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by jmholla 3y ago
A registrar generally isn't involved in creating subdomains. You buy the domain and define subdomains on your DNS server. Your registrar may also provide DNS services and that's where such a limitation would come into play.
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Oh. Interesting. In the US, FM goes down to the high 80s. And while I've definitely been in AM dead zones, there's usually barely any FM stations in those places too because there is no audience.
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Why wouldn't they? AM stations still exist.
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by jmholla 3y ago
Where are you getting these numbers? Ten thousand lay-offs seems like an arbitrary number to make this math look better. The most recent lay-offs by Epic were less than a thousand, roughly 830. Using, that number, even with the other figure
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by jmholla 3y ago
I was expecting this to validate the configuration files are also valid for their use cases, not just valid JSON, TOML, etc. If you're looking for that and Python is your jam, the library cerberus[0] is very good at it. [0]: https:&#x
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by jmholla 3y ago
Not to mention when she gets things wrong.
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by jmholla 3y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37694154
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Glad they found a way to to walk back the limited search count (especially when so many things you wouldn't think counted did). Might have to re-enable my account now. Previous discussion about the prior change: https://news
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by jmholla 3y ago
Not being too familiar with `iptables` myself, I'd love to see the magic invocation they used. Anyone have any idea what that would have looked like?
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> Obviously it is the TOML way too? Hence it being the featured example. That another way to express it doesn't change that... It's not even another way to express it. The example is a completely different data structure. The i
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by jmholla 3y ago
Also, there's a link to the mindfulness course they used: https://caring-mindfulness.thinkific.com/
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> To achieve a more children-proof environment, I decided to run Retroarch directly from a TTY, without a graphical server. I'd love to read more about getting that up.
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by jmholla 3y ago
I noticed at least one error, if the author is here. The short description on the shred page[0] is actually the description for csplit[1]. It should be something along the lines of "overwrite a file to hide its contents, and optionally
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by jmholla 3y ago
> What happens in 2-3 years when this version of Android is abandoned? I had to install a Let's Encrypt certificate to get my self-hosted password manager working because Google's updates are missing an intermediate certificate
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Are there consensus algorithms that don't require changes go through a leader? In many distributed systems, you want to distribute intake as well.
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by jmholla 3y ago
I'm not a lawyer, so I'm pretty sure what I'm about to say wouldn't hold up in a court of law, but if you claim your system is 100% secure, then someone hacks it, I think by definition your are allowed to be there and no
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by jmholla 3y ago
> I like being able to alt-tab between websites, rather than switch to a browser than have to switch tabs. You can open them in separate windows then alt-tab to them.
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by jmholla 3y ago
Previous discussions: * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8851124 * https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=259086 (There are other submissions, but no conversations.)
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Sed – An Introduction and Tutorial(grymoire.com)
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by jmholla 3y ago
One of these days I need to get around to learning awk. In the meantime, I've learned some of the deeper, stateful, features of sed. For instance, you mentioned wanting to only output a line if it was preceded by another. Here's a
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by jmholla 3y ago
> Plugins are actually supported, but they obviously have to be reimplemented in go. What are your thoughts on developing a compatibility layer?
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"tenderheartedness" uses every row, not one row.
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by jmholla 3y ago
I heavily agree. The analogy was distracting at best, confusing at worst. Just explaining what each feature does is perfectly grokkable. We all know what email is.
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by jmholla 3y ago
I'm a little confused by your phrasing: > The demonstration was: molars and canines have to have contact, if they don't the vestibular system is out of tilt, put a piece of plastic between them, hip flexors relax, hips get thei
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by jmholla 3y ago
> There has never been a version of iOS that forced you to accept all permissions before you could download it. I didn't say that. I said they had access without any sort of permission mechanism. The bundling I was referring to was
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> I've run every version of iOS. It always gave you a pop up to request permissions as needed. Since the first release of the iPhone? I find that hard to believe since the release notes for iOS 6 specifically called out their fine-
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> That was never an issue with iOS. I'm pretty sure it was an issue before iOS 6. >> there are still plenty of things you wouldn't want to provide apps access to that they get outside of your control. > Such ss? Well,
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by jmholla 3y ago
They used to be allow all the permissions they want or don't by not installing the app. Now, there are still plenty of things you wouldn't want to provide apps access to that they get outside of your control.
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I got this list from an article written by him[0]: > a logger’s first aid kit, a flashlight, the new Army bayonet (designed mainly as a tool), a folding shovel, and Vibram-soled boots Note, that article is from 1990. It's a recounti
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by jmholla 3y ago
> The fact that it is always visible, in every tab, until you close it You can also keep it visible in Firefox. Right click the menu bar, click Customize, right click the downloads button, then unclick the hide when empty button.

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