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pavon
5y ago
Another way to avoid confusion over ln argument order is to use cp itself: cp --symbolic-link file1 file2 cp -s file1 file2
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pavon
5y ago
Linus has already learned Rust and has been actively participating in reviewing previous rounds of patches. For example[1]. His general consensus so far: "I don't hate it"[2]. [1] https://lkml.org/lkml/202
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pavon
5y ago
I've not driven in San Francisco. Are cars allowed to sit and block an entire lane until they can turn left? That is how things worked in the rural town I grew up in, but I can't imagine it working in a city. All the streets in th
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pavon
5y ago
I don't have an extensive design background, but took art classes through out high school and college. What he is saying as absolutely true for painting and drawing images - pure black or even mixing with black puts a hole in the page
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pavon
5y ago
The counter argument to this are the Creator 3-in-1 sets. The whole point of these sets is to take apart and rebuild something different, teaching by example the different things you can do. These didn't even exist when we were kids (f
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pavon
5y ago
I know! I remember as a child spending forever digging through the Lego pile looking for the right color. I had to reluctantly teach myself that it was okay to build with any color first and then go back and swap out with matching colors af
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pavon
5y ago
The libraries in my area must have skipped that generation of technology, but worked similarly. They all operated by handwriting your name and date (some stamped the date) on the card, before eventually switching over to scanned bar codes a
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pavon
5y ago
Actually the article says late fees were eliminated entirely in 2019. I wonder if news surrounding that factored into the book being returned, or if it was just coincidence.
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pavon
5y ago
The article says the Mac version was a bmapfile which is a rasterized image format, not vector form. That said, they really should have uploaded the original files to archive.org, in addition to the conversion to a more common format.
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5y ago
The same reasons that playing in VR is better than on a monitor. But then one would question why this is better than VR. If all the players are physically separate and movement of physical pieces is limited (because all the opponent pieces
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pavon
5y ago
I like the "grandmothering" practice. Subfields are becoming more and more specialized. As a practitioner and not a researcher, it is not uncommon for me to be unfamiliar with half of the terminology in a paper because it is diffe
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pavon
5y ago
Or the site lets your password manager fill the fields, but for some reason their javascript doesn't recognize it and refuses to let you submit because it hasn't verified your password as matching, meeting strength rules, etc. At
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pavon
5y ago
For the most part I agree. However, with the number of tabs I have open the close button is usually hidden, and Firefox doesn't show a default icon for websites that don't have a favicon (not sure if this is new or old behavior).
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pavon
5y ago
I'm curious as to what changed PGLAF's mind. Blocking those specific works was all that the court ordered 3 years ago. Blocking everything was PGLAF's own decision based on perceived risk of further lawsuits about other works
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pavon
5y ago
Exactly. When you are running late to get to the airport, stopping to charge your Tesla is a bigger delay than stopping to gas up a car, so this will likely give them even more people they can gouge. And having a charger at the hotel you st
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pavon
5y ago
In addition, the rental car companies sold more of their fleet than typical during the pandemic to help ride-out the large decrease in business. As travel continues to pick up they need to replenish their fleets anyway. Finally it isn'
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pavon
5y ago
Hah, I didn't look at that closely, just linked the first example I found. The ones I am remembering opened more accordion style, where when closed the outside of the outermost panel would be against the wall, the outside of the innerm
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pavon
5y ago
I might be misremembering, but I'm pretty sure my grandparent's house had bifold shutters[1], which genuinely are just 1/4 the width of the window, and the visible slats when open (and folded) face the same way they would whe
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5y ago
What are the practical differences between the two? Is it that we aren't making any binding agreement with sovereign countries like we would when ratifying a treaty, instead we just happen to change our laws in line with the accord, bu
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pavon
5y ago
Would you mind elaborating your thoughts on the last bit? I don't pretend to be an expert on international corporate taxation, but in the case of Ireland it didn't sound like US companies are avoiding taxes in the US. All the comp
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pavon
5y ago
I've had something similar happen to me, and quickly learned not to assume that your customer POC will effectively relay information to the end users in their organization. They were pinging us constantly about a new feature because it
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pavon
5y ago
I'm curious as to how those work out. The modules are too short to fit a VGA, serial, or ethernet port and be flush with the laptop, but I think you could make one that extends further out and above, and would still have some benefits
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pavon
5y ago
Yeah, being limited to only 4 ports is a complete non-starter for me especially when you are required to use one of them to charge the laptop. So practically everybody is going to end up filling one of those modular ports with a USB-C modul
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pavon
5y ago
GM has bought back the cars of many owners who have asked, but not all. While GM may have drug their feet on buy-backs early on I doubt they would let any individual request get to the point of a lawsuit before changing their mind.
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pavon
5y ago
The only known ways to detect the defect involve x-raying the battery or destructive disassembly. They could theoretically send the batteries back to a centralized location for testing and refurbishment with 2019-2021 models, but it isn
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pavon
5y ago
I was about to correct you that it was only for cars in China, but it looks like my information was out of date. An article for others who hadn't heard: https://insideevs.com/news/529228/tesla-model3-lfp-batte
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5y ago
Yep. I have a Bolt. We are fortunate that the previous owner of our house put in RV hookups so during the recall we have been able to charge while parked in the driveway rather than charging in the garage and then moving to the driveway eac
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pavon
5y ago
How do you figure? Apartments, duplexes, and smaller homes without garages all have less distance between parking spaces than a house with a garage, not more.
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pavon
5y ago
Indeed the MR template does not have the security box checked.
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5y ago
On top of that, early on when the vaccine supply was constrained we didn't have enough data to know whether natural immunity was as effective as vaccination, and now vaccine supply in the US is in surplus[1], so there is no reason to b
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