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mitchty
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> This is a bit shocking and I'll get downvoted for it but: Not to mention that red meat is a class 2 carcinogen (Source: WHO). And processed meat, is a class 1 carcinogen, right up there with Plutonium, according to the World healt
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7y ago
As a FreeBSD user that has had root zfs for a while, and used zfs on solaris before that doing the same thing. Explain how it isn't worth it? Made backing out of patches easy mode, snapshot, patch, reboot, if its effed up, go back to t
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7y ago
Not entirely true, I’ve worked at a number of suse only shops in the us. Ostensibly I found their support leagues better than red hat.
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7y ago
> I'm now actively looking and buying from other places unless I desperately need something in 2-days or less and know exactly what I need. Even then, its getting harder to find somewhere I can "trust". Example, I buy 8Ti
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7y ago
Its more you have a table like so: ID VALUE CHANGED 1 1 date 2 2 date+n etc... Where you never actually update id 1 in place and setup views etc... to wrap over the table(s) that ignore the history. I use this a
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7y ago
> I never said that someone has to live and breathe work, only that they don't have anything _higher priority_ than work. What exactly does this mean? I prioritize A LOT over work. My back hurts, work can suck it. I get into an acci
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7y ago
> All else equal, isn't it clearly better to hire someone with no responsibilities outside of work, than someone who has to be out of the office at 5pm every day to deal with their kids? No it isn't clearly better. Note, I
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7y ago
> "Dude, I'm from Montana, this is considered LUSH" Good old prarie grass, green after it rains in June. Don't put a flame near or you'll start a wild fire brown the rest of the summer.
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7y ago
I grew up in North Dakota, this bar sounds like a lot of small town bars I grew up around. I'm sure you're right on them being a dime a dozen, our "local" aka 20 minute drive away bar had unpaved roads and also yes did h
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7y ago
The go runtime moves stacks between threads? Oof that’s horrible, any pointers to the logic behind it? I’m curious the rationale.
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mitchty
7y ago
Sure, but just pointing out that the ability to carry an ethernet signal does not impart the ability to talk on the network the hdmi might somehow be plugged into. If you can provide an example of a receiver that does this that would help.
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mitchty
7y ago
You could also sabotage the wifi chip or antenna if you wanted to make 100% sure the tv doesn't connect. Good luck trying to connect to wifi without an antenna connected.
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7y ago
You'd have to bridge whatever you're connecting the hdmi to make that a problem not? I generally don't have that kind of a setup for network clients. Least I've never seen a network device that was originating off the hd
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7y ago
Nightmares in perl...
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mitchty
7y ago
Yes I have, provide some substance to what infrastructure you mean, and what "less developed world" means. As it stands, these statements are vacuous. Context helps. And to be honest, it seems like people making these statements h
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7y ago
Because it isn't a derivative of it. Have a listen to this podcast by a linguist: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21607712 The short answer is the modern word woman has a separate etymological root than the word m
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7y ago
I'm slightly confused as a native English speaker here. zwei und vierzig versus zwei hundert vierzig are radically different to my ears. The counting thing is annoying but not as annoying as French numbers in my not so humble opinion.
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7y ago
Yep, as weird as it would be for me to see it, if its in unicode who cares, a glyph is a glyph.
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7y ago
Indeed, calling the Dakotas/montana as "desert" is... misleading. Tundra maybe, but its not really a desert. And the plains are a great spot for grazing critters like Bison. The land there is their old stomping grounds, they
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7y ago
My godfather has a bison ranch, one of the larger ones. Regular fences work, as guidance really. If a bison wants to get through, they're weak as water and won't stop them. You need telephone post thickness fence preferably cement
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7y ago
Indeed, never even crossed my mind to set the escape key to meta, definitely not a default even for Cocoa emacs.
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mitchty
7y ago
What do you use escape for in emacs? It’s not in any default kebinding, do you mean vi? Even that doesn’t need escape, ctrl + ] keeps you on the home row. Slightly confused emacs user.
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7y ago
Wouldn't dragon need the rockets to land on Mars? Parachutes aren't gonna do jack in Mars atmosphere. I thought that was the bigger reason for the retro rockets.
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7y ago
HPUX is effectively dead/zombie. It only runs on Itanium and hasn't been ported to x86_64 last I checked.
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Yep, it doesn't take long. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1Terabyte+at+1+gigabit... Think of all the "cloud" kind of things you could enable if you could use that bandwidth. Only we can't. Th
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7y ago
Indeed, a quick video from space time for those being first introduced. It’ll likely make you even more confused to the double slit experiment. https://youtu.be/8ORLN_KwAgs
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7y ago
As someone that has learnt German for other reasons, it definitely helps. There is a lot of word play in German in his writings that I feel translation loses. As well as emphasis in word choices stemming from German as a language that tends
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7y ago
Always love a Mickens tome. May his reign be long and his wrath upon his enemies wicked. Also congratulations on tenure, now more writing like the login papers please.
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> Right, and a decade of advertisements featuring those status symbols were pointless because no one cares about them. Or... we just use them because they are there. I use Apple products, also bought a pair of AirPods just a few weeks ag
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7y ago
I'd be curious to see it as well, sounds good/useful even in its nascent state. I have something similar-ish in that I have a makefile/script setup where all I do is dump a file of url's/playlists/people and le
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