holsta

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by holsta 2y ago
> [..] it wasn't a Boeing issue in this case. One of their suppliers [..] The world would look very different if organisations were on the hook for the actions of their suppliers.
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by holsta 2y ago
> You are genuinely unwell I'm pretty sure that's not helpful.
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by holsta 2y ago
How do you get to that conclusion from your (2004) link?
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by holsta 2y ago
This response and post-mortem is superior to most commercial services I have seen in recent years.
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by holsta 2y ago
> try driving one. I drove a Model Y for >2 years, and it was great. The camp-mode alone brought so many opportunities to stay with friends and family more than I otherwise would have. Camping and sleeping in the car was the only time
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by holsta 2y ago
I've run games with self-described autistic players, and I found it a supreme challenge. * Being unable to complete a character sheet unless someone walked them through it and made every decision for them * Being unable to come up wit
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by holsta 2y ago
Oh my. I clicked on this and uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger went nuts: 14 & 6 blocked just on the first page. Clicking "lesson 4.1. printf" bumped that up to 101 & 16. That is just too much.
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by holsta 2y ago
It seems there are many aspects of the OpenSSH suite you are unfamiliar with. I would personally prefer using well-known tools over installing someone's latest project to handle something as sensitive as my SSH credentials. Installing
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by holsta 2y ago
This type of response is called tone policing, which is often used against feminism or anti-racism advocates, who insist people use nice language while they are being denied basic existence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by holsta 2y ago
> they need guidance on basic QA practices Microsoft has a loooong history of botched (security) updates, so I'm not hopeful they can teach Crowdstrike much.
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by holsta 2y ago
It's not about kernel access, it's about equal access to avoid yet another monopoly. Microsoft could have come up with a kernel API that their own malware (and everyone elses) product could make use of. They did not.
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by holsta 2y ago
That's hilarious. If only there was some way to publish static information on the internet without writing an app.
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by holsta 2y ago
> This, known as fingerprinting, is collectively considered a bad thing. This is authentication. Fingerprinting is something else.
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by holsta 2y ago
I've been using OpenBSD since the late 1990s and had no idea xsettingsd was a thing. Trying it with cwm this upcoming week. Thanks!
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by holsta 2y ago
It would be nice if people realised that not everything is Linux (or Windows or Mac).
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by holsta 2y ago
It's an interesting difference in backgrounds, maybe? I tried to build this on OpenBSD where we don't have docker and we use 'make' instead of random shell scripts. For what it's worth, this is from the build log:
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by holsta 2y ago
> Node 21 with NPM > Sveltekit, shadcn-svelte > Echo, GORM > gofeed And the documentation literally specifies it requires docker. How did this become "minimal dependencies"?
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by holsta 2y ago
I use Siri for cooking (on the iPhone it can still only handle one timer at a time), for adding to Groceries, turning some lights and fans on/off, and playing music. I enabled 'Always Show Speech' and even if the text indicat
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by holsta 2y ago
The answers are licensed under CC-BY-SA. It matters.
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by holsta 2y ago
I did, but there are literal compile-time checks for various platforms. pub fn monotonic(self: *Self) u64 { const m = blk: { if (is_windows) break :blk monotonic_windows(); if (is_darwin) break :blk mon
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by holsta 2y ago
Yes, bugs are often found by running the same code on similar but not identical platforms. We've had this conversation multiple times. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28978086 What mess are we in because of POSIX?
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by holsta 2y ago
if [ "$os" = "Darwin" ]; then arch="universal" os="macos" elif [ "$os" = "Linux" ]; then os="linux" else echo "Unsupported OS." exit
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by holsta 3y ago
You made me think something had happened to him. It would have been nice with a comment explaining why you link here.
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by holsta 3y ago
You don't need our permission to read the literature on ice core drilling and DNA sampling going back 800K - 2 million years.
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by holsta 3y ago
I am secretly hopeful Ladybird can take over the world some day. Don't tell anyone.
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by holsta 3y ago
Can you elaborate? I click the star on GitHub when I come across a project that doesn't seem immediately worthwhile, but that I might want to check back on in a few years. I can't imagine caring about how many stars / likes s
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by holsta 3y ago
It's a reference to the animal used on the cover of the Subversion book, like how the major text on compilers has a dragon, and is referred to as "the dragon book". See the bottom text on https://svnbook.red-bean.c
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by holsta 3y ago
Being rebuked is not "mean". "No." is a complete sentence. I hope you have matured since then. Your behaviour sounds creepy AF.
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by holsta 4y ago
I have a 6th generation with 32GB: hw.model=Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-6100U CPU @ 2.30GHz hw.physmem=34227793920
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by holsta 4y ago
> - Windows workstation/gaming desktop (lives in a rack-mount case connected to a KVM; cables run upstairs to my 'office') I am thinking about doing this. What cables are you running and what display resolution is the syst

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