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4y ago
It seems like things have picked up recently in Austin, but yeah it's taking forever. Maybe Google remembered this still exists?
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4y ago
Axum isn't returning anything, IntoResponse outputs to HTTP. The error type in a handler is Infallible.
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4y ago
The power went out because there was a major snow storm across the south, which doesn't happen often. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_13–17,_2021_North_Ame... It affected more than just Texas lol
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4y ago
That is what Gin does.
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4y ago
The mainboard is really great. I’m reminded of the i9 NUC “compute element” and I’m disappointed Intel hasn’t really done anything more innovative in these kinds of form factors. Seems like they could easily standardize a swappable module l
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4y ago
This is one of the worst, inane, repetitive, boring, dumbest bots I have ever experienced. It literally wouldn’t talk about anything but pizza and tacos. Just terrible.
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4y ago
How do you even mitigate sim swapping attacks? I’m getting super paranoid from all the recent news but it seems like you literally can’t do anything about it because the phone companies are so shitty lol
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4y ago
You have to wonder why they didn't just jack into their local instance of the Matrix to eat lunch, while the goop goes in through a food tube or whatever.
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4y ago
You can also use UTM which is a GUI for qemu with HVF turned on already. Pretty useful, I've run everything from Windows 11 to Snow Leopard in it. https://mac.getutm.app
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4y ago
Options trading in particular is really addicting, like gambling. I’ve had periods where I was completely sucked in, looking at charts and news all day. I will admit I’ve had thoughts in the past of “I should just quit my job and do this” w
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4y ago
Doonesbury was never funny.
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4y ago
The Studio actually has removable NAND cards though, like the Mac Pro.
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4y ago
Didn’t even get a “Our fantastic journey has come to an end” blog. Sad!
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4y ago
I think this is because launchd+getty and systemd+agetty are doing something similar in those circumstances? They're both opening pseudo-terminals with the login command. That is to say, opening Terminal.app connects to a 'network
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4y ago
Oh no don't worry they weren't missed. Now I have to spend late Friday logged into Zoom while people awkwardly drink alcohol and talk about their dogs.
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4y ago
AIX has a registry-like database for configuration called ODM that is like you’re describing.
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4y ago
If you ever watch a play-through it just keeps getting worse. People always talk about the rings but thats barely scratching the surface of the shitty, broken depths.
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4y ago
Corporations need to eat too!
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4y ago
Yeah no kidding, when I had a tree planted in my front yard they had to use jackhammers to make the hole deep enough. I had no idea.
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4y ago
IIRC it seems impractical because it was intended for nuclear weapons research or something like that. It's a military boondoggle.
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4y ago
The title seems misleading because the boobs aren’t getting bigger, the cover composition has just changed to feature then more prominently? “Modern day covers feature busts that consume more than triple the cover space”
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4y ago
My Dad's work computer had OS/2 Warp on it, and I honestly just thought it was some kind of weird 'business' version of Windows. They only used it to run Windows programs as well, very strange lol
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4y ago
Most commuter rail in the US fits that bill, doesn’t it? Amtrak, Septa etc
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4y ago
The peaks in popularity are super interesting because they line up exactly with my parents owning a manufactured home. They bought one as newlyweds in the 70s, and then a double-wide in the 90s. These were both on acre sized lots. We lived
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4y ago
They weren’t “legal tender”
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4y ago
God yes, I've seen so many split-brain issues with Rabbit and ActiveMQ (what a baffling pile of crap) over the years. At least you can tell Kafka to block producers if replicas aren't clean.
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4y ago
I'd like to add to the rest of the discussions: you can get a JD from a law school and still end up not being able to practice law if you fail the Bar. Yes, you need a JD to take the Bar exam in most places, but the 'credential&#x
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4y ago
I don’t have a strong opinion personally, but my wife is a lawyer and I remember her cramming all the BARBRI material in the weeks before her Bar exam. She said she basically could have skipped law school and done just that stuff (and saved
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4y ago
No one would buy an ICE truck that can only tow something 100 miles.
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4y ago
Costco degrees have pretty broad acceptance though.
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