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by opello 3y ago
I recently learned that you can mute some of these! I've had success with the top right or second from the top on the right button near the screen. No reason not to try them all if you're a captive audience anyway...
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by opello 3y ago
Why introduce risk in a bisect? A Co-developed-by or another appropriate attribution tag should solve this nicely? Lots of options it seems: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37685190
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by opello 3y ago
As someone also frustrated by this vernacular I really appreciate this perspective. Thanks!
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by opello 3y ago
Do we know if the unrar command line tool[0] is similarly affected? I can't seem to find anything that says one way or the other. [0] https://packages.debian.org/stable/unrar
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by opello 3y ago
There were Radiolab episodes about this too: - https://radiolab.org/podcast/alpha-gal - https://radiolab.org/podcast/return-alpha-gal
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by opello 3y ago
Are we ever going to be able to disambiguate embedded and electronic SIM devices?
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by opello 3y ago
> One thing that doesn't get brought up... Except it was brought up in the 3rd message[0] of the linked thread. > Typists follow the rule of adding an extra space between sentences within a paragraph. The rule for books (and by e
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by opello 3y ago
Disappointing to hear about Amcrest. I was hoping to go that route as my single IP8M-T2669EW-AI has worked so well for me. I guess this means it's going with Axis which is only disappointing from a cost perspective.
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by opello 3y ago
"AE" as you have it (with your link presumably you mean Æ) is the letter "ash" from the Old English alphabet. Þ called "thorn" is another, which type setters replaced with a Y so as to not add another letter to
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by opello 3y ago
This was my thought as well since it seems rather obvious I wonder why it wasn't the approach taken.
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by opello 3y ago
I've got a long-grandfathered "free" workspace for a domain that never had Google as the registrar. I don't think there's much concern here -- Squarespace will be (unless they delegate that out) your new registrar
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by opello 3y ago
It sure does. I was frustrated to see the lawyer roll over on the "shrink wrap EULA" (I guess click wrap in the story) when it seemed like last I'd heard about those things they were pretty shaky. It'd be interesting to
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by opello 3y ago
It seems there's an interesting lever presented in the article: comment about the support being provided to the platform that is so adversely affecting the users so that the advertisers are exposed more directly to the impact.
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by opello 3y ago
Presumably one of the app store platform's terms of service?
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by opello 3y ago
I've been on a similar quest for hard to reproduce, timing/hardware/... bugs, and if you're facing any kind of skepticism (your own or otherwise) it can be very comforting to have a 10x or even 100x no failure occurred c
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by opello 3y ago
This is the best way to reduce bus factor and not fall behind documenting key details!
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by opello 3y ago
Altium sure does leave a lot to be desired in that respect with its large binary files.
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by opello 3y ago
bagder (of curl) also made trurl to address URL manipulation: https://github.com/curl/trurl
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by opello 3y ago
The screenshot of the WhatsApp conversation says they'd need admin on the web application. I agree it wasn't clear if they'd gotten that. Looks like it was via the backup files: https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by opello 3y ago
The idea, cynical as it may seem, comes from the perspective that the feedback loops that govern basic behavior are set up for survival and that things that make you happy are more like survival than not. So it becomes very difficult if you
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by opello 3y ago
The other two I've seen mentioned frequently are: - https://github.com/andrewbanchich/shreddit - https://redact.dev/services/reddit
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by opello 3y ago
I think it's because Reddit came to a solution that put a rather large and sudden burden on the app developers. Had it been something like "starting next year only Premium users will get to auth to the API" (which is analogou
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by opello 3y ago
It seems ideal to me where Reddit loses the ability to complain about usage by being able to control pricing for access and app developers get to recoup whatever they feel is necessary to maintain the app. This may be myopic though.
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by opello 3y ago
Hm, I find aspects of myself in this description that seem like they should be troubling. Nail Clipper: Green Bell G-1008 The frustration of needing to build expertise in things you want to not do shabbily is particularly familiar. Especial
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by opello 3y ago
Yes! This seems like something a business would consider given the backlash against these choices.
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by opello 3y ago
Works in Firefox on Android without logging in or using old. for me.
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by opello 3y ago
You should listen to the interview: https://www.themeateater.com/listen/meateater/ep-342-getting... around 1:10:00 the hunters talk about how they found this place. I think you don't appreciate the hunter dem
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by opello 3y ago
Neither had the native peoples prior to Europeans colonizing.
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by opello 3y ago
Allowing people to walk fence lines to get to public land, corner or completely locked by private land, seems like a nicer, comprehensive solution, if we can be okay with the implicit taking.
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by opello 8y ago
And if Linux or *BSD had a framework to represent the switch configuration I think more switch IC device drivers would be forthcoming. Last time I worked with a Marvell switch in Linux the configuration ended up being manual MDIO accesses.

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