eptcyka

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961.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Thank you so much for the elaboration, I really appreciate it.
962.
by eptcyka 3y ago
They often do, and if they’re not connected, the data is stored until it’s serviced, at which point the dealership downloads all of it.
963.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Since when have TLS certs not been pinned to specific domains?
964.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Seems like cola doesn't support pruning so I'd be worried about the performance when working with files with lots of edits.
965.
by eptcyka 3y ago
It doesn't matter, it should always be `Hello $theirPreferredName`.
966.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I fail to see how this is any worse than a whole bunch of sophisticated Python, C++ or Java applications I've tried to browse. It isn't as simple as a single code unit with a main entrypoint directly in a `src` folder, but I don&#
967.
by eptcyka 3y ago
If you use a language server, go-to-definition just works.
968.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I see ads on Safari on my iOS device all the time, whether you choose to believe that is up to you.
969.
by eptcyka 3y ago
But you can make the same argument for any non-englisb language today - any language is more difficult to use than English when it comes to computers. For the general case, if your friend was living in China, it'd be the norm, there wo
970.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Why is the US still using the imperial system? I'm not sure if you're aware, but asking why an ethnos/nation hasn't significantly changed their language/culture to appease someone who finds it difficult to grasp com
971.
by eptcyka 3y ago
It's never backwards compatibility, its that a lot of code depends on features that are not present in older releases.
972.
by eptcyka 3y ago
When I'm reading logs, I don't know upfront what data I'm looking for, so I want to see all of it.
973.
by eptcyka 3y ago
My Scottish banknotes were often denied in London. Weird cash is bad - good cash is unambiguous about its denomination and validity.
974.
by eptcyka 3y ago
The bytes can still be overwritten, you dont need to change the structure of the image's filesystem to do that.
975.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Your hypervisor can boot from any file with bytes in it that the bootloader will handle. There's no dependency on the file being in ISO format.
976.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Yet the development of the browser is seeing a smaller fraction of that income than most people believe.
977.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Main benefit is that it sells more, whatever has the most sugar added might come out on top in a/b testing.
978.
by eptcyka 3y ago
50% of the time I use my car, I drive more than 150 miles on a trip. However, I do not commute with my car. And most people should press their local authorities to develop infrastructure so that they don't have to either :)
979.
by eptcyka 3y ago
If all you need is a browser, you can use SSH as a SOCKS proxy for your browser.
980.
by eptcyka 3y ago
The refuel time is dependent on the pressure in the tank. There's an intermediate tank that's used to pressurize the hydrogen before it can be pumped into the car, and pressurizing this vessel can take a lot longer when the main t
981.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Yes, for all the great things browsers do, it sure is a shame that the only data format they can handle is JSON.
982.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Yes, and you have to build everything yourself, or you have to sign up to testflights.
983.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Yet the open source ecosystem is thriving on Android, whereas it's incredibly cumbersome to use open source apps on iOS.
984.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Would IPC help if a remote attacker was still allowed to execute arbitrary plugins?
985.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Yes, because job A is more enjoyable than job B, we should expect people to toil more for less reward, and have higher expectations of those who do job A.
986.
by eptcyka 3y ago
It's not being deployed more widely because peering is always broken and nobody cares to fix it because nobody is using it. It's a horrible catch-22.
987.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Having written a lot of async and sync rust, and having both components interact with one another, calling async stuff from a sync context isn't even that ugly these days. But maybe it's stockholm syndrome.
988.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I apologize, I didn't take 120V constraint into account. But even in EU, the cheaper induction stoves are significantly worse than the midrange if one is even slightly interested in cooking.
989.
by eptcyka 3y ago
Having fiddled with file descriptors, I could never live with such a remap. To each their own :)
990.
by eptcyka 3y ago
I think the source of your problems is that it was an inexpensive induction burner. Higher quality ones usually scale more linearly with the power setting.

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