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   by piperswe 4y ago

   containerd is a reasonably common container runtime used with Kubernetes
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   by piperswe 4y ago

   I certainly wouldn't say "regularly" - rarely might be a better word. Sometimes it makes sense to crash at a capsule hotel if the trains are closed for the night or something, but that's not common for most (or many) peo
3. 633.▲
   by piperswe 4y ago

   I'm pretty sure that's still the case, I don't recall them making any change that would break it
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   by piperswe 4y ago

   And you can go even smaller if you're fine with a slightly less user friendly (but still modern, and also very fast) build tool that's used at the core of Vite: > echo '{}' > package.json && npm i --save-de
5. 635.▲
   by piperswe 4y ago

   You might be thinking of MADE in Oakland: https://www.themade.org/
6. 636.▲
   by piperswe 4y ago

   Well yes, if you think the numbers the IRS calculated aren't quite right you'd still be free to file your own return.
7. 637.▲
   by piperswe 4y ago

   Those are the only ones that are softmoddable, but there are modchips for newer ones.
8. 638.▲
   by piperswe 4y ago

   I'm in the same camp. I think a bunch of distributed technologies (like Ethereum) are really neat from a technical perspective and fun to tinker with, but I don't live under any delusion that the global financial system will ever
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   by piperswe 4y ago

   Reddit was Common Lisp, not Arc (or Racket at all): https://web.archive.org/web/20060114065748/http://reddit.com... Arc was released a few years after Reddit announced their Python rewrite anyways
10. 640.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    I concur - I'm completely self taught (my special interest has been computing and software development my whole life) and the first job was the hardest. Now that I have work experience on my resume, nobody asks anything about my educat
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    What tire sizes are you buying? My CrossClimate2s were less than $1k for a set of 4
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    With Nostr, your identity isn't attached to a relay, so if one relay doesn't like you other relays will still relay your content, while still keeping your followerbase
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    I think there's important distinction here in that neither of those projects have ever been officially mentioned by Apple PR.
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    Google doesn't need residential IPs, since websites tend to treat Googlebot specially
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    Foone hasn't had a particularly good history of not being insulted for their posting style (particularly Twitter/Fediverse threads) on Hacker News
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    Found this with a little Googling: Probst, J., Zahnd, W., & Breneman, C. (2019). Declines In Pediatric Mortality Fall Short For Rural US Children. In Health Affairs (Vol. 38, Issue 12, pp. 2069–2076). Health Affairs (Project Hope). htt
17. 647.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    Found this with a little Googling: Probst, J., Zahnd, W., & Breneman, C. (2019). Declines In Pediatric Mortality Fall Short For Rural US Children. In Health Affairs (Vol. 38, Issue 12, pp. 2069–2076). Health Affairs (Project Hope). htt
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    Yes, they're able to use the copy of the key that was escrowed to their Microsoft account.
19. 649.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    I think an XP userland (hardened and with security updates) on the modern NT kernel would be a quite enjoyable experience
20. 650.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    Okay, correct me if I'm wrong: - They're homeless - Because they're mentally ill - Because they're on drugs - Because they're mentally ill - Because they're homeless
21. 651.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    Almost no _Western_ public transit system, that is. High farebox recovery rates (>100%) aren't all that uncommon in Asia.
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    According to its Wikipedia page [1], Switzerland doesn't extradite their nationals (including maia) without consent. maia might be trapped in Switzerland, but as long as it stays there the US can't get to it. [1]: https:/&#x
23. 653.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    Plex can do acoustic analysis on your library and uses that analysis for its recommendation algorithm - I find it works pretty well.
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    My 2FA is all using Yubico Authenticator, so even TOTP codes are on my Yubikey rather than my phone. I keep my backup codes in 1Password in case I lose my keychain.
25. 655.▲
    by piperswe 4y ago

    During COVID I had no trouble withdrawing $7k from my local credit union for a car purchase, it just took a minute for them to get a manager to look over the transaction
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    That would be strange, given that Passkeys are just Webauthn tokens synchronized across devices. I don't know of a single application that only supports one vendor of Webauthn token, and I don't see that changing soon.
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    If people want longer certificate lifespans, they can get their certificates elsewhere. Part of the deal with getting a free certificate is that you're supposed to set up autorenewal with ACME. If you can't or don't want to d
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    The way I read that is: Hetzner Europe is owned by Hetzner Group, a German company. Hetzner US is also owned by that German company. Hetzner Europe isn't owned by a US company, it's just a sibling to one.
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    > Indeed. With the web's model, it seems tempting to make the browser cache do the work for you by putting the language runtime at a standard URL. Sadly that wouldn't work with standard libraries that heavily use monomorphized
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    by piperswe 4y ago

    [citation needed] There's been a lot of speculation about this, but I haven't seen any damning evidence yet.