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by mrighele 5y ago
Latest Ubuntu is 2021.10 :-). If instead we consider actual releases, there are a few open source projects that are still in 0.xxx but for which each point release could be considered a an actual release. A sibling comment mentioned ClamAV,
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Thanks for your answer. The point about the snapshots is a very good one, for some reasons I didn't think about it. Rewriting data in place can be tricky, if you have old enough snapshots the newly added space may not be enough. I hope
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Note that the article talks about the way the array is expanded, not how the specific level works. In other words, what they are saying is that the traditional way to expand an array is essentially to rewrite the whole array from scratch, s
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by mrighele 5y ago
For those that like videos more than text, there is a youtube video from last year [1] that explain the feature (unless it's changed since ,but it seems not to be the case). One downside that I see of this approach, if I understand it
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Do we have any proof of this promise ? Because Gorbachev himself said it was not made [1] The interviewer asked why Gorbachev did not “insist that the promises made to you [Gorbachev]—particularly U.S. Secretary of State James Baker’s prom
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The government doesn't really care that the press believe them, at this point. If Russia proceeds with the plan they will provide all the corroborating evidence that is needed. If it doesn't, they got what they wanted.
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> and we blame existing leadership for tons of problems and then vote again for Democrats when elections come. I'm not picking on you in particular, or on the Democrats, in other places it may be the Republicans, but it seems to me
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Yes, archive.org :-D. You can find plenty of arcade games, all running in a browser version of MAME. You can also find games for other platforms, such as home computers or pc, them too running on a browser version of some kind of emulator (
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> But why is such a dysfunctional dictatorship so stable? Why did it last for three decades? The situation is very similar to Azerbaijan My bet is natural resources.If i remember correctly Kazakhstan is the biggest uranium producer in th
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In my experience, a lot of people still use Facebook, but in a completely different way than, say, 5 or 10 years ago. In the past, I would check it many times a day to see what my friends were up to, or to see what events we could go togeth
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Something being illegal doesn't necessarily mean that it is wrong. If instead of a C2 Server the above approach was used for SciHub or other servers regularly censored by one government or another, I guess many people here would approv
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> And $8/mo is not a whole lot of money if you consider your monthly expenses to use your vehicle. $8/mo may not be a lot of money only because it's just your car doing that. Then you will have your TV charging $8/mo
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by mrighele 5y ago
In Italian some tenses are gendered. They are more or less the equivalent of english perfect tenses, like "Io sono andato"/"Io sono andata" (I have been to) "Io sarò andato"/"Io sarò andata"
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Real Enterprise Java developer are probably still using log4j 1.x so are unaffected by the bug.
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I used xneko a lot many years ago. If you're using Ubuntu a variant called oneko [1] is still available in the repositories (not sure about the differences, it looks like the xneko that I remember) [1] https://www.youtube.co
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You're right, I wasn't thinking about public sector only.
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The parent was probably talking about not that single statue, but a whole theme park dedicated to dinosaurs, which costed 750M dollars, and opened only for a few months (1). But a bigger (albeit cheaper) wtf in my opinion is a village entir
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I don't know about shop prices, but it used to be possible to make contracts in EUR or USD, especially when loans in those currencies were involved. For example if a company would build a shopping center using loans in EUR, and then wo
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> What are they doing that’s so different from everyone else? Erdogan thinks that high interest rates causes higher inflation, while it is generally agreed that it's the other way around, so every time that he speaks in public and s
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Doesn't the use of snapshots (and their backup) help with this ? I am assuming here that you mean that the source got corrupted some time after it was created (and anyway, if it is not the case, it is a issue unrelated to backup, in my
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> technology or language or framework Note what they are talking about. They are right: of course if you want to change your Rails monolith to a Spring Boot java project it will be extremely difficult. The point is, how often do you wan
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For #1 I would blame linux. It's bluetooth stack is... let's say less than stellar, expecially for headsets. I always have to fiddle to get my headset to work, while it works perfectly with any other OS I tried (MacOS, iOS, Androi
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by mrighele 5y ago
Note that you can still bike to work: take your bike, drive halfway to you workplace, come back home and start working. For some person having a ritual marking the beginning and the end of the workday can also be useful to balance work and
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She has the right to be annoyed with those that were supposed to deliver and test the collars, not with Martha Lillard or NPR. From the point of view of M.L., she is maybe one of several that promised to help but could do it (not a fault of
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by mrighele 5y ago
M1 is fast for being a laptop CPU. This means that maybe it is not the fastest CPU in absolute terms, but if you consider performance per Watt, it is really a beast. Although my main workstation is an Intel Ubuntu-based PC, I have also a
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I guess deaths per energy unit produced ? According to this [1], for every death caused by nuclear power, 350 people die because of coal power. Note that most of these people died as a consequence of Chernobyl accident (~4000 vs ~500), so b
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Shouldn't this already be covered by GDPR thought? While we usually associate it to the Internet, tracking and cookies, from what I understand it is much more general and should include facial recognition (but of course IANAL etc.)
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I don't think that's the reason. Webapps got widespread when the Internet was still mostly consumed on the Desktop, which essentially meant Windows. The main reason in my opinion is ease of distribution: it has always been painf
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Yes, I mixed the links ! When I realized that it was too late to change it
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I don't think it is exactly TUI vs GUI, but more keyboard-first vs mouse-first, i.e. how you interact with it. Granted, Desktop GUI are usually developed mouse-first, but it doesn't have to be that way: if you take windows 98 &#x2

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