fuzzybear3965

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by fuzzybear3965 3y ago
You've heard about successes in HIV vaccine development or in HIV treatment (like anti-retrovirals)?
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by fuzzybear3965 3y ago
If you figure that out then let me know. Seems impossible to me. Maybe when brain scanning technology advances they'll be able to know what you're thinking.
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
I've never filed a use-of-force complaint. Have you? It might be a simple form (that your state-provided attorney may recommend that you fill out).
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Kind of in the sense that it exposes a LAN-accessible service to the WAN, it seems to me. Also kind of like ngrok in the same sense.
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Even still, what's the incentive to open-source? So the community can bootstrap a better solution than Pixar?
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Maybe he did report them and maybe their license wasn't revoked. He's only repeating a joke that the electrician and the certification committee told him. I wouldn't blame the victim, here.
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
IIRC, Magic was trying to get runit working. But, the idea would be that the init system is modular/swappable. The answers are in the source, though.
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Not generally. The author did mention Peertube and Odysee as alternative video platforms, though.
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Fake news.
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
I don't understand > listen on one port ... which isn't listening on that interface anyway Would you mind please elaborating, here? And which interface does sshd not listen on?
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
It seems that USB-C for _Lenovo_ laptop power ports seems to be incredibly flaky. I have 2 year-old HP Spectre x360 and a new Framework and I've had no problems with charging either of them from a number of different USB-C cables, wall
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Thank you!!!
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by fuzzybear3965 4y ago
Ditto.
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
I always thought that 128+ are for (shell-spawned) processes and 0-127 are for shell. But, apparently POSIX requires this behavior for empty files - we need to amend the standard, first (or fail to comply, muahahaha).
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Okay, yeah. That could be useful. Seems POSIX forces the behavior described in the blog post. Time to change the standard!
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Shells return exit codes, not typed error values. What kind of output would you expect from the shell, exactly?
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Thanks for the link. I didn't find that quote in the article, but maybe it was in there. If it's not in there then it's crazy that you linked that article saying "Peter Thiel" - another commenter said the same thing
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
I searched for who said this but came up empty. Where is this quote from?
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
If it doesn't support any of your users/co-workers then there's no need. But, there's nothing requiring the enforcement of the FHS in the linux kernel, so, generally, you can't take it's conformance for granted
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
How do you know the model? People are asking the same question in Twitter and OP doesn't seem to have supplied an answer, then.
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Maybe I shouldn't pick a battle with someone that has that handle . But, in all seriousness, you're right - you're making a trade. The question is which side of the trade is more portable. I use NixOS which doesn't have
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Ohhhh. Their clocks run slowly. A lot of time passes between events. Totally makes sense. Thanks!
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Right - I understood that it was the walking tree from Lord of the Rings. But, what does it mean for Consul to hold a walking tree? Is it something like: "Consul bears a heavy weight (has a lot of responsibility and so responds slowly)
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Help me out. This threw me for a loop and Google wasn't helpful.
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
As a native speaker it appears to me that your audience is being a little uncharitable (they being, ironically, intellectually ungenerous toward you).
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Title? Probably should be "OneNDA - We've Standardised the NDA"
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
SimulaVR [1] is introducing a new class of products (virtual reality computer or VRC) that aims to develop a full linux desktop in a headset. I'm excited about using this with Stardust XR [2] and my NixOS configuration. We're obvi
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
You're like the Pfizer of the JVM.
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
It depends on how you define safety. And, I think the comparison, here, isn't being made to sitting on a couch (which carries its own health risks) but to other professional sports, or maybe its being compared to the safety of even ama
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by fuzzybear3965 5y ago
Yeah, I agree. That's what I tried to say.

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