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11mo ago
Not the Grand Poster, but we use the Debian package "unattended-upgrades" to install security updates automatically on our servers, and send an email if a reboot is required to complete the process (kernel upgrade). Unattended upg
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11mo ago
I wanted to find users that loved the same kinds of classical novels. The core of my list was each famous work of famous classical writers like Dostoievsky, Tolstoi, Huxley and Borges. I added a few excellent authors, still famous but to a
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11mo ago
The "Intersect" page was useless for me. I added 15 books, but got no matching user. I entered a cycle of removing-searching, and at 10 books I had 2 users: one had read 41353 books, and the other 85363, with no ratings... To be u
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11mo ago
Is that really a good article? I thought it was average. It had some big flaws but was probably still informative for readers with no mathematical knowledge in the domain. For instance, consider the only concrete example in the article: the
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1y ago
No, the situation about image compression has not changed. The Grand Poster you were replying to was writing about typical web usage, that is "medium-to-heavily compressed images", while your benchmark is about lossless compressio
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1y ago
I've read 3 out of those 5 books, and I see our preferences differ. For instance, I've a few books from Van Vogt, and I can't imagine I could like anything he wrote. - "A voyage to Arcturus" tried hard at being stra
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1y ago
That's not how I remember the event. The fact that "people still largely depended on edited, gatekept outlets for their reading and viewing" played no role, as far as I know. Newspapers wrote about the Sokal-Bricmont story, n
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1y ago
When I compile LaTeX files, I use tectonic¹ which automatically download dependencies, compiles in one pass, and hides temporary files. But the regulars users of LaTeX I know all use a web interface — IIRC, it's an instance of Overleaf
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1y ago
Other examples where native features are better than these self-made scripts... > vim [...] I select a region and then run :'<,'>!markdownquote Just select the first column with ctrl-v, then "i> " then escape
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idoubtit
1y ago
The important rule is that this works for you, but everyone has to discover their own rules. Most days, I drink 5 to 7 expressos, though there are days I don't drink any coffee, e.g. when not at home. I often drink one (sometimes two)
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1y ago
I think this focus on the default configuration of Caddy is a poor incentive, in a professional context. Here is the same config for nginx on a Debian box: server { server_name example.com; root /var/www/
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1y ago
We can only hope that she will not behave like the previous career politicians that got the Nobel Peace Prize in recent years. Abiy Ahmed (2019), from Ethiopia, ended the cold war with Eritrea. Then he launched a war against the region of T
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1y ago
Among the famous writers that I know through their writings, I'd expect Jorge Luis Borges and Umberto Eco to have read many thousands of books, because that wide culture was a major element of their fictions. The later did have 50,000
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1y ago
> Our PISA reading scores were worse than Canada, Ireland, Estonia, and the rich Asian countries, but higher than everyone else in Europe. Wrong. In the article, the nearest link that was supposed to prove that claim points to a blog pos
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1y ago
Other significant issues I've had with `pass`: - Important processes are undocumented. E.g. sharing the pass repository with another computer is not obvious: you need to copy more than the `.password-store/` directory... - Hard to
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1y ago
Thanks for explaining your goal and some of the context. I suggest that stating them prominently would help the project. When I read Mago's home page, I downloaded the latest release, followed the "Getting started" process on
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1y ago
The README is quite ahead of reality: it never mention that Mago is still beta software. A roadmap to a first release was created 5 days ago, https://github.com/carthage-software/mago/issues/405 . I've ju
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1y ago
I don't understand why they didn't try to alter the ON condition. Instead of moving the JOIN into a per-field-subquery or a preliminary query, why not replace LEFT JOIN event_chunks as ec ON ec.chunk_id = lc.id with
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1y ago
I also ditched docker when I could. In my experience... Podman with pods is a better experience than docker-compose. It's easy to interactively create a pod and add containers to it. The containers ports will behave as if they were on
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1y ago
> I also wish that the world would settle on a sane date-time format like the ISO 8601 IIRC, in most countries the native format is D-M-Y (with varying separators), but some Asian countries use Y-M-D. Since those formats are easy to dist
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1y ago
I've now seen a dozen of articles that explain that jj is wonderful and better than Git for everything. This tutorial is of the same kind. Now that I've read extensively about the good part, I'd be more interested by the bad
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1y ago
Even when I don't use directly ffmpeg, I often use tools that embed ffmpeg. For instance, I've recently upscaled an old anime, ripped from a low quality DVD. I used k4yt3x/video2x, which was good enough for what I wanted, and
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Trends in US Children's Mortality and Health
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Findings: US children’s health and mortality has worsened from 2007 to 2023. Many health indicators are significantly worse than in other high-income countries.
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1y ago
This optional module makes simple cases simpler. Having distinct tools for serving content and handling certs is not a problem, and nothing changes on this side. Moreover, the module won't cover every need. BTW, cerbot is rather a &qu
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1y ago
A little mistake with this release: they packaged the ngx_http_acme_module for many Linux distributions, but "forgot" Debian stable. Oldstable and oldoldstable are listed in https://nginx.org/en/linux_packages
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1y ago
This paper repeatedly asserts that the formations they studied have a practical impact for professional cycling. They claim that, to bring back a leader into the peloton, the teammates could use formation different from the usual single lin
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1y ago
MDN is obviously an important reference. They've done a great job, because documenting the complex mess of modern web technologies is hard. I have 2 small complaints: - I sometimes read some dubious content on MDN. For instance [JavaSc
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1y ago
> Given that it comes with issues, I assume the benefits outweigh the downsides. Any change can introduce regressions or break habits. The move toward socket activation for sshd is part of a larger change in Debian. I don't think th
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1y ago
> 2) OpenSSH server was installed as systemd socket activated and so ignored /etc/ssh/sshd_config . sshd still reads /etc/ssh/sshd_config at startup. As far as I know, this is hard-coded in the executable.
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