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by pastage 2y ago
Maybe the US should start making it possible to live without a car? No one loose if you do that.
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by pastage 2y ago
I do not like to get downvoted but it is usually a failure on my part to set the right tone. I think your comment has a sleazy internet video ad vibe. For sure medicine for hormonal levels can help a lot. Doctors miss diabetes and people di
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by pastage 2y ago
We notice and costs several hours per month to handle. A malicious party can slip through, single contributor software is classified as a high risk but XZ utils were not classified as such so we would have missed the Jia Tan incident.
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by pastage 2y ago
Food riots is a thing. It is hard to govern when everyone is upset that it costs too much to live. To do something about climate change we need to do somethings 10 times worse than the pandemic for 10 years. No more visiting grandma who liv
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by pastage 2y ago
I understand why it is still popular, I first used it at my current job and for the life of me I do not understand how people put up with it. It is one of the worst applications I use in my daily work life.
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by pastage 2y ago
It seems to me the STEPS project is vaporware there is no code. It would be interesting to see basic code for how to handle small custom GUI changes in widgets that have been the same for 40 years e.g. calendar picker and file chooser.
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by pastage 2y ago
There is a lot to learn as a parent, coaches and people who write rules are in a position to drown you in other stuff. We have to as a society put more pressure on the big organizations, because they are the one who give people an incentive
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by pastage 2y ago
And open a ticket on a suppliers website, click through four pages with free text input, then send certificate via email. Lets not talk about key delivery. We will get back the admin cost and of all that in a year if we tunnel them through
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by pastage 2y ago
> scaling is also about code Which is darn hard if you are a beginner in a framework, loops in loops still bites me after reality does the integration test for me. This is especially true when you try to do a simple thing as a beginner.
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by pastage 2y ago
You need to know where these attestations were made, you need a TPM telling you that this was done on a patched untouched server, in an patched untouched VM, on a signed attested code base, with deploy scripts unchanged by anyone. We are no
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by pastage 2y ago
What kind of quality do you need from the voice recordings? Adding an integrated microphone to that enclosure would be doable but will be limited by quality and where you can place it. I'm asking because I never have a microphone while
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by pastage 2y ago
Blood sugar monitoring with CGM is extremly expensive and potentially flaky. When you use it to monitor your blood sugar for medical reasons you still need to do professional controls. Diabetes Type-1 is an autoimmune disease it kills beta
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by pastage 2y ago
There are so many problems with simplifying power usage and production, there is no silver bullet. The costs are always based on todays markets. I think coal should be relegated to a baseline emergency power role, there are several problem
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by pastage 2y ago
Translating is an interpretation of the original text. A translated book can be better than the original. But you often need mastery of the language you translate to.
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by pastage 2y ago
You have to listen to the details, like "where is the back button", "Why does text work differently". There are some people that understand that it is different from the standard, but most just get annoyed. The discussio
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by pastage 2y ago
No. I usually edit directly in Wikipedia, my edits are sourced and uncontroversial I try not to deal with the bureaucracy. I took the time to contact the original news outlet and they did the correction pretty fast, Wikipedia had been refe
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by pastage 2y ago
The latest translation was made just a few years ago. [1] I wish someone could track down all translations of it and post it somewhere, so one could try do compare different passages through time, the Italian Wikipedia has a good list of i
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by pastage 2y ago
She was aware but the talk is a walk through how easy hacking is. Not giving up and being interested enough to find out more. Really recommend the talk and her blog.
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by pastage 2y ago
I mostly fact check and do notable research for obscure Wikipedia articles. This is usually a no drama environment sure I have helped delete articles that later became notable and removed true facts lacking sources. Many of these things hav
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by pastage 2y ago
I think the biggest hurdle was lawyers from the big publishing houses, the only view I heard was "This deal will make Google to powerful", the deal would have had far reaching international effects. In the end we know that Creativ
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by pastage 2y ago
It is the future when it works, but I still need those extra Jacks. I have one device with only USB C and it really is hit and miss, unless you have a dongle I do not want to carry that. Works at office and home, but everywhere else it is
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by pastage 2y ago
But you can never be sure if a dock will work for your device I am below 40% succes rate. Though I do not really care much about it, luckily it worked at home on first try but it was expensive.
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by pastage 2y ago
Can you explain what fou mean by <file> | abc? I have no clue what that would mean. Further what does undoable mean in a shell context?
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by pastage 2y ago
The point is you do not know if file is a stream, an archive, too big, currently empty or just contains bad data for your current test. So using cat file is a way to standardize debugging or make development easier.
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by pastage 2y ago
South Africa did buy at least some of Crypto AGs backdoored products, not sure when though.
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by pastage 2y ago
FWIW attribution does not have to be big nor on the map, it is just less work to use the default than putting it elsewhere.
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by pastage 2y ago
You do list things that are not that good. As someone pointed out when you limit yourself to one thing it is usually not good. Potato starch is great but not if you only use that, and there is a problem of eating processed potatoes instead
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by pastage 2y ago
The state department says 88 weeks for Japanese[1]. A month is a long time with full immersion, getting the basics right will get you far enough that people will help you with the rest. I could communicate relatively well with two weeks of
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by pastage 2y ago
Leaflet lets you add POIs on a OSM base layer map, you can also extract information from OSM about trees and bushes. If you use dumped data from OSM your data will be considered opendata as well so merging them will mean that you can not pr
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by pastage 2y ago
This can be said of most programming, in Java, C++, golang, Pascal and Ruby I have been on projects that could not compile. The dependencies are so out dated a complete rewrite is easier. I do not find bash worse or better. You just do alot

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