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miduil
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When groups of atoms are cooled to such unfathomably low temperatures, they stop moving as individuals and meld into one big "super atom." Tens of thousands of atoms suddenly become indistinguishable from one another, s
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Just an awesome tool, I love those moments of "ah that's trivial, why didn't I think of this already" and it definitively applies for this tool. So special kudos for the idea, but also how little go code the implementati
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I find this extremely fascinating, I've never put any efforts into thinking how this is flying - just because it felt so natural and obvious. A great example of that the obvious can hide greater details we still haven't uncovered.
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World’s first lab-grown oesophagus transplanted in mice
(crick.ac.uk)
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Pakistani ice-cream seller unaware of £14m in his bank account
(theguardian.com)
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Facebook's spam filter blocked most popular articles about its 50m user breach
(boingboing.net)
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I think you can already build Docker images via Docker within travis CI, because they somehow provide you (semi?-)privileged access to the required Linux cgroup and namespace features. If you are running within a regular Docker container co
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Really cool, I like the documentation on the website - would be nice if the README was actual HTML though. Does that mean I can build container images within a running container (for example the GitLab-CI) without doing a stunt like docker-
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How do you know?
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If you haven't noticed, YouTube's ranking mechanisms became more "fraudulent" at least in the recent months. So besides having a service that provides un-editorialized blackbox algorithm rankings, this service might also
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Which programming language is that? Edit: Ah, it's "R".
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Hey YouTube – Seriously, WTF? [video]
(youtube.com)
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I'm using i3wm and no compositor; I've had troubles with this fpr multiple CPU generations and could never figure out how to actually resolve this problem (without trading CPU power). By reading mpv's FAQ [0] I finally figure
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Fixing Xorg's Modesetting Driver Tearing on Intel Skylake IGPs
(whirm.eu)
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Soup.io (microblogging service) is up for sale (German)
(ots.at)
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Block pages hosted on censorship sites all around the world
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I'd be disappointed getting such a not funny joke question asked.
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I'd say if you haven't got checked for this (and if it hasn't been discussed yet) it's advisable to ask for getting a check. It's easy to test if they have the right tools available and I'm not sure how many op
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Thank you @mods for re-upping my submission! Judging by the Keratoconus sub-reddit [reddit], there are probably plenty of undiagnosed people out there - maybe not even noticing their eye-sight is constrained. Keratoconus is a disorder which
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Solo Eye Drop Treatment in Development for Keratoconus
(crstodayeurope.com)
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OSX-KVM has been super helpful for recovering old sparseimage-backups I've created back when I was still using a mac. This is because sparsebundlefs-fuse Linux driver doesn't work with this file-format (yet) and I don't have
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The editor was used at David Beazley's talk [1] "Die Threads" at the EuroPython 2018 by live coding how threading in Python could look like [2]. [1]: https://youtu.be/FsvmT2Ir7B8?t=26m [2]: https://
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Code with Mu: a simple Python editor for beginner programmers
(codewith.mu)
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Get well soon, glad you have proper treatment availble!
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> This means using only organic grapes, picked by hand, and fermenting slowly with wild yeasts from the vineyard (most vintners use lab-grown yeasts, which Riffault says are engineered “like F1 cars, to speed through fermentation”). This
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Good to read about that you're feeling similar and thank you for the pointer, going to check it out. Sadly this thread never gained traction, but I'd love to read more discussion about this: https://news.ycombinator.com
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Well it depends, does your Linux account running Firefox has the possibility to access root (sudo, su)? If yes, I don't know. Maybe a 'strong' apparmor /selinux policy might capture some exploits, firejail tries to mitig
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No, I'm still one part of the please don't hack me fraction - still I'm avoiding solution that might improve the security (when seen as layers) a bit. I suppose one should use https://www.qubes-os.org/ .
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Last year, afer a firejail local root exploit got released [0], I've completely quit following their project. I don't want to discomfort the developers and I think it's stunning what they are creating... But under the aspect
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With uMatrix the iframes come out nicely too. I was never happy about noscript usability, so I didn't use any additional script blocking, until I figured out how easy to use uMatrix is. https://screenshots.firefox.com/b
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