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6y ago
Upvoted for considering getting rid of your car. I finally got rid of mine. It eventually got broken into sitting in the driveway. Multiple times. Then when I finally wanted to drive it for something important, the battery was dead and I go
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6y ago
LinkedIn is on the top of my list of social networks I should quit next. After being on the site for many years, I don't think it helped me find a job or attract recruits.
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6y ago
Agreed. The defining feature of `top` is that it updates in real time.
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6y ago
And why others would recommend Nginx Plus.
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6y ago
I randomly opened a file in the Darcs code base and picked a line: mReadFilePS p = B.concat `fmap` BL.toChunks `fmap` TM.readFile p To understand this, you need to know what "m", "PS", "B", "BL&q
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6y ago
I used to contribute to the Darcs project, which is written in Haskell. It read like a series of math equations, with frequent single letter variable names. It was concise and elegant in it's own way, but hard to follow in some cases d
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6y ago
They probably wanted it internally to track where their billboards were, and it was easy enough to make it public at that point. I expect other companies also have maps of their billboard locations. DDG is doing business differently by shar
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6y ago
There's a pool!
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6y ago
Multiple mothers in my family use Linux. The volume and nature of tech support questions are often not OS-specific. Last issue I dealt with was a dusty DVD Drive that needed to be replaced.
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6y ago
There is a known list of "Global Cities" which should be treated exceptionally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_city The world is on a first name basis with these cities, and AI should know to treat them
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6y ago
It doesn't have to be that technical. People search for references that connect your username with a real name and possibly a location. If there is only one person with your name in your town, then your home address and likely phone nu
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6y ago
What did you want readers to get out of that link to support your argument that Steve Jobs therapy beliefs were batshit insane? From the link: "It is unknown whether Jobs’ outcomes would have been different if he had pursued surgery at
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6y ago
You probably want Regolith Linux instead, or an Ansible-based solution which will work better for updates. This project is an opinionated one-time install script. After initial install, good luck!
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6y ago
Having used both recently, I found when some vendors target just one distro to package for, they target Ubuntu because it's more popular, not Debian. I thought "No problem, the .deb format works on both!". But in practice the
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6y ago
This is Ubuntu server plus i3 and some opinionated other package choices. This ends up being fewer overall packages than Ubuntu Desktop plus i3.
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7y ago
Hats off to her. I ran a marathon-distance run each of the last four weekends and all I managed to spell was "O". Good way to escape the news cycle for a few hours!
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7y ago
I see things in this list which require your current location, but it's not clear that any of them require storing your permanent location history. Why is Google storing your location history if they don't need it to offer these s
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7y ago
The US government as considered taking equity stakes, too. https://www.marketplace.org/2020/03/20/covid19-financial-bai...
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7y ago
Maybe they heard about how Sennheiser was able to sell the same headphones $150 apart by removing a piece of foam. http://mikebeauchamp.com/misc/sennheiser-hd-555-to-hd-595-mo... I suspect a number of Garmin watches at
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7y ago
Benefits are derived from optimizing common tasks. If you commonly use use the shell, it's worth learning how to use it efficiently. If you don't use it frequently, your are likely to forget it and it's not worth optimizing.
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7y ago
At least with the `fish` shell, you can use "Alt-E" to edit any command line. It's a visual, interactive, re-usable solution that shows the result before you commit it.
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7y ago
Last time I checked, Google Pay stores your credit card number in the cloud, which is not necessary. Both Apple Pay and Garmin Pay only store the card in an encrypted form locally. So giving Google my location history so I can also give the
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7y ago
This is a false requirement. Google doesn't need to track my real-time location to allow me to tell it the location of my home or work.
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7y ago
The article says turning off Location History "cripples" certain features of Android and Google. That's a stretch. I have had Location History disabled for years and have yet to notice what crippled experience I suffered from
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7y ago
Would be nice if it supported circular references.
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As a Slack admin, I changed the default retention period from "forever" to "1 year". Old Slack messages are more likely be a liability as a benefit, for the company as well as individuals. If you want to store something
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If your boss wanted to be included, she could have Bcc'ed herself.
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Fortran is no longer dominant.
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7y ago
So children should pay for playgrounds and schools?
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7y ago
You have examples of other stolen art they possess?
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