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5mo ago
I would like to see some option to offset the scrobbling times for privacy. I've cooled on Last.fm in recent years because I've realized that it's a very good, public indicator of when I'm at my desk. Self hosted may be
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5mo ago
This is better so you think about the commands that you're pasting into your terminal before you do it, rather than just one blob of who-knows-what. However, what I don't understand is why there isn't just a single Dockerfile
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5mo ago
It's no worse than things like blog and vlog. Words that took me at least a decade to come to terms with.
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5mo ago
'garden' came into English via Old French but it's ultimately Frankish (another Germanic language) so 'yard' and 'garden' are cognates. Interestingly they have a close sense. https://www.etymonl
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5mo ago
Interesting. Guitarist (as a hobby) here. I find familiar, favorite music good for concentration, with or without lyrics. But new music is what gets me. I give it too much attention, similar to what you describe. I mostly listen to metal an
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6mo ago
Imagine doing an easy tour in your air conditioned Kuwaiti logistics office and then getting blown to bits by a ballistic missile because no one bothered to tell you about the war that was being initiated which would cause such missiles in
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6mo ago
That MSG works for a Captain or a Lieutenant. If said MSG is good, there might be a future of advising a commanding officer on uniforms and length of grass at increasingly higher echelons. The rank is not newsworthy.
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6mo ago
This might burst some bubbles but this is absolutely a little guy because anything below a field grade officer (or the CSM sidekick below brigade) is a little guy and a battalion is actually quite low on the food chain. Yes, there are some
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6mo ago
Russian satellites can see everything in Ukraine from a bird's eye view all the time.
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6mo ago
With or without starch? Please tell me you were taking care of boots as well!
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6mo ago
True, but it also assumes HN is engaging in this practice which is not a given because it's a rather unusual site.
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6mo ago
The content of the message is the credibility. It doesn't matter where it came from or who posted it. This exact topic comes up every time Google reveals its true self and lots of us have a resurgence of our latent interest to de
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6mo ago
In addition to what the sibling comments say, this also puts Fastmail at risk of having their US based service suspended while they attempt to resist government overreach (were they to attempt to do so) which is really not a lot better for
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6mo ago
While the rest of your comment is sound, the police do not make "big bucks" by any stretch of the imagination and there's a serious citation needed for the job being less dangerous than the ones you listed. I am pretty sure I
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6mo ago
Yeah! Just like at the United States Capitol.
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6mo ago
While this may be good practical advice, it's the principle that matters. The Administration is testing how far it can go and today it's non-citizens, tomorrow it's citizens. In fact citizens' rights have already been vi
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herewulf
6mo ago
My phone connected via mesh VPN to a server at home is local enough model for me.
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6mo ago
The one we're in where "software" doesn't just mean an app that someone downloads from a website or an app store. Software includes lots of server side components, etc, etc. I once noticed my name in the Chromium OS cred
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6mo ago
I read it as in "dumb terminal". It's just rendering HTML as is, not trying to do anything clever. But maybe I'm just pining for the days of VT100. My ideal client would be an Emacs one, focused on plain text but can sti
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6mo ago
That is definitely not how gang members are occupying their thoughts and activities. Real firearms are super easy to get in the US, legally or illegally, and it takes much more than "untraceable" firearms to get away with shooti
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6mo ago
It sounds like PHP and JavaScript all over again. The barrier was low and a lot of slop was produced by their users. Eventually due to huge demand, a lot of sophisticated things emerged (think V8, various frameworks, other browser gymnastic
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6mo ago
This is on point but someone is taking offense by being called a "weirdo" (thus the down votes, I think). Yes, we are weirdos on alternate social media, just like we are weirdos who use Linux, Emacs, write Lisp, etc.. It's we
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6mo ago
I think we can all agree that racism is a bad thing but staunchly declaring "anti-racism" as your priority seems to veer into the territory of consistently finding racism where there is none. It sounds suspiciously like historic w
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6mo ago
> $1/barrel, nice for Iran, how come that they had't implemented such an idea before? one can only wonder Probably someone would have bombed their country of they had done that before. That and the reverse are pretty basic assu
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6mo ago
Anyone know of good FOSS DIY robot lawnmower projects? I want to work really hard to be too lazy to bother with the grass.
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Okay, now I'm inspired to build a mini Zamboni for my kids.
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Reminds me of how I started using Git when it was up and coming: It was the best Subversion client out there and no one knew I was using it!
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6mo ago
Not capturing the weapons officer (the pilot was quickly rescued) was a missed opportunity for Iran, not a failure . The Trump Admin was incredibly lucky there is not currently a hostage situation and no one else was killed or injure
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6mo ago
Maybe they should go be the boots on the ground for the next quagmire if it's so important to them? Commander in Chief Bonespurs and the Secretary of Booze can lead the charge straight up the Straight. Or maybe they should just focus o
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6mo ago
So we go back to all out war and a closed straight when no agreement is made. The leadership clearly doesn't matter as neither the regime has collapsed nor have moderates emerged. Claims of destruction of "all" military are c
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