kalium_xyz

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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
They allow multiple addresses and domains if you pay for premium, its not per address but a monthly fee which includes the functionality of handling them. Their UI is actually really friendly for multiple addresses unlike for example gmail.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
You also have doom which is just evil and not space centric AFAIK
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
NPM is joining GitHub => NPM has joined GitHub
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
You can also just run evil mode for the vi emulation (its what spacemacs does), spacemacs is the best emacs IDE though IMHO.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
Its an expression for binning something rather than a technical component. However if you want to argue technicalities /dev/null is not a thing on linux either unless you have a posix distro, which comes with windows.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
I believe its only there because of the kernel panic pun.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
The nt kernel of windows is a very real component of the OS, which is what they are talking about. Microsoft keeps their low level well hidden though.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
The real question is, where does rito hire from?
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
Switched from nixops to pulumi, found it much easier to use.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
Two things: use dedicated server hardware instead of VPS or even hosted solutions. And be aware of the error bars and tweaking of consumer hardware. You can buy editions of consumer hardware with better performance for overclocking, these g
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
Bash; windows; safari mobile browser; the stock android samsung ships with their phones; Tizen This list is not exhaustive. You can help by expanding it.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
I fear people will stop learning languages all together and the practice will be reduced from practical to hobby.
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by kalium_xyz 6y ago
Heh, reminds me of neuromancer
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
I smell a lisp
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
Plastic surgery is as old as civilization and possibly older, there are recorded procedures for doing rhinoplasty in ancient Egypt. I’d attribute the reason for this being certain bones in the face breaking and mending easily.
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
Is there progress being made beyond rebranding?
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
Without doing any research: much like how mastercard supplied negerias ID cards (which double as credit cards). there is often no real alternative route for these government to get things like healthcare, so i highly doubt that there would
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
It is, its 50K usd in jp
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
Immunity seems to last only for a short period (few months) but there is not enough evidence to conclude anything yet really. This man might just not have recovered entirely at all though.
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
Nix (nixos, nixops) is worth looking into if you want a full solution and can dedicate the time and energy.
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
https://www.nethack.org/security/CVE-2020-5254.html Never considered nethack as part of my security model
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
The legislation (at least ones like this) are not implemented thoughtlessly. Its likely that just allowing parts which have a short service life to be replaced would be enough. Also anything which is structural is likely not going to be the
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
This is bound to result in some interesting new paradigms to get around it
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
I wish we could get rid of this dependency on the natural world that computers seem to have. Sadly I cant of a way to implement computers outside of reality and have some safe interface to them.
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
There is a demand for devs that list blockchain as a skill or (if you are willing to travel) have highly specialized skills with certain blockchains. There is no demand for someone who lists “blockchain” solely or unsupported on their resum
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
Dismiss my claim on false positives, dont have source on that rn.
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2... Start reading here: https://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/handle/10665/330857/WHO-...
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
It also has a large false negative, see the posts i replied to
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
The key point is in “basically” its a metaphor. The test kits have a 40% false positive and alternative test kits which may test using an entirely different method may improve this. If you think a 40% false positive is good I urge you to ac
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by kalium_xyz 7y ago
The search results are probably flooded, if you need good info look for anything from before the resent outbreak. Its on the wikipedia page for common cold, I think I got the factoid when I was searching google patents for coronavirus (migh

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