flatiron

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   by flatiron 6y ago

   I remember when it was x86 only. Free=best x86, open=crazy security and docs nuts, net=runs on university toaster. Times have changed!
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   by flatiron 6y ago

   That looks like a recipe site inside GitHub. What I wanted to make is a standalone website with git like branching and such. Everyone has their own little twist on recipes. I think it would be fun! I just need the time!
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   by flatiron 6y ago

   I’ve always wanted to make a GitHub for recipes. You can fork recipes. Submit pull requests. Public and private repositories. Versioning and commit history. Share with friends, Etc.
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   by flatiron 6y ago

   I just can’t fathom they couldn’t see this coming.
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   by flatiron 6y ago

   Ubuntu collects: Ubuntu version OEM/Manufacturer Device model number BIOS info CPU details GPU details Installed RAM Partition Info Display(s) details Auto-login status Live Patching status Desktop environment Display server Timezone
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   by flatiron 6y ago

   You talk about planning about an article about a container ship piloted by professionals ran aground.
7. 757.▲
   by flatiron 6y ago

   Where do you propose building this extra canal?
8. 758.▲
   by flatiron 6y ago

   Dynarec
9. 759.▲
   by flatiron 6y ago

   https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssl/1.1.1f-1ubuntu2... it address 3449, so they backported the fix to 1.1.1f
10. 760.▲
    by flatiron 6y ago

    thats the first fix, here's the null pointer deference: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/commit/02b1636fe3db274497...
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    Digg died when they rolled out v4 for this exact reason. Reddit was there when people got salty and they left and never went back. Haven’t been to digg in probably 10 years. Just cracked it open and it’s basically buzzfeed now.
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    i googled your first nit and it appears that has been fixed. wsl flags an entire directory as case sensitive upon creation. ntfs supports case sensitivity. the other two im not sure i will use (i have custom dns in my house i can use inst
13. 763.▲
    by flatiron 6y ago

    can you expand the WSL issues with Node? As a Linux user I basically wanted to live in WSL except for running Office and stuff.
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    Ask HN: Mac or Windows for TypeScript/Node Dev?

    1 points by flatiron 6y ago|4 comments
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    http://marc.merlins.org/linux/refundday/#:~:text=For%20those... .
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    People speculate that the slow loading was a feature not a bug since the app shows ads during the loading. That being said, the fix is comically small that simply the people they have running that part may be the junior developers who don’t
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    The pieces could be a little dissimilar but I agree. Amazon throw back.
18. 768.▲
    by flatiron 6y ago

    certainly an interesting read. says it was written in 2015 which could explain why it doesn't support modern ubuntu/fedora or maybe it was fixed in recent kernels? latest kernels i see are from the mid/late 4.x series
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    looks to me like bang/buck here is still going to be amd. you could put together a very nice amd board for $750
20. 770.▲
    by flatiron 6y ago

    Thanks. PiHole + mobile must have blocked me
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    I have 32 GB and rarely use the second 16.
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    My guess is since over payment is a thing 99% of overpayments are intentional and require no intervention but 1% would require an entire department to figure out the correct refund so they went to their local politicians and asked if they c
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    if someone drinks from 5pm-10pm one can of beer every 30 minutes thats 10 drinks. they could easily wake up at 7am, hold down a job and rinse and repeat. a 30 rack of miller light (my beer of choice) is $22 which is 73 cents a beer so tha
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    my guess is because of the parallel startup that systemd does, what would the ctrl-c be stopping if there are multiple services coming up?
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    Ahh so you are the one who uses mission control.
26. 776.▲
    by flatiron 6y ago

    Nothing wrong with hearing voices not within your echo chamber. I always take voices here I don’t agree with with more weight because they might be right.
27. 777.▲
    by flatiron 6y ago

    you can turn that off now
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    They must have poor internet if they need a console web browser.
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    The new Ryzen mobile processors should be interesting. Their GPU drivers (while not of the best code quality) are in the mainline Linux kernel. So it all should just “work”
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    by flatiron 6y ago

    I will gladly sell my 5 digit ICQ number if it does.