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by glandium 2y ago
There's a bunch of legally dubious things in Archive, so I wouldn't be surprised if it's one of them.
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by glandium 2y ago
> It seems that the system does work as intended after all. Does it though? One common thread in the comments here is whether ineligibility is or is not warranted in political embezzlement cases. If hers is justified, how is the lack of
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by glandium 2y ago
Here's one: Jacques Chirac was condemned in 2011 to 2 years with suspension (so, less than Le Pen) for something very similar (party members paid for fictitious jobs at the Mairie de Paris when he was mayor), and no ineligibility (so a
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by glandium 2y ago
The problem is when rules don't apply the same to all politicians.
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by glandium 2y ago
Or "server side includes".
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by glandium 2y ago
"I'm looking for a dust filter for a Hoover max extract pressure pro model 60" (from Breaking Bad)
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by glandium 2y ago
I'll take on the occasion to ask the HN crowd: have you noticed that caches, on top of being limited to 10GB, don't seem to expire as advertized, in a LRU manner?
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by glandium 2y ago
> Go's compiler will not do those kinds of things. Go's compiler is notorious for choosing to compile quickly rather than optimize code. But is that true of gccgo?
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by glandium 2y ago
The glibc memory allocator DOES have pathological cases that lead to what can look like memory leaks. See https://glandium.org/blog/?p=3698 https://glandium.org/blog/?p=3723 https://sou
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by glandium 2y ago
It always bothered me that some things were tucked away in "obscure" submenus, especially when the obscurity is an implementation detail. Really, it doesn't matter that GEGL operations are... GEGL operations.
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by glandium 2y ago
And how it just dropped the grapes, as well as the banana. If they were real fruits, you wouldn't want that to happen.
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by glandium 2y ago
> See https://jj-vcs.github.io/jj/latest/conflicts/ . Honestly, this page doesn't really make a compelling case as to how checking out the commit with a conflict and amending is better than git rebase&
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by glandium 2y ago
The best part is when you get the "box" on a XHR request. Of course no site handles that properly, and just breaks. Happens regularly on ChatGPT.
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by glandium 2y ago
Same with iCloud, too.
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by glandium 2y ago
"If you have an immersion blender" You can also make mayonnaise with a whisk.
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by glandium 2y ago
First time I hear about it. And it's not surprising, because it's not in cron. It's in cronie, and was "only" added in 2016.
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by glandium 2y ago
At least systemctl status tells you when next the timer will trigger. Cron doesn't.
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by glandium 2y ago
I don't know if everyone does it because of that, but I know in some cases, that's done on purpose so that you can notice whether someone else did something with your account.
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by glandium 2y ago
There are literal live adaptations of Kaiji too (3 feature films starring Fujiwara Tatsuya)
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by glandium 2y ago
If you take a listen to the linked video, you'll hear other names than his.
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by glandium 2y ago
I wonder if Time Travel Debugging would have helped narrow it down.
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by glandium 2y ago
That's why I've updated my SMTP config to handle - the same way as + 10+ years ago. And to avoid "why is my business name in your email?" questions, I rot13 it.
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by glandium 2y ago
Even posix_spawn didn't fix this problem. https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007904975/functions/po...
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by glandium 2y ago
This specific change will not automatically make progress from nightly to release. Specifically, this is enabling tab groups by default in nightly only, for however long it will take for the feature to be stabilized.
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by glandium 2y ago
This was interesting, but by the end of it, I was still expecting some weird trick to work around the problem without the patch.
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by glandium 2y ago
The app this is kind of a PR for does phoneme-level analysis, so for all we know, this AI could be doing that as well. See https://youtu.be/j6z2WHAvqEs?t=100
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by glandium 2y ago
It's kind of annoying when services like this provide a free trial that you have to give a credit card number to even try, capitalizing on people forgetting to unsubscribe after trying. Also, I'm very suspicious when a credit card
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by glandium 2y ago
I would be interested in an equivalent app for Japanese.
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by glandium 2y ago
Works fine in Firefox 133 here.
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by glandium 2y ago
I'm in Japan, it correctly detected French. Can't be much further away geolocation wise.

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