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by isatty 2y ago
vi/emacs crew was never wrong. Imagine willingly using a Microsoft product.
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by isatty 2y ago
That’s because people don’t actually give a rats ass about competition directly. They care about _cost_ AND _convenience_. Steam is great on both fronts and you don’t have to create yet another account or have another buggy pos launcher on
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by isatty 2y ago
The original title is.
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by isatty 2y ago
For research. That’s not welfare. Research funding is a merit and application based process with multiple reviewers. This is the same for every university or professor.
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by isatty 2y ago
$2000 for remote exec on all their users even if it’s all 17 of them? Insultingly low.
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by isatty 2y ago
Why is why I’ll never be using any of these as the default. ls works, is not mission critical (you know what I mean), and will always be around.
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by isatty 2y ago
Disclaimer: I haven’t tried the syntax but it doesn’t scream “easier” to me. Latex doesn’t either. Plus this doesn’t seem to compile down to latex so I also lose the engine. From experience, latex makes beautiful documents and choices which
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by isatty 2y ago
> so we’d better check from the back door. What if it's unlocked, they are waiting for the pizza guy and there is actually a party and free drinks? > Designing a fake delivery company seemed to be the most logical, straightforwar
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by isatty 2y ago
I do not mean this to be blamey in any way shape or form and am asking only about the process: Shouldn’t that have been caught in code review?
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by isatty 2y ago
Very nice! WC3/Dota inspired streaks on the demo flash cards?
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by isatty 2y ago
Likewise. Rock solid for decades in intel + nvidia proprietary drivers even when doing things like hot plugging for passthroughs.
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by isatty 2y ago
This is great, it looks nice, works exactly as one would expect it to (very links, no clickbait), cats (the internet was made for cats after all) and loads instantly.
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by isatty 2y ago
On the other hand, he could’ve very easily found another way without the gun.
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by isatty 2y ago
You can like a message a page up, for example, and you’ll get a random “user liked your message” and be completely lost.
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by isatty 2y ago
This is very well done, congrats on the launch and I am extremely impressed by your decisions (to keep this as simple as possible, to avoid scanning, and to provide apps). I am equally, if not more, impressed by your replies to comments her
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by isatty 2y ago
It’s a great service and forgive my cynicism but how, without losing money?
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by isatty 2y ago
And what state is that? I do know that some states are over zealous about this but two vehicles driving next to each other slowing gaining on another to overtake is also creating a dangerous road situation. This is taught when you take your
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by isatty 2y ago
In a fantasy world where everyone does, I agree. In our reality if you’re the only one going the speed limit in what’s often not the right most lane then you’re a road hazard.
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by isatty 2y ago
Isn’t that a good thing?
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by isatty 2y ago
Been on HomeKit and devices compatible with it for >5 years and I’ve not had any issues except maybe when there was the migration to thread(?).
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by isatty 2y ago
You seem to think that users want everything in the cloud and that’s what’s causing the proliferation of cloud services. You are wrong. Users want _convenience_. They couldn’t care less about the cloud or technical details. If your website
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by isatty 2y ago
That's a really cool website. Very responsive too.
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by isatty 2y ago
I wish systemd would die or just be just an init system. This whole thread is people suggesting vague and non obvious solutions to things that people already knew how to do with just linux utilities now with some weird other binary.
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by isatty 2y ago
This is blatantly false, along with the idea that there’s only very little python.
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by isatty 2y ago
Ah yes let me put some non deterministic garbage on my killing machine.
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by isatty 2y ago
I’ve a touch screen but I never use it and almost always use the wheel (bmw), and I’ve rarely had bugs or difficulty using it. What vehicle dyou have, out of curiosity?
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by isatty 2y ago
Absolutely not a fan of JSON. It’s not typed, and I definitely don’t want to know about each tools schema (and it’ll be worse without the definition). There is nothing wrong with Linux tools, they do one thing and do it well.
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by isatty 2y ago
What do you mean? Reading the email exchange it looks like Linus pulled the commit and the committers description was accurate. The tabs were then added back which I also think was the right thing to do.
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by isatty 3y ago
Dystopia is indeed amazing. The “command line” lite experience for browsing is also very good.
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by isatty 3y ago
N=1 obviously but I use the YouTube app a lot on my Apple tv and think it works fine? I don’t get anything besides the native screensaver and they even added the option to browse comments natively. Only bug seems to be a black screen for a

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