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by markstos 1y ago
But if you an need an OS for which no viruses or exploits have been develop yet, you may be in luck!
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by markstos 2y ago
I was referring to apps packaged for Linux which don’t work seamlessly on FreeBSD because they depend on some Linux-specific part of the systemd ecosystem.
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by markstos 2y ago
Yes, I much prefer this more nuanced take of "here's some things I like about systemd and here's some things I don't" then the blanket "everything about systemd sucks" feedback. I wish this project well. I
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by markstos 2y ago
I'll be curious if it's faster.
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by markstos 2y ago
Just confirmed myself. I had to say the word 5 or 6 times, but it worked.
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by markstos 2y ago
The have a spiritual successor that you still see on software project pages: https://github.com/zitadel/zitadel/blob/main/README.md
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by markstos 2y ago
The Helix editor, a popular alternative to Vim, is going to implementing it's plugin system in a Scheme-like language. Helix is also written in Rust. https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/discussions/3806
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by markstos 2y ago
If you'd like to experience the Malört of teas, you are looking for "Bitter Nail Tea" also known as Kuding, described as "one of the bitter substances you can safely ingest". https://www.saveur.com/r
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by markstos 2y ago
DuckDuckGo is written in Perl. As a business decision, it's cheaper to keep Perl working then replace it.
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by markstos 2y ago
and the multi-cooker in the screenshot was not an Instant Pot. Disappointed.
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by markstos 2y ago
Which editor is Google's AI code completion integrated with? VS Code?
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by markstos 2y ago
What does your OSS group do instead?
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by markstos 2y ago
Elsewhere, someone here linked to the national crash data set. Sounds like they used PostgreSQL/Postgis for the backend here to store the data. The web server grabbed it as GeoJSON and displayed with a mapping web framework like Leafle
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by markstos 2y ago
It's not just states, it's every law enforcement jurisdiction, which then gives their data to the state, which then standardizes it. In turn, it appears the states aggregate it at the federal level. In my mid-size city, jurisdicti
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by markstos 2y ago
I've done traffic crash analysis at a city-scale: https://mark.stosberg.com/the-most-dangerous-intersections-f... One thing that's striking at is that the fatality locations do nor correlate with the "highest
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by markstos 2y ago
I reduce the attack surface area of my label maker by unplugging it when not in use, which is most of the time. Also lowers the electric bill.
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by markstos 2y ago
Was this ever submitted an update to the `wc` shipped on systems?
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by markstos 2y ago
Typically there are three throws per second. Communication latency to stakeholders is too low while juggling to achieve desired goal.
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by markstos 2y ago
Juggler here. Juggling balls of very different weights works. Our brain and bodies are amazing. I watch a guy juggle a bowling ball, a machete and an apple. For a while I had my own Goodwill bowling ball for juggling.
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by markstos 3y ago
Recycling e-waste starts with de-manufacturing. The same features that make tech repairable are the same details that make them recyclable. One of the first steps to recycle an earbud would be to remove the battery and handle that separatel
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by markstos 3y ago
I evaluated Stow and tried Chezmoi for a while but settled on YADM. It’s the bare git repo idea with a little more sugar sprinkled on top. Perfect for my needs.
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by markstos 3y ago
It’s OK because Elon uses a private jet and look at Tesla!
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by markstos 3y ago
In this context, it doesn't mean "no processing" but more like "nothing good removed, nothing bad added". Unlike veganism, which has yes/no test of "does it contain animal products", with WFPB there&#
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by markstos 3y ago
Ah yes, the "beans and rice are more expensive than beef" argument.
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by markstos 3y ago
I've been at meals where common ground is attempted... you end up with things like cauliflower mashed potatoes. Yes, there's technically some overlap, but people on low-fat WFPB diets often have good short and long term results so
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by markstos 3y ago
One study found that eating meat increases the workload on the kidneys within hours of consumption, while processing plant protein did not have the same effect. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2166857/ The book covers
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by markstos 3y ago
Any you'd like to refute?
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by markstos 3y ago
The Mediterranean is a similar diet-- also emphasizes whole foods and mostly plants with less animal products. It's gets mentioned alongside WFPB as being good for longevity.
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by markstos 3y ago
Science doesn't support keto as an optimal diet for most cases, which I wouldn't call a weird stigma. The book How Not To Die is a good primer on nutrition, major diseases and longevity, and includes references to all the scientif
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by markstos 3y ago
Right, but it's also "all diets have some level of toxins so they are comparable". Primarily whole-food, plant-based diets have the lowest level of toxins. For example, see the Cleveland's Clinic recommendation for a low

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