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pengaru
3y ago
You're describing the behavior when functioning properly. There's obviously a non-zero chance it malfunctioned.
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pengaru
3y ago
There's no good reason to limit yourself to an X220 in favor of an X230. The X230 is practically identical physically, and can have the X220 keyboard swapped in. But in the X230 you get a newer gen SoC and the iGPU is vulkan-capable.
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3y ago
If you think this is inconceivably lopsided, wait until you see Elephant Seals mating on the shores of Point Reyes. Those bulls have one hell of a job come mating season. But I'm pretty sure evolution still wants heaps of genetically
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pengaru
3y ago
Not that I'm in favor of posts having links requiring login or paywalled, you can currently still workaround the twitter annoyance via s/twitter.com/nitter.net/: https://nitter.net/ID_AA_Carmack/stat
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pengaru
3y ago
That's all of FreeBSD including userspace, not just the kernel. In Linux land you see more than that level of activity in just the kernel: https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/to
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pengaru
3y ago
> ... and all that with having about only 1/10 of the Linux people count (rough estimate). It's easy to offer a long LTS release cadence when your project is stagnant.
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pengaru
3y ago
Many people surviving on EBT can't afford vehicles/insurance/gas - stuff EBT doesn't cover. It's unclear to me how they'll afford the costs of delivery since EBT won't cover that either, but more options
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pengaru
3y ago
> (though to be fair, VTE-based terminal applications seem to be the best on Linux). xterm is still the best terminal on linux, and it is not VTE-based.
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3y ago
TBF, for the longest time XFree86/XOrg handled pointer events/updates in a signal handler. The only time you'd have pointer stutters in that epoch of X on Linux was because interrupts were disabled for too long (`hdparm -u`
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3y ago
Those of you thinking how crazy it is for MariaDB to be valued at just $30M: This company acquired Clustrix[0] in 2018, so it's not even only a MySQL fork. 30M is an absurdly small number for the embodied IP. (I worked briefly @ Clust
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pengaru
3y ago
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/elon-musk-bi... Walter Isaacson, the book's author, gave a long-form interview recently on The Lex Fridman podcast. In case you'd like to form your o
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_brand#Sexual_misconduc...
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3y ago
> 2. I searched for 銭湯 (public bath) while zoomed into my hotel and it zoomed out to basically the whole of Japan suggesting some random places. I KNOW there are multiple good options nearby. Maybe it's because I only use it on the
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pengaru
3y ago
Just eat canned sardines in water, drink the juice. It's an excellent source of omega-3s and protein.
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pengaru
3y ago
Adjusting mirrors while in steady highway traffic is the best way to tune out the blind spots. It's the people who don't know to do this who merge into you because their mirrors aren't adjusted properly making you invisible t
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pengaru
3y ago
What you're describing has nothing to do with WFH and everything to do with where you've chosen to live. I experienced all of your complaints (and then some) at the CoreOS office when we were @ The Mission district in SF. It so
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pengaru
3y ago
I wish the map could represent gun ownership and smoker rates as well. Am I just seeing that there are a lot more smokers in the red areas? Or is it the same rate of smokers as many other states, just these have more smoking-related death
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3y ago
I don't know about you, but humidity and mosquitoes combined with no money for air-conditioning would certainly move me closer to the suicidal/violent addict end of the "versions of me" spectrum.
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pengaru
3y ago
Millenials outnumber Boomers: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/millennials-surpass-baby-boomer...
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pengaru
3y ago
Presumably it's upstream in the supply chain. See other comments about Turmeric adulterated w/lead to enhance its color (more $$).
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pengaru
3y ago
Nod, I'm pretty sure if you just swallowed an intact lead pellet you'd poop out a lead pellet.
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pengaru
3y ago
The origins of the popular quote are apparently drug addiction treatment/recovery[0]. I doubt folks parroting it realize they're essentially regurgitating a line of Narcotics Anonymous propaganda associating addiction with insanit
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3y ago
> Of these, 11 pills contained lead levels greater than the detection limit > and 1 pill contained 129,000 μg/g of lead (about 13% lead by weight), > strongly suggesting that the pills were the source of the lead toxi
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pengaru
3y ago
The quote is and always has been silly/wrong. Without a time machine you can't repeat the same thing. It's different every time.
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3y ago
> Interesting to me how quickly casinos ponied up ransom money compared to refusal by hospitals etc. "easy come, easy go"
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pengaru
3y ago
> At $1-2/minute of labor, there’s a reason pros use the fittings. This has absolutely nothing to do with "pros", we're not talking about plumbing - we're talking about alternative applications for PVC. PVC hac
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pengaru
3y ago
To not highlight the power of heating PVC pipe to conform into any shape you want is to kind of miss half the PVC story. You can do without unions altogether by just heating one end enough to flare it, then slide the other pipe into the fla
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pengaru
3y ago
+1 Many toilet hours were spent reading dead-tree versions gdmag and ddj back in my youth.
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pengaru
3y ago
I've been casually looking for opportunities on linkedin, and for many of the roles I consider applying to there's >100 applicants according to the linkedin listing. That strikes me as exceptionally high vs. past years when I w
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pengaru
3y ago
Many FOSS developers don't accept money when offered. But I do think we'd have a healthier, more sustainable ecosystem if it became normalized for FOSS devs to receive funding from individuals. Patreon and Patreon-like facilitie
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