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Yes, it's a watchdog kernel panic which takes place after the fans spin up. No NFS mounts here.
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But they can support like two features for every single power user: hotkeys for managing windows and snapping to windows when you push it against the border.
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>Stream movies and TV shows while on a FaceTime call with friends. With synced playback and controls, you’ll see everyone laugh, jump, and react to the same moments at the same time. And the volume automatically adjusts, so you can keep
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5y ago
> Is there any application forced sandboxing feature yet? Yes it's been there for a while. But like flatpak and all other attempts to sandbox applications they tend to ask for coarse permissions like Home Directory and once you give
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5y ago
Reboot for an upgrade happens by holding a spin lock until it overheats and reboots. This happens every time on multiple computers so I think it's intentional(?) but the crash reports are pretty wild. No official package manager. The M
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5y ago
Not with Apache v2 License.
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5y ago
I think you didn't read the article.
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> 1. Don't use social media, it stops instantly. A problem with that (aside from victim blaming) is that you don't even need to use social media to be part of the overarching concern. YouTube recommends vile shit and you need
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5y ago
Even further, any ! on DDG is using the site's search so even if we go to a search engine (e.g. `foo !w`), it's possible that we are using the website's search anyway.
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That's what a Cargo.lock has. But it's recommended that you don't ship Cargo.lock that with libraries. I think the reason is because you can't have multiple versions of the same package. But I could be wrong. (If I'
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5y ago
It needs to be put in context. If a Carrington type event takes place then much of the tech we take for granted will be offline. If you do GPS navigation it doesn't matter if route planning is offline because the satellites themselves
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5y ago
alt styling SELECT a, b, COUNT(*) as count FROM table WHERE cond1 AND cond2 GROUP BY a, b ORDER BY count DESC
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5y ago
Sarcasm aside, the IRS customer support is excellent.
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5y ago
IME putting mustard in the fridge makes it lose potency. I've ruined a few jars of Colman's this way.
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> Pommery moutarde de meaux: Truly excellent. You can put it on something as simple as a sandwich and elevate it, or you can put it on grilled meats like lamb or veal. This is the Rolls Royce of mustard. This is a whole grain mustard and
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5y ago
> If we assume that every bottle of Baileys delivered eight generous servings that suggests that over 12 billion glasses of Baileys have been poured since it all began. Holy cow are people filling tumblers with the stuff? It's nice
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The Amazon rainforest is being slashed and burned to make way for land for raising beef. Rainforest is a good alternative use of the land.
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5y ago
Colon is an invalid character on Windows systems. I've used it when making log files where they have an intermediate suffix with an ISO 8601 timestamp but indeed I don't see a reason to have it in a path with class or jar files.
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5y ago
Does Macos doesn't deal with this? IME, MBluetooth Audio from Mac sounds like a fart in a pringles can unless you update some plist somewhere. But once you do that It JuSt WoRks.
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5y ago
https://www.groundworkscompanies.com/about/articles/worst-us... I don't know GP is measuring, but indeed the value at risk in NYC is higher than Miami. But the way they wrote it, they weren't saying that
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5y ago
That's only from C++11. The story I was telling you was from before then. $ cat test.cc enum Foo { FOO, BAR, }; int main(int argc, char** argv) { return 0; } $ g++ -std=c++98 -Wpedantic test.cc tes
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5y ago
Yes but obviously not "everyone picks [those DBS]"
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I think GP was pulling apart "everyone".
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5y ago
I've used it on larger teams where some enums for feature flags end up getting conflicts all the damn time when you add to the end because the last entry doesn't have a comma. This might be fixed in various languages/parsers
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5y ago
Argh I misread the number of digits.
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Pyre[1] is about 20k loc of ocaml[2]. $ time make -C source -j8 make: Entering directory '/home/fnord123/src/download/pyre-check/source' ../scripts/setup.sh --configure Bui
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5y ago
On par with Java but without maven startup time.
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I do not have concrete data for a comparison of like for like projects being compiled with comparable lines of code, and complexity of the type system usage, running on identical machines. As for your view of OCaml byte code compilation spe
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OCaml compile speeds are not particularly fast.
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FWIW, another difference is that if __iadd__ raises an exception and you don't revert the changes then the object is trashed.
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