eptcyka

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931.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Firefox reader mode is better still.
932.
by eptcyka 3y ago
No. And plugins/elisp has access to yet-unprocessed arguments.
933.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Why not pass an extra argument to emacs and then check for that in the config? Pardon my vimgnorance.
934.
by eptcyka 3y ago
You mean? Yes. Yes, you'll need to have a crew and you'll need to need to ship the necessities, which eats into the efficiency of this mode of transport. However, a plane will create 40 times more CO2 for the same amount of cargo
935.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Transatlantic cruises don’t have to be luxurious. If you’re comparing air freight to shipping by sea, it’s very clear ships are far more efficient. We just need to become better at containerising people :)
936.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I’m not against people moving or travelling, just pointing out that the vast majority of people won’t move out of their country, whereas HN audience is more likely to have lived in different countries. I have, will probably move again in my
937.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Don’t you feel it’s a privilege to be able to live all across the world? Most people in Europe can’t easily move out of Europe if they want to maintain a standard of living.
938.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Sure, but I find office showers to be far more cumbersome, which takes more time. But I can totally see that being different for other people.
939.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Shouldn't you add another 10-15 minutes to your bike ride for having a mandatory shower at the end of the ride?
940.
by eptcyka 3y ago
This is almost universally true for any professional sport. Ultimately, it's personal preference, and the people at the top are committed to fighting to get to the top anyway.
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macOS 14 Sonoma firewall bug fixed(mullvad.net)
10 points by eptcyka 3y ago|0 comments
942.
by eptcyka 3y ago
You don't need to mandate the solution, just punish the negative outcomes. As long as Experian and their peers can get away with dumping gigabytes of data without any punishment, they will. Apply a generous fine to any data breach or a
943.
by eptcyka 3y ago
This is the end of succession we didn't get to see.
944.
by eptcyka 3y ago
New owners wouldn't OK a stolen part, the part would have to unpaired from the Apple account (on device or online) from the previous owner first.
945.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I believe that foreign actors had a far greater influence than most other elections in British history - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_interference_in_the_20...
946.
by eptcyka 3y ago
With this, you have a structured, transactional way of writing to whatever system files you wanted, with rollbacks and all. On macOS, only Apple does.
947.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Electrically induced chemical reactions would also store the energy in a way that might not be released as heat, I think.
948.
by eptcyka 3y ago
This is a moot point, if a power plant operates at any significant efficiency, it doesn't matter what the process of generating power is - the generated power will 90% of the time be turned into waste heat anyway.
949.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I'm on your side of the argument, but I take issue with the black and white "You pay for an x-box and own it". For any computer hardware that I pay for, I don't feel lime I truly own it unless I can run my own code on it
950.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Of course, if you take the cynical approach to optimising software, you can easily ruin the utility of this metric quickly.
951.
by eptcyka 3y ago
For me, it's a benchmark of a well made system - the lower bandwidth of log output you get when a user machine is idling, the better. I have seen some Android phones produce megabytes of logs just sitting there - you can test this by r
952.
by eptcyka 3y ago
To the best of my knowledge, OpenBSD's pf wouldn't exhibit such pathological behavior.
953.
Bug in macOS 14 Sonoma prevents our app from working(mullvad.net)
1020 points by eptcyka 3y ago|246 comments
954.
by eptcyka 3y ago
There'd be less opportunity for fatal crashes due to the surface area between cycle paths and car paths being reduced. This would literally mean that it'd be safer if there was better infrastructure.
955.
by eptcyka 3y ago
The e-bike only works if you keep below the speed at which it's mandated to stop assisting. If one has a mental disability that urges the individual to pass by any and all cyclists in front of them, an e-bike will not relieve them from
956.
by eptcyka 3y ago
No, I mean the car is crash tested against itself. And not against cars in the same class or a variety of cars that can be encountered on the road. I agree that small cars can be made to be safe nominally, but one cannot argue with the mass
957.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Cars are crash tested against one-another, not against a benchmark car. This means that the tiny Aygo-X was crash tested with another Aygo-X, not with a Ford "danger" Ranger or a Range Rover or a Juke.
958.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I didn't consider to file a bug report, I sent one.
959.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Their Teams uninstaller isn't quite as good - it just doesn't uninstall all the crap that the Teams malware has left behind. I still have a stray MS Teams audio device left on my macOS machine.
960.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Yes, but there's NamedPipes and they can be used the same way on Windows. And Windows also supports UDS as well today. It's no excuse.

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