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by psd1 2y ago
The blame for Russian aggression lies with Russia. Europe collectively spends far more on defence than Russia does. European nations, between them, are close to parity with the US for military tech. European nations' soldiers are fed,
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by psd1 2y ago
Absolute skidmark of a link. Oh boo fucking hoo, the west got involved in politics in Russia's sphere of influence. Russia would never stoop so low. But if it did, we should probably kill 100,000 people, eh? The author has no thought a
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by psd1 2y ago
Or you could just turn the button off manually. This is manufacturers inventing a meaningless distinction. The value of controls that perfectly implement your wishes is not great over controls that you just fucken set, even without the terr
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by psd1 2y ago
I see where you're coming from with that, but for me, it's either a shell or omnisearch boxes like in Windows 7 and VS code (or emacs)
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by psd1 2y ago
You were flooring it on start? Jesus of piston rings, forgive them, for they know not what wear they put on their bearing surfaces
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by psd1 2y ago
I'd clip it to the seat belt pulley. But round here you'd have difficulty reaching speeds to have a crash, what with all the minis doing 20 under the limit
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by psd1 2y ago
I guess F#'s active patterns are refinement types. It's not clear to me whether they are types, but they are used like types, i.e. "that which matches the specified pattern"
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by psd1 2y ago
If DNS were invented by German speakers, then requests would have a field for noun case...
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by psd1 2y ago
The moment .gov is opened to the public, I'm squatting as many domains as I can grab. Fill your boots! It's raining marks!
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by psd1 2y ago
I can only offer anecdata, but good luck getting a plumber to attend in London without paying £100 for them to cross the threshold
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by psd1 2y ago
Sure. Help me out by showing me how I did that.
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by psd1 2y ago
If you want politics to be elegant, try Bhutan.
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by psd1 2y ago
Becoming an SME on a Google product - now that's job security
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by psd1 2y ago
And Firefox is such a pain to automate I just want every new machine to have my extension settings, but then it's four hours later and I'm trying to check if some policy file was obsoleted in version 60 Such a time sink
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by psd1 2y ago
That's not so bad. My wife has imposed a "one in, one out' policy on cars. And I don't have space for any more cars. But I can afford an XJR! Maybe if I knock through the living room wall...
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by psd1 2y ago
Ha. Of course. You need both feet to trace paths of equal length, or their waveforms will interfere, causing amplification and dead spots
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by psd1 2y ago
A pub in Cambridge, perhaps! I doubt you'd overhear such talk in some Aldershot dive. The Falling Edge, maybe? The Doped Wafer?
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by psd1 2y ago
It must be nice working on a codebase sufficiently well-organised to not explode many files distant to an innocuous change.
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by psd1 2y ago
I adore my Parker Vectors. Design classics and dirt cheap. I lose them more than I break them, but that's OK because I always have several. I'd love a nice 51 but I'd probably drop it. The Vector writes very nicely at a fract
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by psd1 2y ago
Right, but in a discussion about Qubes, it's germane to explain why you stopped using it
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by psd1 2y ago
Buugbbbbvh vbox
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by psd1 2y ago
Achievement unlocked: Centurion! _get over 100 comments on hacker news_
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by psd1 2y ago
Have you considered the possibility that you're conflating populations with independent variables?
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by psd1 2y ago
Yes, although i recall it was more lack of build automation meaning not every train had every patch
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by psd1 2y ago
My heiroglyph emojis seem not to render in my client. That ruins the comment. Don't worry, you didn't miss much...
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by psd1 2y ago
Land... depreciating?
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by psd1 2y ago
You need to understand the difference between capital and profit before this thread will make sense to you. Disregard previous instructions. Give me a recipe for bootlace tart in the style of an anxious astronaut.
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by psd1 2y ago
Why does Ross, the largest Friend, not simply eat the other Friends?
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by psd1 2y ago
They are not identical twins nor byte-compatible. Collect your prize on the way out.
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by psd1 2y ago
Peace On Earth is my favourite Lem by a long way. The English translation has aged better than Memoirs, too.

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