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by digisign 4y ago
How about, turn off the icloud and telemetry daemons I don't want?! Can't be done, boot volume is read-only! Little snitch is a thing thankfully, but it is still nagging me for $49 dollars and will probably have to give them my P
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by digisign 4y ago
Nice work. However you say you couldn't switch tiers but in the next paragraph you did find a way. So, it sounds like you can.
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by digisign 4y ago
Ruby has been on the downswing for a while, getting squeezed from all sides from the meteoric rise of Python on one side, JS/Typescript on the other, to higher performing static languages on another: https://octoverse.github
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by digisign 4y ago
Outside of the Django/Flask use case, not sure what this does: "Reloadium will rerun current function when changed. Developers get instant feedback whether the code is working or not." How does it know what parameters to pass
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by digisign 4y ago
Swap twitter for nitter.net Been using it a while to avoid having to load/run megabytes of .js to read a few dozen characters.
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by digisign 4y ago
> a fixed schema/format that will never change When would this happen for any non-trivial multi-tenant service? The difficultly of performing migrations sounds like it would pretty quickly negate any simplicity gained.
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by digisign 4y ago
My 80s CDs are all perfect, even my 90s burners. https://imgur.com/a/I7fokrx
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by digisign 4y ago
Many remasters sound better than the original disc. It is a small improvement however, perhaps 1.2x better at most, not a 4x one like dvd to bluray.
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by digisign 4y ago
Because the Gates administration produced a primitive command interpreter/environment, that was barely acceptable for the original PC. Then the Ballmer administration blocked console improvements on NT for thirty years. Yes, thirty.
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by digisign 4y ago
Most of the money goes to the top, and if you are going to throw around inaccurate/loaded terms like stealing, two can play at that game. 1%ers take a larger slice of the pie than street thugs but we are misdirected and situation quie
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by digisign 4y ago
Internet provider may be throttling you on purpose. Do they sell TV as well?
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by digisign 4y ago
When you work for the devil, don't be surprised to become collateral damage. Thinking of all the stealing they've done from the public domain it makes my blood boil. Charging top dollar for artists work that have been dead for de
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by digisign 4y ago
Was just showing the subject to a youngster recently. Other folks mentioned the Code book, I liked that one. The MMM by Brooks of course. We also looked at the following videos on youtube/Kanopy and other places: - The Story of Math
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by digisign 4y ago
Ignoring the problem is not a solution, as we've seen. Nor are bureaucratic bandaids over a mortal wound. Yes, we need to increase the rate of construction 10x and things will get better after a decade or so.
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by digisign 4y ago
A lawyer in Texas has the same initials as I. Their domain is the same as mine + "law" at the end. Guess how many of her clients forget the "law"?
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by digisign 4y ago
I don't get a lot of spam but those that I do are to ye olde addresses. Think monster, orkut, and myspace. The vast majority come to a postgres mailing list address I sent one mail to, about ten years ago. A few to whois contacts
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by digisign 4y ago
I don't see it either, same firefox, Ubuntu Mate 21.10 X11.
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by digisign 5y ago
"Affordable housing" is one of the most expensive, bureaucratic forms of construction, not a way to build faster.
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by digisign 5y ago
Unhindered housing markets haven't been allowed to exist for fifty years. Homes for people of limited means, outlawed for almost a century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_room_occupancy
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by digisign 5y ago
Everyone is done and tired of talking about it. Personally never cared much either way about masks, and thought schools being closed here for almost two years was a much bigger issue.
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by digisign 5y ago
I like named volumes to be honest. They just should be able to have more than one letter, like Netware and Amiga had.
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by digisign 5y ago
Most people want cheap hardware and software. That's about the whole story right there.
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by digisign 5y ago
You sound entitled, honestly. I'm sure this brand new project has no bugs whatsoever, right?
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by digisign 5y ago
Hmm, wasn't getting at that aspect, not yet anyway. Rather, I'm looking for information on what languages/libraries are required, setting up a build environment, getting familiar with the GUI libraries, etc. Where are the co
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by digisign 5y ago
Sounds like you completed your first plan. Having one is good, but not worth worrying about. We all live a short while, then wither away and die, if we're one of the lucky ones. Get used to it. Personally, I'd spend some portio
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by digisign 5y ago
How does one get involved in writing these kind of apps? I once looked into gnome2/mate development but only found a few books that were 10+ years old, and that was several years ago. Would prefer Python over C, but maybe that is not
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by digisign 5y ago
When she did the mind trick on accident(?) and without a single lick of instruction, I was done.
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by digisign 5y ago
No one mentioned the home/end keys so I will. ;-) I am a big user of these, use them a hundred times a day to go to front/back of line. Mac doesn't do that, goes to front/back of doc, which I do very rarely. But if I
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by digisign 5y ago
When/where were "plys" a factor?
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by digisign 5y ago
Was a problem for a few years on some Linux distros, should all be fixed now. Wasn't even their bug. Workaround was trivial, increase the line height. Let's focus on something slightly more interesting.

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