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by netule 2y ago
The bash command line wouldn't be the same as the one launched by your terminal, though. But yes, I’m sure there are myriad exploits around something like that.
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by netule 2y ago
I wonder if there's a way to configure it so that when the parent cmd is a trusted command (say, a bash/zsh owned by the user), it could let the curl command through and otherwise block it. But yeah, that seems like a bit of a has
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by netule 2y ago
My (baseless) theory is that he has finished every novel in the series already but will not release them until he passes away to avoid massive backlash from his fanbase.
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by netule 2y ago
Exactly, and Augustus was the first Roman emperor!
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WordGrinder: A simple word processor that runs on the console(github.com)
105 points by netule 2y ago|28 comments
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by netule 2y ago
I live there now and don’t doubt it for a second. MS’s government is completely corrupt at every level.
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by netule 2y ago
No need to hide it inside dependencies, just modify the code before building and pushing the package to PyPi.
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by netule 2y ago
Yeah, they do. When towing a couple horses across state lines I don’t want to subject those poor animals to stopping every 90-100 miles for an hour to charge. I don’t even want to subject myself to that.
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SuperTux(supertux.org)
13 points by netule 2y ago|2 comments
100.
by netule 2y ago
I’ve found that early on in a brand new project, its output is very useful, but as the project grows more complex and interdependent, the suggestions become less so.
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by netule 2y ago
They said _rejected_, though.
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by netule 2y ago
> It is an honor and a privilege to travel back to Middle-earth with our good friend and collaborator, Andy Serkis, who has unfinished business with that stinker — Gollum! So, a prequel of sorts? Perhaps an expansion on Gollum's ori
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by netule 2y ago
I use a Linux box for my personal development projects, but use a Mac for work and my own MBA around the house. I also own an iPhone and Apple Watch as well. As others stated, these things just do what they claim to do on the tin. If you wa
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by netule 2y ago
Since they’re not releasing why her sentence was reduced, it probably wasn’t due to good behavior or the other regular stuff. To me, this reeks of cooperation with authorities.
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A Visual Guide to Quaternions and Dual Quaternions (59:57) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by netule 2y ago|0 comments
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by netule 2y ago
True, it’s just one of the many issues that came to mind while writing this. My solution to the issue is also full screen borderless combined with resolution scaling.
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by netule 2y ago
I agree entirely with the author on the limitations of Raylib. I'm currently working on a tower-defense style game that I started in Raylib, but I'm running into many of the same limitations (and more). Things such as toggling ful
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by netule 3y ago
Having grown up in the rural Netherlands in the 90s: Yes, it was animal excrement and it was terrible. You’d had to close your windows even if a farmer was spraying their manure a kilometer away. Not to mention that these tanks of manure wo
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by netule 3y ago
I have nothing to show yet, but I'm working on a tower defense game in the vein of some classic Flash-based TD games.
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by netule 3y ago
The Wayback Machine [0] if you're lucky (?) enough to have had it indexed. [0]: https://web.archive.org/
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by netule 3y ago
So, I’m Dutch and have lived half my life in The Netherlands and half my life in the USA. Which country do I pick? The results are quite different for each.
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by netule 3y ago
Or the guy who really just needs it: "Hey, Alex. I saw you've head BasePage.aspx locked since last month. Mind if I work on it for a bit?" "I still need it." "Any idea when you'll be done with it?" &q
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What Does Perlin Noise Sound Like?(gpfault.net)
2 points by netule 3y ago|1 comments
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by netule 3y ago
This is a fun idea, and I hope it takes off, but I already noticed some spammy sites, and reporting them isn't easy (it requires a PR). I understand that adding a site requires a PR to have some barrier to entry, but reporting should p
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by netule 3y ago
I got started in QBASIC as a kid, but it wasn’t until Delphi 4 that programming became something that I wanted to pursue as more than just a hobby. Though it’s been over 20 years since I touched Pascal, I owe my entire career to Borland and
116.
by netule 3y ago
Fantastic, thanks for the pointers!
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Ask HN: Catching Up on C++?
12 points by netule 3y ago|8 comments
118.
by netule 3y ago
I agree that it still owns a massive chunk of the backend market. 20-something years in, and it's still difficult to shake. However, I would take the numbers on the site you linked with a big grain of salt. Detecting which backend tech
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by netule 3y ago
I upgraded to Ubuntu 23 a few weeks ago, in which GNOME decided to remove app menus requiring me to install a wonky extension to reclaim functionality. The top horizontal menu is still there taking up screen real estate, mind you, it’s just
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by netule 3y ago
It seems modest: 5GB of disk space and 8GB of RAM for a small model, and it will run on a CPU. https://jan.ai/guides/install/hardware/

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