digitalsushi

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by digitalsushi 1y ago
I have a U4025QW and there's a glitch I'm typing here for google to pick up. If my macbook (any macbook, perhaps any computer?) is plugged into the U4025QW and the power goes out, the U4025QW won't get the signal from the lap
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
You joke but given the rate of progress, in a few more years, who knows what they'll come up with. It won't be real. Oh no. But just being fooled for a few minutes is the first flavorful bite. The pragmatist in me hopes not, I thi
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
i wonder if they lied how long you were asleep how it would render after knowing the actual duration
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
I have flanking neighbors who nuke their lawns every month with permethrin. They leave little business signs on the front lawn as spam. I have 14 apple trees and haven't grown an apple in years. It's fine, they are free to do anyt
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
i can catch a single fastball. sometimes. i cant catch 1 per second
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
why cant we? are you self-censoring because there's some policy forbidding us to talk about something clandestine here? i dont have access to the joke, or inside club, or inner sanctum, and maybe theres other people like me that want t
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
If news articles end with a question mark. A little refinement upon your claim
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
When I was a teenager in the 90s an old guy took me aside and told me there'd be a day we get rid of public radio, and a day we'd have our final serving of affordable tuna sushi, and that after that, I'd be living in what he
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
Our ability to filter and modify the content of the web constantly improves, and itchy trigger fingers might hover over many nation's "Great Walls", ready at the next galvanizing event to overnight change our relationship wit
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
what happens to a software product when it has a small fraction of the original users? all that free testing as customer support shifts to someone else's platform, eventually but i think the 'eventually' is the reason this is
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
we have given new life to the vim-emacs religious war, this time pens-vs-keyboards. fascinating
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
i just learned about the Haber process. This guy, Fritz Haber, realized we could suck nitrogen out of the literal air and make soil fertilizer with it. The population is like 4 times higher than it would be without it. Scary how high up th
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
15 years ago my 'mentor' taught me buggy_command || : and 15 years later i am still begging people not to litter our deployment scripts with this pattern. i call this "the penny in the fusebox"
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by digitalsushi 1y ago
I grabbed this about 5 years ago and stashed it on the media server. Two years ago I got into a docker compose project to use mpd and rern/rAudio to stream music 24/7 over multiple channels on a bunch of pis with dac hats, includi
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
Spock levels of fascinating from me. I want to learn how to compile a pdp11 emulator on my mac.
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
the first time i had this, everyone's nose was missing. for ten seconds it was funny and then i hid in a bathroom stall at work, and texted my wife goodbye. i was positive i was about to die. its really stressful to have bodies.
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
my wife would get a migraine every single day around 1pm. she scheduled her college around them. she did a bunch of genetic tests, and (this is not science to me, i dont know the process at all) she ended up trying a methylated vitamin b c
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
maybe there's a quick way to do this but i would like a way to find a git commit, and trace it to the people that approved a PR that got it into the default branch. it'd make my life easier to know who let the bug into prod
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
I heard a civil engineer make a claim once that the dust on the side of the road is about 300% more laden with precious metals like platinum, than random mining. I suppose this is all roads and not just American roads, though.
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
Ok what if I used a different symbol with no mathematical alignment?
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
BMI, Both-Might-Indicate lots of muscles or fat stores. I can see how someone lugging lots of muscle mass around would want their own number - a BMI is either a credit score or a debt score, its absolute value means nothing. What if we did
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
if and when someone invents microtransactions for real ... i still think being able to pay a penny or a nickel for a resource, instead of a subscription, would be an interesting experiment. probably everyone would end up going broke but i w
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
when the hardware wait time is the same as the duration of my impulsive decisions i no longer have a hardware speed problem, i have a software suggestion problem
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
and then after the first full clock cycle, middle managers are hiring people to fire them, to keep their core dev team intact so that it can solve problems that take longer than 90 days
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
a lot of people here have a lot of passions, but sometimes the passions overlap and we rub shoulders. if someone had made a pokemon playing card metaphor we might be in the same general condition - but i think we're better behaved sho
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
you also learn in biking that a helmet gives you a redo, just like the blade guard does
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
i tried d&d during the pandemic and was taught what 'flavor text' is. a dictionary of one to many flavor texts would benefit me using this pattern because i need randomness to break through the anticipation. in fact, mapping t
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
in the late 90s i used a script someone made that would trigger callbacks on syslog patterns. there's different types of icmp traffic; i had iptables log the type that the ping command uses, and i played a submarine ping for each that
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
if you had used 'some' before 'people' i could agree but some industries have to use a siem or they can be fined, so, i mean if there's a list of siems that are definitely not going to ever crash by messing around i
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by digitalsushi 2y ago
If 'the artists are not going away' involves either paying the artists less or reducing the number of artists or the meaning of being an artist being redefined I would not immediately agree. ... but the third one is doing a lot of

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