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by mzi 6y ago
I cannot for my life find it now, but I saw a documentary on YouTube or similar a couple of years ago. It was oldish, from the 1960s or 1970s about the restoration of a historical farm in what I believe was a national park in the US. The fa
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by mzi 6y ago
I use grim[0] under Wayland, and it can grab things off my screen. [0] https://github.com/emersion/grim
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by mzi 6y ago
I only knows how it works in otc derivatives and then the collateral is equal to the cost of taking an offsetting position, and is calculated inter-day. But I would guess it is something similar on the stock market.
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by mzi 6y ago
According to the author of the license[0], it is not open source. [0]: https://polyformproject.org/what-is-polyform/
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by mzi 6y ago
The license[0] for this project might be problematic. It is worded very vague and far reaching. [0]: https://github.com/micro/micro/blob/master/LICENSE
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by mzi 7y ago
I found this link[0] that tells us that the median income - adjusted for inflation - seems to be rising since 1967. https://www.davemanuel.com/median-household-income.php
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by mzi 7y ago
Solaris 2.5 with pthreads was released in November 1995, 2.5.1 in May 1996. So it seems to be a modern version with thread support. It does not mean that the outsourcing had to be a success. edit: spelling
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by mzi 7y ago
I saw a smiliar but totally different scenario in a Stockholm suburb a couple of years ago (I guess the practice is still there): An old lady was in front of me in the line at the grocery store and paid with her card, and the clerk took ou
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by mzi 7y ago
In the area in Stockholm, Sweden where I live we throw "all" garbage (we of course separate glassware, metal, paper, electronics first) in the same bin, but food waste in green bags. I don't know if it's robots that does
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by mzi 7y ago
It landed 1 november[0] [0]: https://marc.info/?l=openssh-unix-dev&m=157259802529972
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by mzi 7y ago
That's not the whole truth, though. If you don't tweak chroot_env in the client settings you get a whole copy of /lib, /lib64, /sbin, /usr and some other things in each allocation. So less network traffic, but