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by dmm 3y ago
Hopefully we'll cure aging soon so this generation can rule the world forever.
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by dmm 3y ago
> watching driver behavior is probably the worst indicator for drunk driving. I think surveillance is (mostly) the point. I guess we'll see. I'd be happy to be wrong.
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by dmm 3y ago
Every car will soon have inward facing cameras. In the 2021 infrastructure bill, by 2026 cars have to include technology that must “passively monitor the performance of a driver of a motor vehicle to accurately identify whether that driver
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by dmm 3y ago
> The right Ctrl key is in a very uncomfortable position whether I press it with my pinky or with the base of my hand When I used a traditional keyboard I rebound ctrl to be next to space so I could easily hit it with my thumb so the lay
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by dmm 3y ago
> The UI is... I don't know, I can never predict where a buffer will appear. Emacs in general will pop up a lot of buffers. Sometimes you can close them with q, sometimes you will have to hide them. "Inconsistent" is the
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by dmm 3y ago
You should consider doing your development in an isolated VM using something like Qubes. It has a lot of interesting tooling that makes provisioning and communicating between VMs easier without sacrificing isolation.
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by dmm 3y ago
It's created by federal mortgage subsidies. If everybody's mortgage payment went up with interest rates more people would sell and drive down prices.
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by dmm 3y ago
At the end of the movie Gladiator(2000), Maximus has a vision of being reunited with his family as he walks through a field of wheat. However the wheat is clearly a modern dwarf variety. These weren't developed until the mechanization
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by dmm 3y ago
> Vertical tabs take a much larger fraction of your screen than horizontal tabs. Sidebery can be toggled with ctrl-e. I just enable when I need it. I also the horizontal tab bar with custom css, saving the space.
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by dmm 3y ago
> Where else can an 18 year old get an unsecured loan for this amount and rates? Nowhere, for good reason. If schools competed on price, prices would be lower.
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by dmm 3y ago
> Most default dhcpcd configs on the internet don’t ask for them. For anyone interested in this it's called dhcpv6 prefix delegation: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/IPv6#Prefix_delegation_(DHC...
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by dmm 3y ago
> They are making an effort though. Releasing the source is nice but they shouldn't use deceptive language. > found it more advantageous to make their product available to the public. That's fine but they should call it som
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by dmm 3y ago
> Would you rather they just keep their source completely closed then? I just want them to stop using deceptive language. > I just don’t understand the criticism of a company transparently acting in its best interest (in what I would
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by dmm 3y ago
"I've decided to become vegetarian. From now on I only eat meat on Wednesdays." "That's not what vegetarian means!" BSL is not open source.
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by dmm 3y ago
I think they were explaining the "Forever chemical" name, not giving up.
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by dmm 3y ago
Thanks for the link. I'll take a look at it.
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by dmm 3y ago
Reducing economic activity seems incompatible with significant carbon capture.
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by dmm 3y ago
> reduce economic activity. Even if we stopped all carbon emissions today the earth would continue to warm for centuries. Mitigating these effects is going to take carbon capture(aka unburning oil) and geoengineering on an immense scale
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by dmm 3y ago
> I genuinely don't know of a better way to allocate a scarce good. We need another Michelangelo.
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by dmm 3y ago
> Our quantum volume data is taken on our commercial systems interwoven with customer jobs. Are there use-cases for QC other than ruining asymmetrical encryption?
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by dmm 3y ago
In my view the secure boot support provided by mainstream Linux distributions is more about providing installability on systems with secure boot enabled, rather than providing real security benefits. My reasoning is that while the bootloade
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by dmm 3y ago
> you can have multiple hardware keys that authenticate to the same services, so you can store one as a backup. The most common case where people are willing to spend $50-100 for extra security is businesses securing their networks. If y
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by dmm 3y ago
I think the optional anti-evil maid support includes secure boot: https://www.qubes-os.org/doc/anti-evil-maid/ > Anti Evil Maid is an implementation of a TPM-based dynamic (Intel TXT) trusted boot for dracut&#x
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by dmm 3y ago
and maybe "user-select: none"? Also the "Buy Cloud Service" clickable makes the left column shift in size.
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by dmm 3y ago
I've been drinking RO water almost exclusively since conception and I'm fine. I eat a SAD(standard American diet) and I get enough minerals from my food.
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by dmm 3y ago
Maybe the Hagakure observations were correct and afterwards morality improved only to decline again in the 20th century. Or maybe his observations are irrelevant to a 20th century phenomenon.
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by dmm 3y ago
This is why skin-in-the-game is so important. Now he won't be able to put anyone else in danger.
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by dmm 3y ago
If you're interested in the safety of generic drugs you should read "Bottle of Lies" by Katherine Eban. She presents a convincing argument that FDA regulators were/are unprepared for ensuring the safety of drugs from ove
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by dmm 3y ago
> One thing I particularly like to tease my emacs' colleagues about is that my magit is faster than theirs thanks to neovim's async capabilities. emacs has async i/o as well, it's just not used very pervasively.
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by dmm 3y ago
A stateful firewall would allow your RPI to access the camera vlan/subnet while still blocking any outgoing connections from the cameras. I use a Debian Linux router with nftables to achieve this in my homelab.

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