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majewsky
5y ago
It's 250 GB uncompressed. $ df -h /var/lib/archlinux-mirror Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/sdb 89G 70G 15G 84% /var/lib/archlinux-mirror Some of tha
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majewsky
5y ago
Unfortunately, this is a Prisoners' Dilemma. If there were no personalized ads, regular ads would soak up all the ad budget and therefore be sustainable. But as soon as there are personalized ads, they quickly outcompete regular ads. H
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majewsky
5y ago
Unfortunately the CEO does not report to the ethics hotline.
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majewsky
5y ago
I run an Arch Linux mirror. [1] The server hosting the mirror is averaging 1 MiB/s (8 Mib/s) outgoing traffic. There's quite a bit of fluctuation since package downloads are a very spotty load, but overall I don't think
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majewsky
5y ago
Shameless plug: I built something similar, also in Go, but with Matrix instead of XMPP. https://github.com/majewsky/script2matrix
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majewsky
5y ago
Many OSS developers do not have a registered business. (I sure don't.)
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majewsky
5y ago
That's not "more declarative", that's just "more high-level". Using higher-order functions does not suddenly turn imperative programming into declarative programming.
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majewsky
5y ago
Exactly this. I wish more developers were being made mindful of the humongous amount of resources they're wasting.
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majewsky
5y ago
How about this: The CO2 that you're breathing out right now has been bound during your lifetime, and can certainly be expected to become bound once more during your lifetime. The same cannot be said for CO2 emitted from the burning of
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majewsky
5y ago
If I like neither Apple nor Google, how can I realistically choose a non-Apple non-Google ecosystem? It's getting increasingly difficult to find a bank that does not require one of these 2FA apps that are only available from the Play S
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majewsky
5y ago
> Use comms how you want to use comms. The issue is with how other people use comms with oneself.
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majewsky
5y ago
This has been my go-to monospace font ever since I started learning Japanese: It has the nice property that char_width = char_height / 2 and therefore CJK characters (which are always square) don't break the monospace alignment.
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majewsky
5y ago
The problem with keepass is that you have to manage the password database and key yourself. (Not for most of us here, but for most people out there.)
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majewsky
5y ago
> People not getting second shots is not a surprise, anyone who has a bad reaction to the first will do that. I don't know any such person, but I know lots of people who had immune reactions to the first shot (like a localized infla
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5y ago
> number of days between first immunization and COVID diagnosis Survivorship bias. People end up in this graph because they got a COVID diagnosis after the first immunization, but before getting the second immunization. That's only
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majewsky
5y ago
> Asking for a browser with Cookie Autodelete. FTFY :)
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5y ago
Thanks for that link! That six-step design process appears to be a formalization of what I've learned to do subconsciously from years of experience. I've been struggling with mentoring junior colleagues wrt the software design pro
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majewsky
5y ago
If someone wants to use disposable email addresses out of fear of having the service sell or abuse their permanent email address, they will most likely also not be willing to reveal their phone number.
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majewsky
5y ago
Well, technically you can, because the government agencies doing the enforcement are systematically understaffed.
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5y ago
Ok, let's use "spam email" for what you consider spam and add a new category for unsolicited trash from known senders, e.g. "trash email".
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majewsky
5y ago
720p does in fact count as HD. Either that or you don't remember SD content. :)
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majewsky
5y ago
I presume you're in Germany? Where do they make you pay 15-20€ per ticket? I just bought a cinema ticket today. The sticker price was 10€, and I got it for 6.60€ with a loyalty card (Cineplex High Five, completely tracking-free since I
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5y ago
I'm not a doctor or such, but the argument I heard for that is that books don't have backlighting, so the surface brightness follows the general brightness in the vicinity, therefore looking at it continously does not strain the e
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majewsky
5y ago
So like beanie babies, then?
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majewsky
5y ago
This is on a different level than pledge. pledge applies to the whole process. This sandboxing, as far as I understand, would restrict syscall access to individual functions and modules inside a process.
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5y ago
Actually yes. I don't recall it being a loss leader, but at the very least, gasoline has a very low margin because the gas price market is highly price-competitive. Store items have a much higher margin (as much is obvious just by look
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5y ago
> I think EVs will quickly overtake ICE vehicles once they're price competitive and battery manufacturing scales up to the levels needed, but that's a separate issue from government bans. Not entirely. Government bans provide a
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5y ago
Does this not prove his point though? Because decentralization is harder to get right on a technical level, centralized alternatives will always outcompete more decentralized ones.
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5y ago
Being easy to use is not usually thought of as a feature. Just look at the reaction of telephone hardware vendors to the original iPhone: There's nothing new about this, there have been tons of devices with touchscreens, we already kno
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majewsky
5y ago
You appear to be attempting hyperbole, but this is actually a serious concern for lots of charities.
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