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by curt15 2y ago
>likewise there's clear and obvious cases of conservative content being silenced like Donald Trump's interview on Joe Rogan kept off the YouTube trending page as the most recent example. This is news to me. I learned about both
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He was also previously recommended by Mitch McConnell.
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Elon likes to weigh in on all sorts of matters outside his domain, such as UK or Italian politics. He's a classic example of intensity matching. Building rockets and cars doesn't transfer to credibility on non-scientific matters.
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by curt15 2y ago
If you want to know what Trump really believed about the 2020 election rather than what he wanted his supporters to think, look at the allegations that he and his election lawyers were actually willing to present in court. Since there would
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by curt15 2y ago
For the experts out there, how does this compare with AWS Nitro?
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Compared to Trump the Democrats are amateurs at messaging who seem to have no clue how to talk to the average Joe or Jane. Instead of using the Jan 6 riot to attack Trump's "law and order" image, they choose to frame it in te
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by curt15 2y ago
>Small other complaint, anyone using SMS should get auto ignored on Apple now, or at least a setting for auto-ignore messages that aren’t iMessage or RCS This would exclude any people who aren't on mobile data all the time. If iMess
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by curt15 2y ago
Didn't Windows name "Program Files" with a space to force application developers to handle spaces in paths properly?
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by curt15 2y ago
Still rocking a Thinkpad t450 from 2015. Aside from one or two dead keys it works great. 12gb ram is plenty for a modern Linux installation.
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by curt15 2y ago
>they used their search monopoly to incessantly nag people to install it This is something I never understood. If I were already using Firefox or IE before installing Chrome, what would have prevented me from continuing to use Firefox or
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by curt15 2y ago
>Twitter/X was standing up for free speech by fighting back on this censorship, which does not seem constitutional per Brazil’s own laws. But I guess at some point their profits were more important than principles. X cannot credibly
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Fixed base aircraft would be pretty vulnerable to airfield attacks unless you can base them out of range of PLA ballistic missiles. But that would then require the aircraft to sacrifice performance characteristics for fuel capacity. As an a
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by curt15 2y ago
Synology only uses btrfs in single-disk mode and implements RAID-1 functionality using its own patched version of mdadm to side-step the gotchas of native btrfs raid1.
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by curt15 2y ago
If btrfs knows the data is intact, shouldn't btrfs recover automatically?
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cough China
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Do Firefox [temporary container tabs]( https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con... ) fit the bill?
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by curt15 2y ago
>At $DAYJOB we use btrfs as the filesystem for our CI workers and have been doing so for years. Its snapshot functionality makes creating the containers for CI jobs instantaneous, and we've had zero problems with it. $DAYJOB == &quo
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by curt15 2y ago
What makes a system engineering language "proper"? And what languages besides C fulfill those criteria?
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What about all the resources spent on building and razing messaging apps?
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Is the "best effort" tier similar to AWS spot instances?
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by curt15 2y ago
Instead of thinking of real analysis as a zoo of weird exceptions, it's probably more accurate to think of complex analyic functions as the exceptions. For example, when viewed as a two dimensional mapping from the plane to itself, com
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Are you referring to generating functions?
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Nodatacow is an ugly hack because it disables btrfs's core features for the affected data. It also should not be used with raid1.
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by curt15 2y ago
Since RAID is not a backup, isn't availability the main point of RAID1?
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by curt15 2y ago
NoCOW on btrfs is a kludge because it disables the core features of btrfs and is dangerous to use with raid1. Since, ZFS doesn't even have a nocow mode, surely there are other ways of dealing with databases?
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by curt15 2y ago
How well does bcachefs handle databases and VMs? Those workloads are well-known to be btrfs' kryptonite whereas ZFS seems to tolerate them pretty well as long as one sets the correct recordsize (example: https://www.enterpri
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by curt15 2y ago
Hasn't Android audio always struggled with input latency?
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The president has a large support staff to keep the lights on most of the time. Unless the nation is physically under attack, the president's day-to-day job is probably physically less demanding than that of pilots. They have plenty of
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by curt15 2y ago
Will they try to nerf UBlock Origin next lik what Chrome is about to do in the name of "privacy"?
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Pretty much any modern NVIDIA GPU supports CUDA. You don't have to buy a datacenter-class unit to get your feet wet with CUDA programming. ROCm will count as "something" when the same is true for AMD GPUs.

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