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571.
by fullstop 3y ago
I completely agree with you, but there is a kernel of truth to what they say. I would be apprehensive about using this API for anything serious.
572.
by fullstop 3y ago
You can clone a specific tag or branch from a git repository without the full history. It looks like LuaJIT's git repository does not support this, although the github mirror does: # git clone -b v2.1.ROLLING --depth 1 git@github.com:
573.
by fullstop 3y ago
> The only way to get a release version of LuaJIT is to compile it from the git repo. It will be interesting to see how this is packaged in, say, Ubuntu. Will they assign their own version numbers? Dates?
574.
by fullstop 3y ago
It's available as a package, and a library, in most Linux distributions. It includes the library and the interpreter. edit: I have a few scripts with #!/usr/bin/luajit as the shebang line.
575.
by fullstop 3y ago
I'm happy to see that the project is still active. LuaJIT is really something special. I'm also glad that they're using rolling releases, as I felt "bad" for using something named LuaJIT 2.1 beta3 in a project since
576.
by fullstop 3y ago
Right, this is what I was saying in the original comment. You exchange peer to peer but never cash them in.
577.
by fullstop 3y ago
Do you consider sending them to another person cashing them in? I'm referring to bob's stablecoin -> bob's fiat -> alice's payment, and suggesting that their goal is bob's stablecoin -> alice's stable
578.
by fullstop 3y ago
Absolutely, especially homeless people. It's hard (impossible?) to have a bank account if you don't have an address.
579.
by fullstop 3y ago
I think that the crypto end game, in their eyes, is to never have to cash them in.
580.
by fullstop 3y ago
Doesn't Guido work for Microsoft now?
581.
by fullstop 3y ago
I imagine that most dehumidifiers are in basements which are not typically climate controlled.
582.
by fullstop 3y ago
I've had the occasional slime growth which clogs the drip line. I connect a shop-vac to the hose connection and schloop it out. It does disturb me that stuff sometimes grows in there, though.
583.
by fullstop 3y ago
Plus people don't clean the filters or give them proper clearance.
584.
by fullstop 3y ago
The dehumidifiers that I destroyed (cut the power cords and mailed them in) a few years ago were replaced with something else. I don't recall the name of them, but they were sent to me as part of the recall at no cost. It would be ki
585.
by fullstop 3y ago
Guess who actually makes (some, all?) DeLonghi dehumidifiers? Gree.
586.
by fullstop 3y ago
Ah, that's interesting. So for OP's purpose it will likely run indefinitely since there's essentially zero load.
587.
by fullstop 3y ago
No, in the cases that I'm talking about it gets stuck in one position. If you google "reed switch stuck" you'll see what I'm talking about. I figured that a hall sensor has no moving parts so it should last essent
588.
by fullstop 3y ago
Do you have problems with reed switches getting stuck? I've had fantastic luck with hall sensors for this purpose, but maybe I was just looking at low quality reed switches.
589.
by fullstop 3y ago
also see systemd-cgtop
590.
by fullstop 3y ago
This fixed it for me. Regarding Arch, I updated everything earlier today but I am running the LTS kernel.
591.
by fullstop 3y ago
Using the prebuilt binary works. Building from source does not.
592.
by fullstop 3y ago
That was me showing you that setcap had, in fact, been called. That's why it's the output of getcap. I tried it with sudo and it also failed with the same message. I've tried it on an arch-based laptop and a debian-based lap
593.
by fullstop 3y ago
Do you expect this to work on Linux? # sudo getcap ./arpchat ./arpchat cap_net_raw=ep I receive "error getting channel, might be missing permissions" edit: the received error is from arpchat, not any of t
594.
by fullstop 3y ago
If you've never seen Dark Souls' maps, I encourage you to take a look at them. They are intricately woven together in ways which is not common in games today.
595.
by fullstop 3y ago
You've probably figured this out, but you can press shift to run and zip around even faster.
596.
by fullstop 3y ago
If you're by area 51 the "man" is a little UFO when you drag it. There's a few of these Easter eggs. Buckingham Palace used to have a little Queen, but that is no longer the case.
597.
by fullstop 3y ago
I use email services which support U2F, such as yubikey. Thankfully that is supported in most environments today.
598.
by fullstop 3y ago
There's no client setup and I can access it from just about anywhere.
599.
by fullstop 3y ago
I ran Pegasus until I switched to Linux and used XFMail [1]. It was a great client, and my parents continued to use it until they eventually switched to Thunderbird. I eventually gave up on imap / pop3 clients and strictly use webmail
600.
by fullstop 3y ago
Yes, it helps, but it's not the same as visibility during daylight hours. Fewer drunk drivers as well.

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