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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Can I confirm that you need to write your content as valid JSON? Because if that's the case I can't think of anything worse. I can't really get a feel for what this actually is/does from the landing page. Terms like &quo
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
This list is what happens when you try to use/shoehorn the wrong tool for the job. I actually came here thinking it was about Slackware Linux. I always forget, because I have never had to use it, that slack is an IM app.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
The arguement appears to be: use python because bash is different across Linux and Mac. Fair enough, but ignores windows where python is not already there. Personally though at the point where you need a true cross platform scripting langua
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I wonder how many times things like iCalendar, vCard, and DAV have been reinvented over the years...
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
No I tried to use it but it didn't click with me. I had it on cd but I'd normally reach for something else.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
All sorts. Having a full bootable OS on a CD or USB was always cool. When I left the military and was a security I used to use them to boot computers in the buildings I worked in so I could browse the internet. Before encryption by default,
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I've used many of these small Linux distros. I used to have Tiny Core in a VM for different things. I also like SliTaz: http://slitaz.org/en , and Slax too: https://www.slax.org/ Oh and puppy Linux, whi
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
This reply was deleted because it didn't meet the requirements for this thread. What follows is an overly long comment detailing exactly why. 10 paragraphs later You are now fully educated on this threads rules, please revisit the to
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
It's not disparaging to point out a fact. The whole delete comment content but keep the comment and then add a reply comment with wordy reason for deletion of comment content is a shambles. And irrespective of whether it's on ever
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I know it's a thing. That was just my reaction reading the OP. First paragraph: reasonable, if ignoring that access it not likely to be unrestricted willy-nilly. Second paragraph: not as reasonable given that Amazon likely comply witho
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
This comment went right off a cliff at the end...
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Since the page is currently down and I have no idea what flocked means in the context of license plates, can I assume this is US specific?
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
An edge case of "smart" tech... As an aside, having scroll that thread, Reddit is a shambles. There's more deleted comments and related justification comment than actual comments. Make for a jarring experience.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Nothing flippant about an honest opinion. I think there's something to this except if you're using a language the llm doesn't know, like I am with nushell. Day 2 for example I easily completed on my own with 2 very similar re
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
My main browser is and likely will remain Firefox. Despite all the complaints it's the only open source alternative to a major corp controlled browser. It gives the most control. I have Vivaldi as a second, and distant third Brave, tho
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I don't know. If you're going to use something like this why not avoid bash altogether? Wouldn't a different shell be better?
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Yeah, I definitely think there's benefit in seeing others solutions, and in this situation I want to learn from it, if I can ever reason out why it's working. Certainly using nushell means anything beyond the true basics seems to
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I can see the benefit of the struggle, but in relation to Day 1 Part 2 I literally had no clue why what id written wasn't working or what I needed to do to fix it. I'm using nushell this year for AoC. It's functional by natur
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Ask HN: Is it OK to look at AoC solutions?
7 points by ifh-hn 11mo ago|11 comments
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
This was my concern when the save account posted about this scripting language days ago. Since there's no clue what's included in this and no real examples I don't really have a clue why you'd want to use this. Especiall
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Adolescence lasts into 30s – new study shows four pivotal ages for your brain(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by ifh-hn 11mo ago|2 comments
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Would love to see these in comparison to desktop flutter.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Not the same thing at all. There's consequences for murder, absolutely none for not abiding by this CoC; as clearly seen by the fact the posted remains as is.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
You can use Paint to forge official documents good enough for them to pass? That's some skill! Like I said I'm not against forms of ID. If this was available and made stuff for me easier and wasn't tied to a device I'd u
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I don't have an issue with ID schemes. I have a driving license, passport, veterans card, veterans train card. My issue with this is: 1. Given all the above forms of id I currently have, what's the point of me having a digital one
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
I did but I don't think I understand how it's that bad, random IP address with JavaScript disabled is 2 data points that can't, as far as I can see, be really helpful in identifying me. Seems like you're fingerprinted an
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Stupid question but what happens to fingerprinting if you just disabled JavaScript? Sure it breaks websites, but that's what I do with ubo advanced, which I also use to block webrtc, etc. (I really miss umatrix for this purpose). Am I
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Isn't ghostry compromised? Having been bought out by an ad company?
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Not OP but I've never used anything but Firefox. I simply want to keep using my favourite browser, the one I have most control over.
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by ifh-hn 11mo ago
Pandoc and pandoc-crossref. Or simply use quarto.

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