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by detaro 2y ago
I love eBay sellers: > JAVA RING: VERY RARE! > More than 10 available – 1,230 sold
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by detaro 2y ago
According to current rules, it can't. Only ccTLDs have two letters.
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by detaro 2y ago
ISO 3166-1 defines codes for "countries, territories, or areas of geographical interest". When the country is no longer a country, the country it's becoming part of might very decide to treat it as something still deserving a
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by detaro 2y ago
Requiring first aid kits to be carried in cars is a fairly common thing. And for a radio which needs power, is useful while the car is moving, ... it makes quite a bit of sense for it to be built in instead of being a required "you nee
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Alleged Tax Dodger Says It's a "Legitimate Snail-Farming Operation"(loweringthebar.net)
3 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
And you only hear about the more problematic cases. Hundreds or thousands of WW2 bombs get removed in Germany every year.
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by detaro 2y ago
Turning it around, what's the obvious challenge that will be guaranteed to work in court in your opinion?
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by detaro 2y ago
Something being dead and something not being choosen by "new hot startups" are not the same thing...
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Cyme – a modern cross-platform lsusb(github.com)
1 points by detaro 2y ago|0 comments
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Genetic Evidence Overrules Ecocide Theory of Easter Island(sciencealert.com)
3 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
Good job of engaging with the arguments why the author thinks so.
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by detaro 2y ago
the thread was boosted, which makes it appear as if it and the old comments were posted more recently than it actually was. search "second-chance pool" to find comments from dang explaining it in more detail.
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Can Boeing Starliner astronauts vote from the ISS?(adastraspace.com)
3 points by detaro 2y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
> Closing dupes is a feature not a bug Closing actual dupes? yes. Closing as "dupe" questions that sound similar to other questions, that's a massive bug, and happens if "close all dupes" is a major goal for peop
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by detaro 2y ago
Microsoft sells security software that is using kernel modules. Some years ago in a anti-trust thing they agreed to let other security software vendors use kernel modules too so their own product wouldn't have an unfair advantage. They
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by detaro 2y ago
The current outlined plan does not require an extra SpaceX launch, so that argument doesn't make sense.
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by detaro 2y ago
preview of the feed would be nice
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by detaro 2y ago
"criminal" is not defined as "convicted criminal".
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Dismantling Smart App Control(elastic.co)
2 points by detaro 2y ago|0 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
The Erlang VM. (i.e. BEAM is to Erlang what the JVM is to Java)
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by detaro 2y ago
Yes, a compile failure would IMHO be the only useful result in that case.
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by detaro 2y ago
You are skipping > that are called on by Microsoft Security Software Products Nothing says that Microsofts Security Software needs to be implemented in a way that runs in the kernel, which is inherently more vulnerable. Other platforms
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by detaro 2y ago
Nothing in that wording says that Microsoft can't restrict access to kernel modules, as long as they don't give their own product an exception to that restriction. They had the choice to give Windows APIs that allow to implement s
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by detaro 2y ago
https://lobste.rs/about > The quickest way to receive an invitation is to talk to someone you recognize from the site. If you wrote a link that was posted, please reach out in chat, we'd love to have you join the c
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by detaro 2y ago
it's just an online forum, so "vouching" is not a particularly big deal. So if someone is vaguely aware of you from somewhere else online they'll probably give you an invite, or even if they've never heard of you bu
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by detaro 2y ago
It doesn't say that, no. Even in the title it says "memory-safe languages", which of course includes Java. Rust is "only" mentioned in the context of a C / C++ replacement, which tends to be a different area.
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by detaro 2y ago
In addition to what jph said, if you want to claim to be "first" or "new" at anything you should explain what exactly that is about. The README blurb reads like it could be about at least a dozen other projects, with no
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by detaro 2y ago
But it can't have in 1462, when potatoes (and Jerusalem artichokes) weren't known to Europeans yet.
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by detaro 2y ago
No, it doesn't, because nobody is configuring systems to query that registrar's DNS server for zones it doesn't own.
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by detaro 2y ago
How is this offering "a slightly better license"?

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