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by predictabl3 3y ago
The KS State AG is Kris Kobach. There's a less than zero chance of accountability coming at his hand. This is the dipshit that the court had to sanction and basically say "you need to go back to law school 101" and forced him
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by predictabl3 3y ago
That's not remotely enough. 1. I want an explanation of how the Judge signed off on a search warrant against a journalistic outfit, in violation of Federal Law. 2. I want an explanation of the ethics violations at play. The Judge who s
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by predictabl3 3y ago
My understanding is that basically all clients were scaling to the next highest integer factor, and then rescaling back to the fractional size. With this, and support in the toolkits, it should be possible to be more efficient and have more
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Or you could work 6 years, live within your means and semi-retire for... oh apparently 6 years, and if you can invest worth half a penny and avoid the American consumerism treadmill... A helluva lot longer. Get out while you can, indeed.
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Simple, straight forward, privacy friendly, crypto payments, support was about 5x faster with Njalla than Gandi. It's more expensive but I don't care. It's pennies a day difference and it's critical infra, not something
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by predictabl3 3y ago
There's a lot of user hostile moderation practices that occur on this site, manual and automatic. They're not often, or really at all, discussed. Some of them don't work well, and haven't for as long as they've exis
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by predictabl3 3y ago
The closest I've come to slipping back into clinical depression is when I moved home for a few months to KS where the weather is brutalizing and on top of it, they live in the "country" where civilization is 20 minutes away.
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by predictabl3 3y ago
If Discord.io was using OAuth then this would largely be a non-issue as those tokens could be invalidated or revoked, by Discord, trivially. And they wouldn't have any password data, hashed or otherwise. Granted, I don't use disco
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Fun fact, she wasn't even elected. My understanding is that she was an appointee to an open seat.
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by predictabl3 3y ago
I am stunned at how this keeps getting more appalling. The judge signing a search warrant without a probable cause affidavit, the judge issuing a search warrant against the press violating federal law, the connections between the court and
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by predictabl3 3y ago
And yet, it's not the first or last project to choose to build a base SDK in Rust and provide bindings on top. And an effort being taken by a company quickly trying to iterate, build a polished product, and bring revenue in on the edge
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Yes, it's a conspiracy called "unchecked late-stage capitalism", and "feckless anti-monopoly policies". You don't need much of a conspiracy when virtually every industry, everywhere has gone through significa
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by predictabl3 3y ago
I'm just wondering how many of the Firefox/Linux devs actually test on, or use, Wayland. (Based on how often it seems to regress on Nightly)
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Except that niv doesn't ensure pure evaluation, and thus a number of non-flakes, niv-friendly projects are unusable with flakes, and are often difficult to work with otherwise due to their impurities. It also can't do transient ov
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by predictabl3 3y ago
> Flakes have no concept of cross compilation and makes this use case extremely tedious to use. I don't agree at all. I use flakes with cross compilation literally all of the time. Having a concept of "cross-compilation" a
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by predictabl3 3y ago
>You need to remember to stage changes whenever you do Ctrl+S in your editor before rebuilding This is decidely not quite true. You must have the file visible to Git. Flakes still just uses the files, as long as they're tracked by g
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Yeah because people can use their brains? Just because Trump was in bed with his Justice Dept doesn't mean Biden is. I haven't seen a SINGLE shred of evidence that Biden has even so much as thought about Merrick during the last 3
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by predictabl3 3y ago
They don't care. They undoubtedly know this and knowingly just lie about it. There's no point in typing that stuff out. Of course, then I fell for it to. Politics here is bad enough but when people repost the lowest effort, lowest
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Life is not a movie. These things happen all of the time without some Hollywood feell good ending. You dont get to just go "oh good old journalism will just fix this". Did you even read it? They can't publish? They were decim
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Take a look at Matrix and what the ecosystem is doing. The entire ecosystem is rebasing on the Rust SDK and bindings to it. It's a massive reduction in duplication of effort, and means there's fewer bugs with interoping clients be
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by predictabl3 3y ago
You more or less described IPFS. Of course, IPFS grinds my gears because despite oodles of money and time, they still don't have a cohesive ecosystem SDK, haven't rebased on a Rust base, just squandering attention in the space, im
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Yeah, sorry, you're just describing your own moral/social code. It's honorable and I happen to generally agree with your view of how folks should interact. (I also know it costs nothing for people to call for me to be killed
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Does freedom of speech cover shouting "free speech" in a crowded internet forum and then running for cover?
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by predictabl3 3y ago
What an absolute shame. I hope EMS can start finishing some irons in the fire and focus on true polish. I still have serious issues adding a new client (device verification issues). I personally have encountered some of these bridge issues,
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by predictabl3 3y ago
> When I started taking Escitalopram, I stopped being depressed. Ooh, anecdotes, and ignoring your own quoted text, I can do that too! When I started taking it, I became numb, lost my sex drive, and basically exacerbated my underlying an
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by predictabl3 3y ago
That's basically the biggest thing I'm missing. I think there's still a few FD redirection tricks that I use occasionally in zsh that are also missing (and are hard to hack in due to lack of job control).
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by predictabl3 3y ago
It would undermine the single implicit response and rallying crying used by a bunch of (certain people) right now, so, there's a bit of fingers-in-ears going in.
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Couldn't agree more and at this point, virtually every new mainstay tool I adopt is written in Zig or Rust and I can't see myself migrating to a shell written in C/C++. Especially when something like nushell so elegantly avoi
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by predictabl3 3y ago
Wow, every time I check in on it it feels like its 10x the product it was the 4-6 months prior. Impressive!
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by predictabl3 3y ago
> significant part of the value proposition of Tailscale is their very well designed web UI which makes managing their Wireguard based networks very user friendly. I think this is an opinion. I don't use the tags/rules, and I l

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