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by dfc 1y ago
Your original comment before editing complained about using pdflatex as if it was not part of the pandoc toolchain. It was not about pandoc being universal.
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by dfc 1y ago
I am not sure what the author thought was so pompous about nebula. It's unfortunate because it seems to have prevented them from reading the documentation. The ssh interface is used as a debug tool not a configuration tool: https:&#x
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by dfc 1y ago
No, but sort of yes. This is from Ubuntu: "Interim releases will introduce new capabilities from Canonical and upstream open source projects, they serve as a proving ground for these new capabilities." https://ubuntu.co
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by dfc 1y ago
You will be surprised to learn that pandoc uses latex for generating the PDF. It's barely hidden: https://www.pandoc.org/demo/example33/2.4-creating-a-pdf.htm...
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by dfc 1y ago
I think one of the reasons is that mailing list usage expects/imposes some level of reflection time and editing between sending a new reply. Imagine if every time someone hit enter in slack/teams/discord a new email showed up
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by dfc 1y ago
The developer is up front about the issue: > One of kitty's fundamental features is the ability to display fonts at arbitrary font sizes, which bitmap fonts are not suited for. > So if you like bitmap fonts, kitty is not for you.
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by dfc 1y ago
I don't understand what an ssh client does that is useful as a separate thing from your terminal of choice and openssh. Why wouldn't you always just ssh through your terminal?
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by dfc 1y ago
Does any service in the world have a standard issue full auto handgun?
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by dfc 1y ago
What about elevators, parking garages, basements? Network Attach messages are fairly common in the mobile device logs I have seen. Your "Recreational Paranoia" should include rebooting your iPhone more often.
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by dfc 1y ago
I am not sure I agree with this. I don't think that running out of battery or rebooting a phone is that rare. But more importantly, if these events are noticeable and Alice does what you suggest she is probably going to highlight her
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OpenSSH will now adapt IP QoS to actual sessions and traffic(undeadly.org)
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by dfc 1y ago
It says the change was dropped? I guess at least they tried.
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by dfc 1y ago
What does "took the last drop of the gate" mean?
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by dfc 1y ago
Hiring senior employees sounds like it requires crystal ball level planning. Are there any tricks to make growth easier?
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by dfc 1y ago
Is it safe to say the website is your passion project?
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by dfc 1y ago
I would love to use it to talk to my girlfriend when we go bike riding. I was shocked by the price tag for all the motorcycle helmet comms systems.
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by dfc 1y ago
Was there an expectation that economic busts drove innovation? Am I naive to think booms not busts would be the engine for innovation?
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by dfc 1y ago
That was it. It seemed like a golden age for a lot of different p2p privacy ideas. I don't know what a modern version of the conference would look like.
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by dfc 1y ago
I can't remember the name of the Linux CD set I would buy. It had a red background and a picture of the globe. The cds contained slackware/sunsite/gnu etc. I think it started with an "I"... EDIT: Found it, wild nos
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by dfc 1y ago
I had a similar experience at PET in Ottawa around 2007. I felt so out of place listening to so many interesting talks and seeing all these people that I "knew" from mailing lists and IRC channels. Len Sassaman was really kind to
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by dfc 1y ago
Lamport+Microsoft was the first thing that I thought of when I read the comment. FWIW he retired at the beginning of this year.
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by dfc 1y ago
There is something weird with the charts. X is never 0 at the origin. And in the Linux vs OpenBSD graphs the data is missing for Linux when job=1.
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by dfc 1y ago
The author also refers to Californian power limits. So it seems the criticism is misplaced.
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by dfc 1y ago
Instead of looking it up you could have read the article: So what’s this about CDC Ethernet and why should I care? CDC stands for Communications Device Class.
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by dfc 1y ago
What are Android T+, U+ and V+?
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by dfc 1y ago
That's weird I looked at the monthly and did not see any Gitlab employees. Were you looking at a different repo?
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by dfc 1y ago
I dont know how you came to that conclusion. Just looking at the top 4 contributors over the last 2 years[1] it looks like one works for google(gitster), two work at Github and one works at GitLab(pks-t). [1]: https://github.com&
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by dfc 1y ago
Different folks different strokes. But I think saying "who cares what the decor inside the house looks like" is a little naive. Surely you can imagine that there is some population of people that care what the decor inside their h
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by dfc 1y ago
The CT101 looks awful compared to the nest thermostat. I don't think you are raining on a cool personal project.
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by dfc 1y ago
Your cell provider is not using ipv6?

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