elric

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by elric 6mo ago
A tale as old as time. And hard to defend against. Did the sellers know their plugins were going to be abused? Is there some kind of seller liability in cases like this?
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by elric 6mo ago
That's all well and good, but entirely irrelevant to the number of options a JVM should reasonably have.
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by elric 6mo ago
In what way is gofmt remotely comparable to a JVM? In reality the number of options is significantly smaller than the 1843 you mentioned. The list contains boatloads of duplicates because they exist for multiple architectures. E.g. Backgrou
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by elric 6mo ago
Can still remember the sound of the Funky Bomb firing in Scorched Earth. Thanks fot reminding me of that. If you're interested in this sort of stuff, the book Nature Of Code is great for exploring this topic by creating simulations. Th
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by elric 6mo ago
I hadn't even considered massage as a potential hobby. I love getting massages, but they're not cheap. Taking a course might be a good hack to get cheap massages..
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by elric 6mo ago
Deep in the Eurorack rabbit hole myself. Trying to avoid anything that has a screen and anything that requires a computer to interact with. Patching cables and twiddling knobs is great fun. Sometimes it even sounds good xD
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by elric 6mo ago
+1 for martial arts in general. Depending on the art it might not be niche (I'm sure karate and taekwondo are too big for that). But things like HEMA, iaido, eskrima, all kinds of archery, ... are great fun and typically come with smal
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by elric 6mo ago
You don't have to get it right. If you know the basic guitar chords in the open positions, you can sort of play along to the vast majority of popular songs. As your hearing, knowledge of the neck, and maybe music theory improves you wi
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by elric 6mo ago
Age Verification and "banning kids from social media" are two different things. The former being an overzealous method of achieving the latter. Parental responsibility and better parental controls would be a MUCH better way of goi
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by elric 6mo ago
That's a silly argument, not only because many important changes require a 2/3 majority. My point was that the government and its services (German or otherwise) should be available to all citizens/residents, regardless of the
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by elric 6mo ago
There are two parts to this. The basic standards based auth stuff "sort of" works. Everything else requires a browser plugin. One of the Debian dudes (of grep.be fame) maintains a Linux version that works in many cases, but for so
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by elric 6mo ago
Belgium has had exactly this for decades. But now they want to get on the hype train for smartphone based ID, because card reader support is still shit in browsers in 2026. Adding to this: anyone older than 12 years old is required by law t
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by elric 6mo ago
Yup. But apparently the EU is refusing to take lessons from history.
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by elric 6mo ago
Sure, let's just arbitrarily exclude ~1million people because they're not running the government's preferred American spyware.
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by elric 7mo ago
Can you give some examples of which suggestions you think are schizo?
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by elric 7mo ago
> Often you either end up with one "dev ssh key" for all machines (which is bad) or you end up with people sharing around keys and unidentified keys on machines That hasn't been my experience at all. I've never encoun
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by elric 7mo ago
Oh there are definitely fuckups beyond the IT sector. But I think the two examples I listed are particularly egregious. In part because the Chat Control proposal had explicit exemptions for politicians (who's watching the watchmen? no
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by elric 7mo ago
The European Commission and Council are becoming increasingly unpopular among my peers. Sentiment towards the Parliament is generally still positive. But it's clear that two thirds of the Trilogue essentially don't give a shit abo
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by elric 7mo ago
TDF apparently refers to The Document Foundation, the foundation behind things like LibreOffice.
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by elric 7mo ago
Presumably the combination of concentration, fine motor skills, and language use.
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by elric 7mo ago
I use the Obsidian Excalidraw plugin, means I can add diagrams to notes without leaving Obsidian.
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by elric 7mo ago
I commend you for speaking openly about Peyronie's, I imagine that isn't always an easy thing to do (or to deal with). Best of luck, and I hope you manage to make progress with it. Effective treatment wouldn't get as much air
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by elric 7mo ago
Practical...if you ignore hot water. Once you add that into the mix, you either need a lot of space for a large hot water tank, or a very big battery. Peak charges make tankless resistive water heaters very expensive to run. Heck, I don&#x2
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by elric 7mo ago
Having grown up in two languages where dictée is a thing, I was always bemused by spelling bees. You have to spell one word? And have loads of time to do so? Pah!
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by elric 7mo ago
Regarding history: I have a function in my ZSH config which excludes certain things from the history. Especially things that can break stuff when my sausage fingers CTRL-R the wrong thing Something like this: # Prevent certain strings
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by elric 7mo ago
Two options I use: 1. Client side: ProxyJump, by far the easiest 2. Server side: use ForceCommand, either from within sshd_config or .ssh/authorized_keys, based on username or group, and forward the connection that way. I wrote a blogp
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by elric 7mo ago
For those who don't speak Dutch: a "droeftoeter" ("sad horn") is someone who is sad. "Sad bugger" probably captures it pretty well.
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by elric 7mo ago
At my current company, people who don't use enough of their token budget get a stern talking-to from manglement ...
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by elric 7mo ago
Unlike CTRL ], at least ~. doesn't require that I press two modifiers at the same time ... CTRL ALTGR $. Because people who define those kinds of shortcuts never consider how they might work on non-QWERTY layouts.
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by elric 7mo ago
Big companies are stealing to enrich themselves, while small time pirates were pirating for their own entertainment. Some of the latter went to jail. While the former rake in the dough.

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