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by kijin 3y ago
But if you base on Stream, you are no longer bug-for-bug compatible with the current stable release of RHEL. Not that I care personally, but this point seems to be very important for a lot of people.
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by kijin 3y ago
$5,000 is pocket change. When it comes to the Air Force, 5 minutes of downtime at the wrong time could cost you a country, or perhaps even a planet.
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by kijin 3y ago
Either that, or it could be the beginning of a very long and pointless lawsuit.
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by kijin 3y ago
> then you will not get a second round of funding. A couple of years ago when the VCs were throwing money around like crazy, I had this bright idea that perhaps all I'm ever going to need is a single round of funding. Use the money
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by kijin 3y ago
Lots of things are mandatory for full citizens: education, military service, taxation, and generally not breaking any law.
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by kijin 3y ago
The South Korean constitution treats North Korea as an integral part of its territory, currently occupied by hostile forces. Therefore, anyone from North Korea is automatically, and in fact always has been, a citizen of South Korea. It&#x27
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by kijin 3y ago
I dunno, two donkeys actually sounds like a reasonable price for purchasing a sex slave in an ancient city. Now if you only wanted to rent her for half an hour and have a pair of donkeys you don't need in the meantime, hey, I've
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by kijin 3y ago
Nonprofits try really, really hard to make money well beyond their near-term expenses. Wikimedia Foundation is (in)famous for this. First, they want a rainy-day fund to cover fixed expenses when income fluctuates. Second, and more important
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by kijin 3y ago
Just make the body waterproof, and it will be able to move around in water just fine using the drone propellers.
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by kijin 3y ago
I would also love to be able to select an arbitrary set of components and export them as a single SVG. Often, the way the designer has grouped them together is not ideal for code, but I don't want to ungroup and group them all over aga
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by kijin 3y ago
Technically not EL, but there are plenty of servers running EL patches on EL-based distros such as Rocky, Alma, Amazon Linux, Oracle Linux, etc. Some of my clients have only just begun to contemplate upgrading from CentOS 7 to Rocky 8, so I
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by kijin 3y ago
Debian Stable and Ubuntu LTS tend to alternate with respect to who has newer packages, because Debian ships on odd years and Ubuntu LTS on even years. For most purposes, though, I find that I increasingly don't care about 1 or 2 years
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by kijin 3y ago
Wine would be a better analogy. It contains a large amount of a known carcinogen (alcohol), but plenty of people who try to be healthy don't feel particularly guilty about drinking some wine every now and then.
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by kijin 3y ago
This is the difficulty with all cooling solutions that isn't an AC. The efficacy of each method depends heavily on the climate for which it was developed. What works in dry SoCal doesn't work in humid Japan, and what works in Japa
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by kijin 3y ago
In the past, the Start menu only listed local apps. Nowadays, the Start menu is a glorified webview that loads arbitrary ads from remote networks and integrates with a half-baked AI. No wonder it's slow and buggy. Open Shell (formerly
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by kijin 3y ago
It's called try { doSomething(); } catch(e) {} these days. :)
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by kijin 4y ago
Yep, washable vehicles are perfectly feasible. All police cars in my city have washable rear seats and a drain hole on the floor. If whoever they detain in the rear seat contaminates it with blood, vomit or covid-laden drivel, they can just
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by kijin 4y ago
The toilet is actually a very good example that illustrates the importance of easily cleanable surfaces. It doesn't matter if you poop on it every day as long as it can be doused in bleach from time to time! Can't say the same for
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by kijin 4y ago
Give the bugs another dose of poison next week, after they've begun crawling out of their eggs but before they've had a chance to reproduce. Repeat a few times and you'll definitely begin to see progress.
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by kijin 4y ago
Everything has an ecosystem living on it. Are you sure your laptop is any cleaner than the toilet seat? How long has it been since you disinfected its surface with alcohol, bleach, or citric acid?
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by kijin 4y ago
Saturn's equatorial radius is 60,268km, and its polar radius is 54,364km -- nearly 10% smaller. The equatorial radius would have been smaller without the rapid rotation, and the polar radius larger, so at least we have lower and upper
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by kijin 4y ago
Only LF and no CR? Sounds Unixy enough for me.
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by kijin 4y ago
Yep, it used to be top to bottom, and the columns were arranged right to left. As a side effect of this recent transition, it's not particularly difficult to read Korean right to left, either. It's the same in Chinese and Japanese
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by kijin 4y ago
a) This is why you go through the legal system instead of asking Google directly. Report malicious activity to a three-letter agency of your choice, and let them do the dirty work. b) You can reduce the list of suspects significantly by cor
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by kijin 4y ago
Yup, alomost but not quite the proper temperature for cooking salmon, which is around 130°F.
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by kijin 4y ago
Raw salmon is one story. Salmon stored in a lukewarm dishwasher for 2-3 hours, neither cold enough to prevent the growth of bacteria nor hot enough to kill them, is a different story. Imagine a piece of sushi left on the shelf all afternoon
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by kijin 4y ago
You're right, which is why kimchi refrigerators have a setting that keeps the temperature high for a few days (you can customize how high) and automatically switches to preservation mode afterward. In the past, people made a huge amoun
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by kijin 4y ago
Or malted barley -- the most popular fermented, carbonated drink in the world.
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by kijin 4y ago
Kimchi refrigerators tend to maintain a temperature just around or even slightly below freezing, which would be bad for regular fruits and vegetables. (Kimchi has a lower freezing point because of its salinity.) The temperature can be adjus
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by kijin 4y ago
We need to look for patterns in the birth records of people born around the same time in the same area, but who died at a "normal" age. If the same patterns occur in both cases, it's just lossy record-keeping. If not, there m

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