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by herewulf 2y ago
The Signal client and (irregularly) the server are published as open source. You can run your own Signal instance. If you want to complicate your life, of course.
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by herewulf 2y ago
Try beets[1]. It's likely the CLI answer you're looking for. [1]: https://beets.io
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by herewulf 2y ago
To be fair, NASA is nowhere compared to SpaceX also. So SpaceX is quite an anomaly in the USA as well. If SpaceX massively undercutting the prices and massively overshooting the capabilities of the likes of ULA and Boeing could have been pr
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by herewulf 2y ago
Lots of options for wide-open, public spaces other than national parks such as national forest, BLM land, etc.. Maybe little and far between if you're not in the western US though.
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by herewulf 2y ago
So, cars in YOUR area should have AM radios? But not every car in existence needs one?
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by herewulf 3y ago
If that's what you appreciate, then feel free to adjust your schedule. Don't drag the rest of us into this. Messing with clocks and changing DST dates is absurd. If schools, companies, etc want to shift their schedule, then tha
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by herewulf 3y ago
Be that as it may, in comparison to Germany, the distance between those two places is absurdly far, and the population density in between is absurdly low. ;)
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by herewulf 3y ago
Indeed. I found the claim about Icelandic even more telling. Here's a small language that basically exists in its present form since the past thousand years (i.e: it has changed little since Old Norse). It also is notoriously conservat
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by herewulf 3y ago
Here are a couple ideas: 1. Dividing some amount of text into pages on a computer screen is unnecessary and annoying. 2. Adobe has a stranglehold on the format and is constantly dicking around with it. Lately I encountered a fillable PDF th
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by herewulf 3y ago
> And Mr DeVault should probably disclose in his blog post that SourceHut is, it seems, his. Most people reading his blog already know that and most of his articles mention SourceHut so it really does not bear repeating. The site has alw
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by herewulf 3y ago
> requiring a yarn/npm dev environment (which I don't want installed on my machine) I don't like / trust that stuff either but it's often necessary and easy enough to run in a container (e.g.: Docker/Podman,
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by herewulf 3y ago
Uh, did the court order you to administer e-mail in perpetuity? Sounds like it's high time to put your foot down.
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by herewulf 3y ago
It's quite possible that a hallucination is still smarter than the collective DoD.
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by herewulf 3y ago
But Twitter is just one website. Must we have an account at _every_ website?
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by herewulf 3y ago
Yeah, but this is the most METAL class action ever. \m/ Disclaimer: I haven't actually listened to the dude's band. The mainstream misclassifies "metal" all the time.
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by herewulf 3y ago
That's fascinating. In a way a gold smuggled coin like that seems more rare than the genuine article? That would have an effect of its own on the value? Or maybe the problem is such coins are impossible to identify with certainty becau
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by herewulf 3y ago
Wouldn't that be Vector::<Attorney::<General>>() ?
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by herewulf 3y ago
There are lots of places in the US and Canada (to name a few) where people regularly go for outdoor recreation, or what have you, and there's no cell service anywhere near. This is very applicable to that case, not just where people ac
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by herewulf 3y ago
And the orders are flying out the door.
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by herewulf 3y ago
California Dreamin' of -15°C ..
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by herewulf 3y ago
Nitpick: The parachute likely opened _partially_ (as is common for such malfunctions) so that impacting a tree wouldn't cause injury or death. That said, falling out of the tree checks out because that _is_ dangerous. Modern US Airborn
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by herewulf 3y ago
I think HJKL is fine because I primarily move my cursor down and I primarily use my index finger for things as opposed to the other three (non-thumbs). On the other hand (no pun intended), I have countless hours invested into WASD since the
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by herewulf 3y ago
Indeed. Probably a lot of unnecessary wear and tear on the vehicle too. For me, one great thing about working from home for about six years now is how little mileage we've put on our cars and how little money we've spent on fuel.
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by herewulf 3y ago
People often ask good follow-up questions when they've gone away to think about the subject and they aren't trying to ask questions on the spot.
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by herewulf 3y ago
Invidious link (just change the domain): https://yewtu.be/watch?v=AJ2keSJzYyY
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by herewulf 3y ago
It's also extremely laggy on my phone browser. Go figure.
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by herewulf 3y ago
And those projects are dependent on Google's perpetual goodwill to keep Chromium open and up to date. What if Google one day yanks the rug out from under them?
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by herewulf 3y ago
This is such a pointless feature. I have several daily driver Linux systems. They run for months at a time, sometimes years. The only time I see a kernel panic is if the hardware is bad or I did something wrong (misconfiguration). Years a
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by herewulf 3y ago
"Northern Canada" -- he doesn't have any neighbours. Wood stoves are fine in such a place. They aren't fine at scale.
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by herewulf 3y ago
Surely Meta employs software developers who can remove any feature from Android they want? Or is blocking side loading specifically disallowed by Google for some reason?

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