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by dolmen 2y ago
Shameless plug for a tool I developed in order to easily manage GitHub identities for Git access via SSH: https://github.com/dolmen/github-keygen 12 years old, but still actively maintained.
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This article may give you some informed answer: https://mitchellh.com/writing/grapheme-clusters-in-terminals
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> The plane tried to leave Paris airspace at the last minute, but it was too late. Do you have sources?
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Some government officials also qualify environment activists as "ecoterrorist" which make them enter in the "terror" category.
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This!!!! ^^^^^^^
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Chromecast originally allowed to send a Chrome tab to your TV. The brand definitely made sense.
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The major difference is between a device powered by the TV vs an always on device. Targeted use vs constant home inhabitants monitoring.
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by dolmen 2y ago
Here are a few use cases for having multiple SSH key per server: - use a different SSH key for each client machine: if the client machine is lost/compromised, just remove that key from the server's authorized_key - multiple accoun
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by dolmen 2y ago
Perl is everywhere, standard (there is a single implementation, with a strong culture of backward compatibility) and an objectively superior tool.
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I feel much more anxious about car traffic (which is about massive number of people in metal boxes) where I rely on all the other drivers to be careful than about public transportation where the driver is a trained professional and everythi
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> A crew member of a train has a very demanding job. The ratio of staff on a train to the count of passengers is much lower than on a bus or in a plane. Even less for freight. > The shifts are highly irregular and you may have to spen
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"echo *" doesn't list ALL files in the directory. "echo .* *" does.
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You don't have to go to such extreme places to be forced into being disconnected from the Internet. I'm sure you'll find such places much nearer to your home.
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Dad, can I have an tablet/smartphone for birthday/Christmas? Me: no
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> Then they ask if they can goto a friends house that they like. The friends house where they will get TV or video games.
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OK, but the hard part is for care givers to overcome the period where the kid bothers the adults about his boredom. Screens are a so simple solution. And it's so hard to block them. https://www.3-6-9-12.org/wp-content&#
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Americans should definitely get (and take) more vacations.
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Unfortunately those SWAR optimizations are only useful for strings that are aligned on 8 bytes address. If your SWAR algorithm is applied on a non-aligned string, it is often slower than the original algorithm. And splitting the algorith in
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by dolmen 2y ago
And it has been demonstrated long ago that the private market is not the most efficient solution for the general society for handling healthcare insurance.
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And this is just the start. LLMs are very good at mixing information to produce bullshit.
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by dolmen 2y ago
See also 'colout' to colorize a text stream. https://github.com/nojhan/colout
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The Circos authors invented those charts. D3 got another implementation later. https://genome.cshlp.org/content/early/2009/06/15/gr.092759....
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I have lot of old local Git branches. Most were pushed on the central server. The central server also have some old branches. Some local branches have been rebased locally. Some have been rebased on the server. Some have been merged on the
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by dolmen 2y ago
Perl 6 exists. It is just called Raku nowadays. https://raku.org/
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Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40681862
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> As for the rest, it would be cool if binaries shipped with a manifest of some sort naming all the versions of their statically included dependencies. A SBoM of sorts. It would make this sort of vulnerability scanning much easier to do.
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Could you mention the name of that game?
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The project is open source: https://github.com/marian42/gears
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See also this older LEGO orrery produced by the University of California as an educational project for NASA Kepler mission: https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/table-top_tr... https:/&#
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See https://omakub.org/#origin-and-context

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