mariusor

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by mariusor 2y ago
Not to mention they send patches and build applications to help with linux support.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> doing so benefits both themselves and these streamers And annoys the hell out of everyone else that just wants to watch people playing video games.
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by mariusor 2y ago
They only need to incorporate a separate entity that deals with the adult content, which then has to deal with the legal side of the problem and reap in the (probably) considerable rewards.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Frankly I don't understand why all the naughty streams don't get moved to a sibling platform, call it Twitch Red that only deals with those. They can share 95% of legal and operational costs, but it has the benefit that it isolate
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by mariusor 2y ago
Funny how Baader-Meinhof works, I just finished writing a JSON toy parser earlier today. I guess I'll add the mentioned corner cases to the testsuite, and watch them fail. :D
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by mariusor 2y ago
> If you want to rise popularity of your blog in many modern capitalism countries, always start any blog record with any form of modern capitalism blaming As this forum is mostly populated with techies, one would hope Tim Bray is a known
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by mariusor 2y ago
The point of having multiple addresses delivering to the same mailbox is to be able to use per service custom emails. The grand-grand parent wanted a ticketmaster specific email, so if they sell their data, or it gets leaked, they know from
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by mariusor 2y ago
The vast majority of people working on Firefox are employees of the Mozilla Corporation which is a for profit subsidiary of the Foundation. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/about/governance/organizations...
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by mariusor 2y ago
The possibility to root the device would give non-nerd owners the possibility to sell their devices to some nerds that want to play with it instead of binning it directly.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> How else would it work? Like grandparent said: by having a catch-all email address on a domain. Then emails that are being sent to invalid email accounts on that domain end up in that mailbox.
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by mariusor 2y ago
It's trivial to defeat though, all you need is your own domain and an email provider that supports catch all email addresses.
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by mariusor 2y ago
Probably because chroot does not expose some sort of low-level knob that systemd relies on to work. They had to make their own implementation of that in systemd-nspawn, have a look at that.
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by mariusor 2y ago
I see very little in the article that's actually targeted at people that hold it wrong. My interpretation is that the rant is targeted at RSS service developers who should know better, and for whom you are inventing excuses to justify
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by mariusor 2y ago
The least a client can do is respect the HTTP caching headers that Rachel mentions multiple times in her post. RSS has an additional ttl property that can be used.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> some will have absolutely any value from 0%–100%. Seeing packet loss in mtr is not entirely indicative of the health of the host. Some public servers filter out ICMP all together, and others add a firewall traffic shaping limit to the
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by mariusor 2y ago
> Everyone in the industry I doubt this genericism applies to codebases the like of the *BSD's, or the linux kernel.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> My beef is with people who build community for "fame" and for "money somewhere along the road" Can you give out some examples of projects that function(ed) on this principle?
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by mariusor 2y ago
If anything, in my opinion, the more runway they have, the better chances to actually hit an inflexion point in AGI development. But maybe you're right.
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by mariusor 2y ago
> if OpenAI is no longer pursuing AGI/superintelligence What leads you to believe that's true?
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by mariusor 2y ago
If you're willing to watch a developer go through some concrete reasons why blue noise is useful, Casey Muratori has some episodes dedicated to exploring ways of calculating light propagation in a 3D environment in his HandMade Hero se
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by mariusor 2y ago
Probably you've seen already, but Kobo is now experimenting with colour screens, plus note taking. People on the internet seem enthusiastic about the colour screens at least. So maybe zines and comics is where ebook readers are heading
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by mariusor 2y ago
I feel that any marketing strategy that relies on the niche of a niche formed of the people that would buy the cutting edge cycling gear just because it's presented as an improvement over the status quo, would hardly bring any benefits
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think the terrible endings are for the books that he has to meet deadlines on. Both Seveneves and Termination Shock suffered, in my opinion, from premature endings.
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Amarok 3.0 "Castaway" Released(blogs.kde.org)
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by mariusor 3y ago
> Save the vanity for Facebook. We're trying to solve problems here. Are you sure that's what you want to say to me as a closing comment? That's a terrible conclusion, and it paints you in a very unflattering light.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I got that, but my question was "why?" on both accounts.
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by mariusor 3y ago
> Does it follow that brainf*ck is as good as any other language No, it follows that you are competent enough to know what problems you're trying to solve and then look into which ecosystem has the best features for solving those pr
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by mariusor 3y ago
Or you can judge how to approach each interaction individually instead of applying a global veneer of fake pleasantness that the US work culture labels as "being professional".
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by mariusor 3y ago
Cultural humour does not translate that well between AUS and other western countries, especially the US, but sometimes a joke is just a joke.
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by mariusor 3y ago
And are you sure your use cases don't match others', or are you not willing to share your work for free with them? Why would it be performative to make it public?

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