hwj

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61.
by hwj 7y ago
Hats off. What industry are you working in? (I guess it's not web development).
62.
by hwj 7y ago
I can confirm that. However, it's probably because there are much more Audi/BWM/Mercedes on German Autobahns than Porsche or Ferrari.
63.
by hwj 7y ago
The name of the author is "Leißa". (The fourth letter is a sharp s).
64.
by hwj 7y ago
Would `whois` be any better to prevent leakage of domains you intend to register?
65.
by hwj 7y ago
EU != Europe ;)
66.
by hwj 7y ago
With this "wardriving" gets a whole new meaning ;)
67.
by hwj 7y ago
Putting this into perspective with other init systems, e.g. SysVinit, OpenRC or Dinit would probably be much more meaningful...
68.
by hwj 7y ago
Seems they closed it within 12 minutes...
69.
by hwj 7y ago
I'm not from an English-speaking country, but also like ASCII. It works without setting $LANG, $LC_ALL, ':set enc=utf-8', 'use utf8' and who knows what else.
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by hwj 7y ago
There are German schools in the US?
71.
by hwj 7y ago
> Around half of English words are also derived directly or indirectly from Latin.
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DNSSEC enabled in default unbound(8) configuration(undeadly.org)
2 points by hwj 7y ago|0 comments
73.
by hwj 7y ago
This chart is probably the most interesting part: https://i0.wp.com/chessintheair.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/...
74.
by hwj 7y ago
I live about 2km (1.24 mi) from 4 of such giant windmills. They don't look bad, but if you open the window on windy evenings you may hear them.
75.
by hwj 7y ago
Reading the requirements on their website one might wonder whether the forgot to update them a decade ago. But they are probably real.
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CppCon 2019(youtube.com)
4 points by hwj 7y ago|0 comments
77.
by hwj 7y ago
Beware, cache invalidation is one of the hard problems in computer science. ;)
78.
by hwj 7y ago
This is about macOS Catalina being broken.
79.
by hwj 7y ago
Another benefit of rsync is it's ability to honour the .gitignore: rsync --filter=':- .gitignore' ...
80.
by hwj 7y ago
For one-liners, I considered switching from Perl to AWK, but gave up because AWK behaves differently on BSD and Linux. Btw: The book "Perl One-Liners" from No Starch is not bad for people who want to learn a bit of Perl to become
81.
by hwj 7y ago
Thanks. I heard about Kuka having problems and wondered if that applies to other now-Chinese companies as well.
82.
by hwj 7y ago
Magit sounds great. If I only could use it without remembering a bunch of arcane emacs commands.
83.
by hwj 7y ago
Previously, that was called "slashdotting". (Knowing such things makes me feel kind of old).
84.
by hwj 7y ago
Are there western companies that do well after being bought by Chinese? (Real question, because I'm only aware of the opposite).
85.
by hwj 7y ago
> It would be one thing if the bar was making the customer’s life easier so when they were done they could simply walk out effortlessly paying the bill but that is not the typical case. It is the case in Germany.
86.
by hwj 7y ago
I've never heard of Rivian before and had to look it up: it's an American automaker founded in 2009.
87.
by hwj 7y ago
What does that mean for compilers that use LLVM underneath? (I'm not a lawyer).
88.
by hwj 7y ago
I wonder what language this new OS will be writtin in. C?
89.
by hwj 7y ago
s/German/Berlin/ has probably more truth in it.
90.
by hwj 7y ago
I like your solution doesn't need a pipe to awk|cut|perl.

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