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pdmccormick
5y ago
His sentence will be served as of sometime in 2023.
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5y ago
For the record, as of Sept 5 midnight EST, the following note is posted at https://nhssequoyah.com/ : Message from the administration of Northeastern Health System - Sequoyah: Although Dr. Jason McElyea is not an employee o
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5y ago
In the interest of not overwhelming hospitals, wouldn't it be helpful if the media raised awareness on the difference between ivermectin dosages suitable for humans versus animals? Most of the reporting I've seen has sensationaliz
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5y ago
Wouldn’t a compatibility symlink or shell script have been enough?
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5y ago
What does “ldap” mean in this context?
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6y ago
I think that a lot of the reflexive systemd bashing is unwarranted. The Linux kernel provides many not-necessarily-portable-or-directly-comparable features (cgroups & namespaces come to mind, but also things like netlink & sysfs) an
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6y ago
I was curious as to how a certificate could be issued to an IP address and not a domain (I didn't know that such a thing was possible), and learned this: X509v3 Subject Alternative Name: DNS:cloudflare-dns.com, DNS:*.clo
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6y ago
You might be interested in Xonsh: https://xon.sh/
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6y ago
The Linux kernel actually does allow executing non-ELF executables, via the binfmt_misc ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binfmt_misc ) mechanism. My favourite use for this feature is via `qemu-user-static`, which allows y
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6y ago
Thanks for the heads up, I see this confirmed at https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/desktop/syste... under the list of supported file systems on Linux (which is currently ext4, zfs and xfs on 64 bit sy
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6y ago
There were a large number of layoffs at Mozilla, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24120336 .
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Snabb: 100 Gbit/s pure software switching using Lua (2019)
(github.com)
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7y ago
I’d encourage anyone using Git take a closer look into “git rebase -i” (interactive rebasing) combined with “git add -i” (interactive staging). While working, I’m freely taking advantage of Git’s capabilities on a personal level, producing
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7y ago
Part of the reason for asymmetric cable modem (DOCSIS) speeds is due to the coaxial medium being essentially half duplex. Operators split the RF spectrum into a lower frequency range for upstream, and a higher frequency range for downstream
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7y ago
I’ve been looking for something precisely like Bolt, thank you for the link!
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7y ago
On the contrary, having an initial spark of curiousity (or even doubt) about 2 + 2 = 5 is a great way of engaging with critical reasoning, mature mathematical thinking, proofs, etc. Given the number of times human civilisation lurked forwar
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7y ago
I happen to love the C language, and my brain is very much tuned to how it works and the world view that it embodies. Go feels to me like veteran C language experts made a thoughtful evolutionary step forward. It's certainly not on the
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8y ago
"Come a little bit closer and I'll tell you. Come just a little bit closer still and I'll tell you..."
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8y ago
They are ECMA languages, but would any of them be known as EcmaScript?
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8y ago
I quite like the clarity of using link-local addresses within IPv6 addressing, along with scoped multicast. Replacing the functional of ARP from within the protocol (as opposed to ARP itself, which operates as a sibling to IPv4 with its own
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9y ago
Your request has stayed on my mind over the past few days, so I put this together for you: https://github.com/pdmccormick/sample-socketio-chat-app Enjoy!
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11y ago
Kilpatrick Audio ( http://www.kilpatrickaudio.com/ ) did a Kickstarter for their Phenol patchable analog synthesizer, which I believe is now generally available for order.
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11y ago
Also famous for the original Perl implementation of memcached ... and LiveJournal. And Perlbal.
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One weird trick to having a great PyCon
(blog.briancurtin.com)
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(SPOILER ALERT) To me, the beauty of the story is that, while we as viewers do not know what has transpired in the universe between 1973 and present, neither does Wolverine. Further, since he stills ends up at the School with his friends al
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13y ago
That's awesome, thanks for the tip!
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14y ago
I once saw a networking IC that had a key strap-in pin multiplexed with an indicator LED, so if you wanted to change the brightness of the LED by varying the resistor value, watch out because you'll change the device behaviour! Good times..
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14y ago
I agree that in this situation the laws on the books should also be under review. But prosecutors have some discretion as to whom and what and to what extent they'll pursue a case. Regardless of where they might be on a spectrum from noble,
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14y ago
I like the thrown in caveat, "withstood the test of time." Could not interested constituencies be party to the filter that shores up one historical voice or opinion over another?
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I've taken some mathematics and logic courses at a university level, and the thing I took from those experiences and apply everyday is the reasoning and proof structuring. Struggling through and coming to something of an understanding of th
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