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henearkr
3y ago
But Gentoo switched to OpenRC, Debian forked to Devuan, Arch forked to Artix: all these main distros were using SysV and now a part of their users are using an alternative system.
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3y ago
The compatibility layer had the benefit of letting you write your service once for both init systems.
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3y ago
I'd even dare say: it'll be safer in other hands.
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henearkr
3y ago
Or have a look at all the distros that don't use SystemD!
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henearkr
3y ago
> step away from fragmentation Not really, it has increased the number of people using alternative init systems like OpenRC, Runit, S6, etc. Before SystemD, SysV was even more mainstream than SystemD is today.
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3y ago
And, recently discovered too, inflammation-induced neuron mergings.
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3y ago
Not all energy use leads to heat production. And also, we could move large parts of our industry to outside our biosphere.
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henearkr
3y ago
I was thinking of a swarm orbiting Earth. As a first test.
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henearkr
3y ago
So what are your bets for the year of start of the build of a Dyson swarm? Humanity will probably create an Earth-orbiting swarm first, to prove the concept.
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3y ago
Thank you. I wish you were manager at Alphabet hah!
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3y ago
Commenters of my comment clearly have no clue about how the covid provokes long term inflammation in the brain (yeah even for those vaccinated, and even without symptoms, you just can't know if couple weeks after complete remission you
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3y ago
Yes, I would really like to participate in an effort to ban them. I'd also like to start something like a cooperative map of mosquito locations around the world, so that sensitive people can avoid these places/businesses and/
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3y ago
I remember when, as a student commutting between home and the university, I was very often going to a high-speed train station equipped with "mosquito" devices (actually the normal speakers were used to emit the "mosquito&quo
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3y ago
It's even impossible to retrace all of the woven threads, ramified tendrils, that link your mind to the billions of other minds all over the world and over the ages. The world of ideas is liquid. All is mixing, all dissolves and disapp
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3y ago
No, you're over-generalizing what I'm saying (a.k.a. straw man fallacy). If you're commercializing e.g. goodies that use the exact same character designed by some artist, so that anybody can tell you it's the same, AND i
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3y ago
Me, the even scarier "untreated Thunderbolt". A truly life-threatening condition.
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3y ago
Anything you create comes from what you've seen, from what you've experienced. That's a dead-end to start having to pay each and every one of the original sources of the components of your mind each time they are used to crea
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3y ago
Nuclear fusion with extra steps. Not at all the same nuclear.
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henearkr
3y ago
They already paid when they bought the books. Why would they need to pay more?
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henearkr
3y ago
Have you tried Mastodon? It can be literally described as a "casual" and "slower" Twitter.
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henearkr
3y ago
One day he says AI is frightening and must be regulated, one other day he says I don't want AI regulations...
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3y ago
If people believe they have fun picking trash, I'm afraid that wouldn't be very dissuasive against more littering... I often pick trash left by other people, and I always make a very annoyed face, not really because I'm annoy
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3y ago
And if they are pulled down to a low reference voltage independent from the ground? (thx, I didn't knwow about required independence from the ground)
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3y ago
Isn't it roughly the same, if the IO you're speaking to is pulled down through a resistor to the ground?
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3y ago
Node doesn't have a GPU backend. Deno has (or had), but you'd have to use Deno v1.31.3 to get WebGPU support (because if was removed afterwards for startup performance issues).
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3y ago
Completely agree.
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3y ago
Because of some careless or stupid humans, throwing cig butts and whatnot, the forests are endangered, and the burden of avoiding fires should be by the forest itself? I don't like it. What about surveil forests with drones. I'm s
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3y ago
Autophagy as in "eating your own proteins" starts when you have no more fats in your body... That takes weeks usually, unless you are already exceptionally skinny. Until then, it's autophagy as in "converting adipose tis
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3y ago
On the fats side, yes exactly, plus avocado. But you forget easily that keto is not eating only fats. You can take reasonable amounts of proteins too (lentils, soy...), tons of fibers (salad, cabbage, celeri, any leaves basically), ...
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3y ago
Your liver has a ton of glycogen that it has to go through before being depleted and starting ketosis. It takes between 18h and 24h to deplete the liver, but that is without taking in consideration the contents of the GI tract! There are pl
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