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by jolux 4y ago
I believe the different Bluetooth codecs show up as different devices under Windows, so I assume the noisy one is the one for calls. Not sure exactly why it’s like this.
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by jolux 4y ago
Yeah it calculates deep stops and such.
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by jolux 4y ago
That’s not quite right — they’re establishing a baseline to believe something worthy of depriving someone’s liberties over.
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by jolux 4y ago
> nor do they even go to trans spaces looking for people to insult. After all, the average trans person would just block them and move on with their life and that makes for a boring thread. for what it's worth I have friends that ha
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by jolux 4y ago
Yeah for that you have to boot into recovery and turn off SIP but then you can still do it.
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by jolux 4y ago
What about on apple silicon macs?
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by jolux 4y ago
I've never thought that "naming things" meant keeping track of the name or anything, but that's hard too. I've always thought it meant the descriptive aspect of naming.
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by jolux 4y ago
how does it cover naming things?
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by jolux 4y ago
The Bash Hacker's Wiki is not sequentially structured like this, and I observe that it even links to OP under "Recommended Shell resources."
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Advanced Bash-Scripting Guide (2014)(tldp.org)
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by jolux 4y ago
And what makes you trust that the VPN provider wouldn’t share these records if asked?
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by jolux 4y ago
If US law enforcement is your adversary you’re already fucked. All US companies are subject to subpoena.
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by jolux 4y ago
Yes, unless you're in a BIF or NIF every call is a reduction: https://blog.stenmans.org/theBeamBook/#_reductions so if you call out to native code or are using a VM builtin you can lock it up indefinitely but othe
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by jolux 4y ago
I think they use Go too.
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by jolux 4y ago
Definitely easier to add Pandas to Elixir than preemptively scheduled green threads to Python.
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by jolux 4y ago
You have to have a certain amount of karma to change the banner color.
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by jolux 4y ago
See "useful" — it may not be not quite as strong as you're thinking. It may be possible to write a minimal C program without UB, but I'm thinking of larger programs, more than a few hundred lines. Common UB includes: arr
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by jolux 4y ago
Well yeah — therein lies the problem with a language with pervasive undefined behavior.
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by jolux 4y ago
The assumption being made here is "any useful C program relies on undefined behavior" which is pretty much true.
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by jolux 4y ago
> using any gap in the standard to miscompile code For code to be miscompiled, there has to be a definition of what correctly compiling it would mean, and if there were, it would not be undefined behavior.
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by jolux 4y ago
Aren't eucalyptus trees invasive and a hazard for fire control? I know they're clear-cutting loads of eucalyptus in the Berkeley Hills for concerns of fire risk.
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by jolux 4y ago
Running inside a memory safe virtual machine is obviously safe though, that doesn’t mean the language itself is safe.
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by jolux 4y ago
Likeness is bidirectional and doesn’t imply derivedness, though.
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by jolux 4y ago
> Vim, Git, Hacker News, Photopea - many of my favorite, most used programs are created by a team of one! Git is actively maintained by a number of people: https://github.com/git/git/graphs/contributors Mo
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by jolux 4y ago
I would agree with everything except 2). Human-readable files are ok if you're building a small program mostly by yourself, but in larger programs, on a team with other people, it becomes a mess very quickly. And if you need to enforce
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by jolux 4y ago
The new Twitter app does use Catalyst though.
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by jolux 4y ago
Interesting, I thought I had heard that App Store was Catalyst now for some reason.
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by jolux 4y ago
Aren't App Store and Photos Mac Catalyst apps?
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by jolux 4y ago
Needs a (2004).
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by jolux 4y ago
I'm aware of js_of_ocaml and Reason, but I want it to run closer to native speed and use multithreading eventually.

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