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by hn92726819 3y ago
This is not a how-to guide on getting out of a stuck accelerator situation. Surely we can discuss design issues that affect only a single model of car that already has so much controversy over it already. It is scary when this kind of thi
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> Objectively meaningless I think that's your issue. In isolation, maybe you think it's objectively meaningless. But if that were true in life and society, you would not see such drastic statistical significance between men and
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by hn92726819 3y ago
I imagine another reason why rice specifically is the physics behind it. Water has a property where it won't get hotter than it's boiling point while it's boiling. The way they cook rice is: put rice and water in a pot, boil
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Yes, but rust's quoting does not match shell's quoting. Imagine a path like: $(rm -rf /*; echo /) That's a valid Unix path, but rust's quoting does nothing to stop it: https://play.rust-lang
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by hn92726819 3y ago
// Construct the command we want the $SHELL to execute let command = format!("cd {:?}; /usr/bin/env -0;", dir); SQL Injection-like attacks continues to resurface. You should pass it as a para
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Is the author here? Most of this article is about how ubiquitous spreadsheets are and how this language can replace them, but I want to hear the author's honest opinion on if through reasonable spreadsheet user will switch to this. If
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Every one of those files is in /sbin though
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by hn92726819 3y ago
I know gitea is extremely lightweight. I used to host Gitlab years ago and it took way more resources. It seems like hosting it is more geared toward enterprises than individuals/very small teams.
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> I have games from my childhood I still play I think they are talking about modern games that do not have an endless shelf life like older ones can. With always-on DRM (like the game mentioned in the article), or games tied to an online
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> No disc equals no buy. Own or die. You seem to imply here that "disk=buy", but that's not even remotely true anymore. I don't know anything about this game, but it seems like this is yet another one that doesn'
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> I'm sure you generate all your serialization code by hand. Is this sarcasm? Who generates serialization/deserialization by hand now? Even Java has mature annotation libraries so it can be done in a single line. Maybe legacy
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Then don't use it? People do things for fun sometimes. I used to program turtles with ComputerCraft a while ago, so I had to write Lua in Minecraft using the Minecraft font, so this is pretty funny to see. I won't use it, but it&#
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by hn92726819 3y ago
I wonder if there is a concept of infinite length SQL tables. Not sure what would happen with: ORDER DESC COUNT(*) I can't find anything after a quick search except recursive views that must terminate (therefore aren'
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Backed up on centralized gitlab and centralized archive.org, huh? My point is that the comment was praising independent services when it doesn't make sense: bash.org, the independent service, shutting down and people want to store back
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Are you thinking of Stallman? He's the one that's always on his laptop: https://rms.sexy/ (not nsfw)
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by hn92726819 3y ago
How would he procure a 4G/5G laptop, batteries, a generator, and gasoline if he doesn't have any, can't drive, and has no internet?
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Is it? It was its own private entity and now it's offline probably forever. Edit: I think it'd be far better off on Wikipedia than Twitter
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by hn92726819 3y ago
I would think securing source code is significantly more important than securing comments. So any encryption or protection would cover the entire codebase instead of just the less important parts
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by hn92726819 3y ago
I use something similar, but I use -d "$*" instead of -d "$1" so I can do $ dates 4 hours ago One of two times "$*" had been useful
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Every backup restore test will also be quite expensive with glacier
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> I feel I'm being trolled Fair, but I definitely wasn't trolling, and I really appreciate your comment. 2 days ago I told myself I'd set up gitea actions after experimenting with drone, buildbot, earthly, and Jenkins and
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> I don't know how many disclosures I've done ... (100+, surely), but I have never, ever - not even once - asked for money. But Hammad isn't me I agree with everything in this post except this line. It's nice that the
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> I can't wait for this meme to die This is not helpful. You, the author, and random commenters scattered around keep teasing that act is bad, but I can't seem to find our what any of you mean. One comment said github APIs fail
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by hn92726819 3y ago
No, it isn't all-or-nothing. iOS does not leak messages to cars. Just by using iOS doesnt mean Toyota, Subaru, Chrysler, etc suddenly have access to your messages. Using iOS with carplay only is strictly better than using iOS and shari
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by hn92726819 3y ago
How do you find the contact for this? Also, how hard was it to find the section for removing the module, and how hard was removing the module in your case? I have a Subaru, but still curious about yours.
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by hn92726819 3y ago
I looked through the mojo docs and it looks like the tech behind mojo might be great, but they have a really weird marketing strategy. So I'd like to believe that the emoji extension is the annoying marketing half of the really cool te
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by hn92726819 3y ago
> What if spite, anger is a shield that protects you from seeing yourself properly? If you're using spite as a shield for something like this, then it makes sense that it would be a scary idea to get rid of that defense mechanism. I
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by hn92726819 3y ago
If you think .java is brave, wait until you hear about Mojo's extension: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojo_(programming_language) They allow the extension to be the fire emoji
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Not because of leap seconds, but because of timezones. Us eastern is UTC-4:00 and 1 Jan 1970 - 4 hours (or more) would be 31 Dec 1969
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by hn92726819 3y ago
Great point. I was using i3/sway which is not conducive to terminal tabs or panes, but on my mac, kitty does sound pretty good, and 200ms is way better than what I'm getting now

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