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jefurii
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I run multiple terminal sessions on a remote box over a single SSH connection through a bastion server. I have an editor in one tab and run my Ansible playbooks Git commands in another, tail logs in a third, etc. You could totally do this
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This appears to be an artist's concept image. See NASA Solar System Exploration site ( https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/asteroids-comets-and-meteors/as... ). I am not an astronomer, but I'm pretty sure a picture w
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> people with retirement portfolios and paid-off houses That's definitely not everyone.
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The article mentions thousands of these. Why would they all be moving away from us? Aside from the obvious of course.
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> 'The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) issued a joint statement on Wednesday to say that they were co
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6y ago
I am not an astronomer but these seem to be a different thing.
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6y ago
I like the idea but the formatting is terrible and there are no carriage returns so if you turn off page style you just see a wall of text.
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Devs might consider something like FPM ( https://github.com/jordansissel/fpm ) to make DEB/RPM/whatever packages that are a lot easier to install and manage.
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I'm about 2/3 through it. I also thought the blockchain stuff was a bit weird and buzzwordy, but technology is not really the point of this book. It's more about the kinds of social/political/economic changes need
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It seems there's a group of hard-core ergonomics people who think that just because a device doesn't work for them it shouldn't work for anybody. Can they just lay off please? [Update: I guess I'm really reacting to all
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In other words, they're trying to answer the question of whether you and I are perceiving the same thing in our brains when we look at something that we both agree is "red"?
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Thought this was going to be about the inter-BBS store-and-forward system from the 1980s but that's FidoNet.
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All the devices he talks about are wifi-enabled. What are the implications of non-wifi non-internet e.g. Zigbee devices?
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I wish the expansion port was more cartridge-like.
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Same.
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I like the author's lightweight Logarion static site generator.
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Lots of copies keeps stuff safe.
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I'm also using Firefox on Linux and the normal scrolling keys (up/down arrows, spacebar) don't work. Page up/down does work but aren't always the best. the article content is great though!
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But the manager gets transferred or promoted or leaves, and the new one hasn't learned this lesson.
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Think of the possibilities...
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I think those areas hate coastal elites because of economic inequality and wounded pride. vestiges of the Civil War that have never been dealt with. Think about WWII history. After WWI the Allies ground their heel on Germany, creating terr
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Political stress because of resentment due to rampant economic inequality. One of the theses of "The Evolution of Civilizations" by Carroll Quigley is that many major civilizations of the past have collapsed because of economic i
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Summary: WWII was caused in large part by how the Allies treated Germany after WWI. If Biden wins, Democrats need to help make the material conditions in red states better, to address the underlying conditions that led to people supporting
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I wish there was something like this that worked for processes running in remote ssh sessions.
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The article is all about fearmongering and how it can be used to destroy reasoned discussion. Gore argues for television's more direct connection to the limbic system and how useful that is for fearmongering. He promotes print media
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“Assault on Reason” Endangers Democracy (2008)
(npr.org)
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This overlaps with ideas like store-and-forward, delay-tolerant networking, and the Interplanetary Internet. I've been writing local-first digital archives software. Our system uses git to store collection metadata and git-annex to ma
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Survived yes but think of the effects on the kid and the family.
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I hate that "wait for it..." idiom.
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Every little bit helps...
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