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danielhlockard
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danielhlockard
6y ago
Try telling that to Tool.
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danielhlockard
6y ago
I would argue that non-white neighborhoods are policed heavier, and as a consequence they "catch more criminals" in those neighborhoods.
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danielhlockard
6y ago
The github bit doesn't make any sense. When you leave you just get kicked from the org...
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6y ago
They delegate to a userland process for most things and apparently have had multiple audits on this driver, according to what they've said about the same thing that they run in their game Valorant.
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danielhlockard
6y ago
Kernels are still things on MacOS and Windows.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
ah yes, the flavor of the month drug. What makes you think it'd work on Lyme.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
Did you read? They were circles with remnants of fires and tool making in the middle. Not like a barrier lining the end of the ice or something.
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7y ago
Likely because of the work the Gates foundation has done on infectious disease across the world.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
Just saw this reply, yes it does.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
This is why you need locking on a script like that :)
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7y ago
It's worth noting that golang builds can be smaller than that with `GOOS=linux go build -ldflags="-s -w" .` (assuming a build on macos for linux.) From there I usually run `upx --ultra-brute -9 program` before dropping it in
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danielhlockard
7y ago
How is a VPN supposed to increase speed?
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danielhlockard
7y ago
Apparently it's already using Qt
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danielhlockard
7y ago
That's correct.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
because imgur is a tech company, and one of the largest image hosts on the internet?
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7y ago
Also it works if you split out the flags.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
oh hey, I wrote the `Go` support for this tool.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
especially on R, S, Space, and left-shift for me!
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danielhlockard
7y ago
One of my buddies at Zeldathon ( https://zeldathon.net ) holds the World Record in Zelda's Adventure Any%... It's so crazy to see them play it, on a real console, and fast. https://www.speedrun.com/Zeldas
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danielhlockard
7y ago
This is in the article. No, it can only deal with things that are visible to it.
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7y ago
Probably don't want to advertise using Zoom right now LOL
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7y ago
IRC totally did have "booters" back in the old day, that would cause mass disconnects.
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7y ago
This will be terribly slow with most routers btw. They don't have enough CPU to do all that crypto
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7y ago
I'm sure PRs are welcome: https://github.com/docker-library/gcc It's community maintained.
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danielhlockard
7y ago
No, this is a tool for consumers too, has been for a LONG LONG time
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7y ago
There's gigabit municipal fiber in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Pretty cool. Mediacom exists there, but only like... apartments use them.
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7y ago
jq is a json parsing tool, no?
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danielhlockard
8y ago
That's not at all what I said.
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danielhlockard
8y ago
Old clients are typically broken because of security issues, or fun stuff like disabling SSH 1 protocol. If your clients are broken, they should be updated.
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danielhlockard
8y ago
Agreed, this is the kind of thing you work out a contract for.
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