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by garlicrouted 4y ago
Interesting.
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‘Stay or go?’ Hong Kong’s handover generation faces tough choice(aljazeera.com)
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
You give them cash for food, then see if they can pull that off more than once.
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
If you truly had a week of above average days, by the end of it you'd probably be threatening to put the local KGB recruiter's head through a Starbucks window. (Maybe be happy if they do a little art thing in your cortado rather t
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
Maybe someone decided to exploit one of the myriad of security vulerabilities they noticed there the last time they visited... a decade plus ago. (It's gonna be a big suspect list. Good luck to... Scotland Yard or whatever.)
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
It's called "email". Dear Doctor so and so. Hi, it's me, your old coauthor. Something something science. (And then... here's the hard part: don't attach a photo of your genitals... just a PDF of your CV). Linke
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
Thanks for your counterpoint parent. Just before Mike Nelson shit himself in the car on the way home last night, I pointed out to him that what his generation calls "Easter Eggs" are often just security flaws that can be used to f
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
Sounds promisingm, especially now that macOS defaults to Zsh... I very rarely see any documentation where that is the default.
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by garlicrouted 4y ago
If I'm not a "power user" (learned rudimentary bash as teenager, stuck with it on MacOS through college) is it worth it to learn a new shell? I respect the craftmanship, but if I'm more of a "software carpenter&quot