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by eznzt 6y ago
In case you're looking for a package of Thunderbird that takes a while to launch.
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by eznzt 6y ago
To me, the important part of the article is that this strain may have rendered the vaccines useless, thus delaying immunisation of humans. If it says that, and that is not true, then it is alarmist, no?
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by eznzt 6y ago
https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/imag... Someone has to change Trump's face for Guido van Rossum's.
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by eznzt 6y ago
I see now. That is indeed one of the things I hated about Go, having to reuse err (or maybe, making the mistake of reusing err) several times in a single function.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>The way in Go to handle possibly-failing functions is to have multiple return values: an actual result, and an error. If the error is nil, then the actual result is sensible; otherwise the actual result is meaningless. This means you ca
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by eznzt 6y ago
>Assuming, for no reason, decriminalization will incentivize addiction is absurd. Assuming that allowing people to consume a substance freely will increase the consumption of that substance is absurd?
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by eznzt 6y ago
With that title I thought they were closing down or the guy was killing himself
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by eznzt 6y ago
It's our fault for not being tolerant enough.
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by eznzt 6y ago
It's not youtube's fault, it's the EU's. I was going to say "remember this the next time you vote", but it's not like us EU citizens are really given a choice.
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by eznzt 6y ago
The UI needs a lot of polish. Other than that, good.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>Brave by default collects telemetry data. It is anonymized but any security researcher will tell you that metadata of this nature over time can be more revealing that is claimed. So like Firefox?
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by eznzt 6y ago
Absolutely not, in fact it's tightly moderated. Hence 8chan (or whatever it is called now)
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by eznzt 6y ago
Is it completely impopular? It is my opinion that expats should not be allowed to vote. I've asked around and most people seem to disagree, though.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Whatever script you are using for smooth scrolling on that webpage, for the love of God, remove it. If I disabled smooth scrolling in my browser's preferences the last thing I want is some script emulating it poorly.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Many webpages break with this. It's really annoying.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>As the title is a direct quote - a statement of fact - it could hardly be less incendary. A quote completely taken out of context is incendiary.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Exactly. So, incendiary title.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Can someone translate the filter used in that tcpdump command to wireshark syntax?
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by eznzt 6y ago
YouTube uses encrypted signatures as a way of hiding the URL of the video. https://github.com/l1ving/youtube-dl/blob/master/youtube_dl/...
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by eznzt 6y ago
>youtube-dl does not circumvent any protection measures It does.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Makes it more likely for you to share the article.
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by eznzt 6y ago
They did not want to start the war, because they were sure they were going to lose it (they were vastly outnumbered). But they felt forced to do it after that.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>All of the leftist factions resisting fascism in Spain were doing something heroic. Not really. It was not a war between democracy and fascism, it was a war between communism and fascism. The war started when a communist militia killed
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by eznzt 6y ago
And what do we do with people who are just too dangerous to keep about?
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by eznzt 6y ago
I also find it quite appalling how people can commit a crime just like that, but here we are.
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by eznzt 6y ago
>Discord attachments are deleted (almost) immediately from the CDN when you delete the message that included them, so these links aren't very stable. That's like saying that imgur images are deleted when you delete them.
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by eznzt 6y ago
What determines how long you can survive without food? The speed of your metabolism?
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by eznzt 6y ago
I loved TortoiseSVN. This reminds me of when I spent a whole evening trying to figure out why TortoiseSVN wouldn't work on my machine. I installed it but it's as if it was not there. Turns out I downloaded the 32 bit version which
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by eznzt 6y ago
The article mentions how a bug in a library Chrome uses allowed a sandbox escape. I am left wondering if forks of Chrome (such as Edge, which I'm using to type this from) are already updated. This is what really worries me about using
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by eznzt 6y ago
Just the fact they have a group called "Diversity & Inclusion" is enough to steer away from these people. https://numfocus.org/category/diversity-inclusion-disc

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