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571.
by cozzyd 1y ago
Why do we even have that lever?
572.
by cozzyd 1y ago
A steep line still has a flat derivative
573.
by cozzyd 1y ago
console=ttyS0,115200
574.
by cozzyd 1y ago
Screen is useful when you need to a nest multiplexing inside tmux. And for serial ports
575.
by cozzyd 1y ago
good news, we'll never need more than a 512 bit time_t
576.
Suspending PGC Support for NSF Office of Polar Programs(pgc.umn.edu)
4 points by cozzyd 1y ago|0 comments
577.
by cozzyd 1y ago
The lack of appeal possibility for people who get their grants rescinded (who in many cases may have hired students or postdocs based on having the grant approved).
578.
by cozzyd 1y ago
They even ate RFK jr's brain!
579.
by cozzyd 1y ago
the "updates on priorities" page on NSF's web site is deeply dystopian: https://www.nsf.gov/updates-on-priorities
580.
by cozzyd 1y ago
the trick is to make people too poor to afford drugs.
581.
by cozzyd 1y ago
Fentanyl is smuggled into the country with foreign auto parts, obviously.
582.
by cozzyd 2y ago
vim + tmux + tig for me
583.
by cozzyd 2y ago
I've noticed that Google maps now tries sometimes to incorporate building entrances into walking directions. I wonder if misplaced building entrances may be part of the explanation.
584.
by cozzyd 2y ago
I've noticed some really strange lapses in transit directions as well, though there it might be more directly blamed on the source. Confusingly, for example, Google thinks it sometimes takes like 20 minutes for the metra electric to go
585.
by cozzyd 2y ago
It's true that serial postdocs exist (though schools tend to have term limits and even limits on years since PhD on postdocs), but it is certainly intended to be a trainee role. Even postdocs with fancy fellowships generally have spons
586.
by cozzyd 2y ago
He was already obeying in advance before DOGE got there, but I guess that wasn't enough. I fear very bad news is coming.
587.
by cozzyd 2y ago
I live in downtown Chicago and get tons of channels, despite no line of sight due to buildings in the way. Though they tend to go out when the El passes by.
588.
by cozzyd 2y ago
For Ubuntu they would only target LTS releases, most likely. On EL it's easier, now you would just support 2 or 3 of EL7, EL8, and EL9. As an example of something I use, Xfdtd only officially supports one version of Ubuntu and 2 versio
589.
by cozzyd 2y ago
The big Linux distros (EL, Ubuntu) in fact have the opposite incentive, to get proprietary vendors to rather their distribution specifically.
590.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Sad I won't get to ride Ivan when I (hopefully) go back to the ice this fall. I've ridden Ivan both previous times I flew to McMurdo from CHC, though the second time it's because the Kress got stuck in soft snow lol
591.
by cozzyd 2y ago
And we'll pretend it's Christmas day in my atomic garden
592.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Also a kickass album by Isis (a bit unfortunately named now...).
593.
by cozzyd 2y ago
This is going to suck for setting up shared lab laptops...
594.
by cozzyd 2y ago
The solution to dual boot is easy.... Nuke windows.
595.
by cozzyd 2y ago
yeah, I mean if you can accidentally added to group chats where you can obtain classified information...
596.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Maybe colleges should threaten refusing to enroll any children or grandchildren of the current administration or complicit congressional majorities. And just expel current students with no justification. Maybe offer to transfer them to a ju
597.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Is there an explanation for the py prefix? Is that some sort of cruel joke?
598.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Saint Louie
599.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Joe Paterno?
600.
by cozzyd 2y ago
Yes, it's not the people with the insane viewpoints who are fault, but the people who are insufficiently deferential to the insane viewpoints.

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