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by georgyo 4y ago
xargs is not a counter example. It is not a shell builtin, it is a program that takes a bunch of string arguments like every other program a shell would call. xargs -0 -n1 bash -c 'mv $1 ${1//.js/.ts}' -- Everything
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by georgyo 4y ago
I thought more languages did this but at least nix and ocaml do not actually behave like I thought. In Ruby however it is a bit more ugly def f x x + 1 end puts f f 1 > 3
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by georgyo 4y ago
I've heard this argument before, but this isn't true. In shell, f x y z, x y z are all augments to f. Doesn't matter if f takes one argument, all are passed to the function. With many functional languages this gets very confu
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by georgyo 4y ago
My sister, also now in her 40s, got alopecia universalis when she was 17. Truly tramatic to a teenager. The treatments at the time were mostly steroids, which did not help and caused all sorts of other problems. This is an immunosuppressant
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by georgyo 4y ago
IRC is an interesting example to use here. IRC isn't and never was federated. It is a centralized chat protocol where you connect to isolated networks. Similarly Matrix is making massively huge gains in the chat space and is federated.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Mkcert and certbot are new utilities. OpenSSL predates them by decades. Before acme, someone had to create a CSR manually, often using OpenSSL. Also, should therw be a separate tool to debug and inspect ssl certs and connection? How many in
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by georgyo 4y ago
Yes, as of 4.0.0
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by georgyo 4y ago
> Commerce on the Internet has come to rely almost exclusively on financial institutions serving as trusted third parties to process electronic payments... cutting off the possibility for small casual transactions ... Very small transact
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by georgyo 4y ago
No, many sites let you continue to use your account _before_ you validate your email address. They let you configure settings and explore before the address is validated. An attacker can use this to poison an account without ever having acc
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by georgyo 4y ago
Why do I need metadata along with my A record? It either exists or it doesn't. That is the state required for Terraform. The article explicitly mentions OctoDNS as a stateless configuration management system for DNS as a good solution.
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by georgyo 4y ago
If you don't have your phone, how do you know where the nearest public service is, especially in a foreign land.
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by georgyo 4y ago
It's actually horrible! Even key rotation is horrible! My yubikey is getting to about 10 years old, and I have replacements for it but find it very difficult to switch. It will eventually fail as an things do and it will be problematic
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by georgyo 5y ago
At least in NYC, Trader Joe's is cheaper or comparable with other grocery stores. I spend about half there as I would at a whole foods for a weeks worth of food.
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by georgyo 5y ago
> Reroute to your favorite ipfs provider. This sentence in a nutshell is why it does not exist. IPFS is a protocol, and as a way of bootstrapping it usage there are gateways (provider). When most people I interact with talk about IPFS t
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by georgyo 5y ago
This presentation was originally given in August 2007 for Hackers on a Plane. It inspired many, including me, to open a hackerspace and to this day is the document I refer people to when they want to start one. What is amazing is that even
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by georgyo 5y ago
Wires is only part of them problem. A thunderbolt 3 cable has two microcontrollers in the cable itself!
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by georgyo 5y ago
I think there are two different problem here. 1. When the mic is soft muted, information is getting sent to the conference provider which could leak information about private matters. 2. When the mic is not muted all information is definite
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by georgyo 5y ago
This was truly amazing, I hope the add more templates for the non-artistically inclined. The fact that even I could do something like this is amazing! https://imgur.com/a/Up4vaXn
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by georgyo 5y ago
I normally don't ask for sources, but 3 in 70 is so precise that I'm curious of the study. 3 in 70 is between 1/23 and 1/24, but really how many significant digits does this study get to. Surely 1/25 is accurate eno
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by georgyo 5y ago
The base argument here doesn't make sense. WASM requires an interpreter which must be native. The argument is that this interpreter can be smarter about what crosses OS security rings. But those same improvements could be done in the n
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by georgyo 5y ago
> My Manjaro install has a /bin and it is full of files that look like I would not want to lose them. So, they fixed the /bin to /usr/bin thing for some packages but clearly not all packages in Arch. I didn't re
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by georgyo 5y ago
IPFS does two things here that you might not want to use for the use case you describe. Clients host the content they access. The real IP address of people hosting any particular content is discoverable. Using IPFS for this use case could m
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by georgyo 5y ago
Indeed! The daemon is not powerful at all, almost all the logic happens in the client. The client does the parsing, job ordering, and tells the daemon exactly what to do. The daemon, only required in multiuser environments, does only two th
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by georgyo 5y ago
IPFS has very similar features as BitTorrent, you can remove torrent from that sentence and it would mean the same. You may be interested in BTFS, which is elements of IPFS but using BitTorrent as the protocol.
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by georgyo 5y ago
2021 saw a huge drop in immigration according to census data as well. You are correct that immigration was a large factor why the population grew overall. https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/12/us
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U.S. Population Grew 0.1% in 2021, Slowest Rate Since Founding of the Nation(census.gov)
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by georgyo 5y ago
Even with that, the overall population of the US increased by 0.1%. https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2021/12/us-population...
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by georgyo 5y ago
This has been tried, at least for dogs. It doesn't exist for a variety of reasons, but I cannot find any articles about why it failed and I only have second hand knowledge. https://techcrunch.com/2014/05/27&#x
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by georgyo 5y ago
I am going to remove morality from the discussion temporarily, and instead talk about how practical that is. A post breaks a law in 100 countries, but does not break the law in 20 countries. Should all 100 countries file their own removal p
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by georgyo 5y ago
> Follow the laws of the land and that’s it. Which laws? If Russia says that all posts that call the "Special Military Operation" a war are illegal and Ukraine says they are legal, which is correct?

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