporate wage day in and day out? I think because until recently, housewives had a very poor standard of living (e.g. women
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by chomp 3y ago
Sad. Arduino was my first real jump into microcontrollers. I hate to see them go this way.
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by chomp 3y ago
Blows my mind that people think that there’s some magical way that Firefox could have competed. Chrome had ads on google.com, like the home page. No one except Google gets those ads. 90-second prime time tv spots. And they also scattered nu
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by chomp 3y ago
Use a single text field for the full name.
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by chomp 3y ago
You're reading it right at face value, however I concede it's possible this student has long since graduated. I somewhat routinely go out with my former CS professors (I've known them for almost 20 years at this point). They
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by chomp 3y ago
AntiX is a pretty old distro, it wasn't against anything originally, iirc it was named after its creator - but now they take pride in being systemd-less.
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by chomp 3y ago
AntiX = Systemd-less Debian.

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