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by e40 1y ago
Their refusal to not connect to nearby grids is baffling and rooted in their free market ideology as well as their go-it-alone philosophy. It does the citizens of TX a disservice and has resulted in deaths of many of them. EDIT: s/root
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by e40 1y ago
Homebrew emacs-plus 30.2 is out, too. https://emacsformacosx.com/ has also been updated. This is a bug fix only release.
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GNU Emacs 30.2 Released(lists.gnu.org)
7 points by e40 1y ago|1 comments
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by e40 1y ago
Correct, bad actors would use this.
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by e40 1y ago
Yeah, most of it is. I got a look behind the curtain when when my son got a master's. His PI was wrote a huge Python program then left and he inherited it. The new PI is completely clueless. They all have other, more pressing thing
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by e40 1y ago
Generally the people working on academic oss have other incentives (degree, research) and they are often on the inexperienced side. If it was a primary function and was staffed independently of educational programs, it could work and be a g
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by e40 1y ago
The unintended consequences of this seem really wild and monumental. This could transform business and government and it scares the heck out of me.
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by e40 1y ago
People have launched youtube careers filming and posting stuff like this.
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by e40 1y ago
Do you expect us to read your mind? I've been using GNU emacs since the beginning, when I switched from Gosling emacs. The first few years had crashes, but since it's been one of the most stable pieces of software I've ever
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by e40 1y ago
It clearly says they are doing something, turning off the bans on certain subjects.
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by e40 1y ago
That generation experienced natural selection. It definitely weeded out the weak. My grandparents were born in 1890-1900. What they suffered through I’m sure would kill most people. Definitely would me. Most of them lived to their late 80s
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by e40 1y ago
It never get old because his base doesn’t understand or care about the grift. Depressing.
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by e40 1y ago
One of the most absurd comments I’ve seen here in a long time.
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by e40 1y ago
Homebrew bash is my default shell on macOS.
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by e40 1y ago
Coincidences do happen. Since your comment was not a joke, I'll point out that documents aren't the only target for emoji's. This is a system-wide issue, right?
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by e40 1y ago
Probably the only way crops will be picked,after the wall goes up
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by e40 1y ago
Username is a clue. Pretty hilarious, actually. Edit: I assume it’s a joke related to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punched_card
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by e40 1y ago
I don’t even see uBO Lite in the iOS App Store. I scrolled pretty far, too.
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by e40 1y ago
BBC podcast The Lazarus Heist https://pca.st/podcast/275614b0-7ad7-0139-3480-0acc26574db2 Provides a lot of details on this whole area. Very highly recommended. Edit: good article! CNN has upped the webdev game.
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by e40 1y ago
My neighbor used his to catch a guy that let his dog poop all over the sidewalk. Like a trail of 10 poops over 6 meters. When caught days later he denied it, but the neighbor whipped out his phone and showed him the video. He apologized. M
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by e40 1y ago
I was shocked that my continuous glucose monitor showed a huge spike for popcorn without butter. Last time I had it.
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by e40 1y ago
Yeah, I have to agree. I heard about this on a podcast recently and it's crazy it's so little known.
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by e40 1y ago
Yeah, I'm not super happy with their release process. That's why I look at the forums before I update. And I don't update very often, probably 1-2 a year. A neighbor has a bunch of Unifi devices and he just has his on autou
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by e40 1y ago
Yep, I have used apcupsd on Linux, Windows and macOS for more than a decade. It’s been triggered many times, too!
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by e40 1y ago
I torrent content I’m legally allowed to watch because the UX is far better with Plex than with the plethora of crappy apps.
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by e40 1y ago
You can easily turn off automatic updates. I check the forum before I update. Haven’t had any issues for 10+ years.
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by e40 1y ago
The UDM pro has the controller built in. Others have mentioned the Cloud Key, of which there are two versions. The controller software runs on Linux, macOS and Windows. I used to run it in docker on Linux. For years. Quite easy to manage.
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by e40 1y ago
Thanks. Somehow I missed it when I searched.
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by e40 1y ago
It is this attitude that allows this genocide to start and continue.
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by e40 1y ago
I used to use that version of emacs, but performance issues on my Mac Studio made using it just untenable. I switched to Homebrew's "emacs-plus" which does not suffer, for whatever reason, the same performance issue. Based

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