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by ptsneves 5y ago
Those are probably the reasons why they target industrial users.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
The point of the article is that no phase change happens, meaning water remains liquid, and so different ice types do not matter.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Regarding the water acting as a sponge of energy, that phenomenon is reversed compared to the pressure cooker, but the analogy should not be taken further. When comparing with isobaric(constant pressure) freezing the paper mentions that it
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by ptsneves 5y ago
No updates, specially to the browser. That means an old version of chrome that most sites refuse to run with. It is just useless.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
It is also completely unrelated to a programing language, so the commenter's grievance seems founded.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Between Detroit and Bratislava there is not doubt about where I would live. Bratislava is a very beautiful city. Detroit from what I heard has vast swaths of urban area completely abandoned or squatted. I would be surprised if Bratislava al
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by ptsneves 5y ago
None, all the other hypothesis are second order effects. Weak genes are genes that do not reproduce.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
With the understanding that somebody had complex logic in the equivalent of a signal handler in linux, then i am not sure this bug is so fantastic after all. I have signal handlers so high on my danger zone that i do not recall ever coding
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by ptsneves 5y ago
I come from Linux land so some of the details flew over my head. With that said, is there not a valgrind equivalent for Windows? The sentinel thing seems to a default functionality to the valgrind virtual machine. I would expect that the in
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Infinite loops on crashing systemd units(cenains.blog)
1 points by ptsneves 5y ago|0 comments
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Yes if they can charge a premium, and keep product loyalty. Given they are targeting fleet reliability and up-time i can see it happening.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
What would be the legality of this, given mere possession is illegal in many jurisdictions? The only way i see this positively, is as a kind of methadone for pedophiles, where they can wean their habits without further harming more children
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Indeed, the only difference is that you might be using less optimal system calls, but there is no reason to be blocked and not target ancient kernels. I linked to 2.6 this year and everything ran fine.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
execve does not do the same as system at all, as per manual > execve() executes the program referred to by pathname. This causes the program that is currently being run by the calling process to be replaced with a new prog
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by ptsneves 5y ago
> which means that it's tricky for such a program to be able to safely use system() without allowing for a security hole of using the privileged program to run another arbitrary program as root. Not entirely and this is what the pos
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Maybe it could be more explicit but the reasoning comes from the sudoers manual page[1]: > By default, the env_reset flag is enabled. This causes commands to be executed with a new, minimal environment. On AIX (and Linux systems withou
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Sudo in system()(cenains.blog)
17 points by ptsneves 5y ago|11 comments
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Then the screening process just worked, and in a very efficient way! Theoretically, the question could even happen before the interview. Instead of wasting time with somebody floundering tests and offering excuses, or even have a cringe sit
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Systemd falls back to Google ntp servers(cenains.blog)
2 points by ptsneves 5y ago|0 comments
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Written everywhere in otomoto. Lol never understood what that pesky caveat was there for.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Very shallow article. Tl;dr: none. I would say that the mythical man month concept has stayed and still is talked about today even though the book itself is also hopelessly outdated except maybe in IBM style enterprise software.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
At first I thought it was the only way that they could even represent such a fraction of Germany's gdp. It seems not. A combination of ability to have profit from purely national resources and the miracle of intelectual property fees.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Liked a lot. The physics of the device is laughable but the possibilities explored are really cool. Sometimes when I want some thoughts to linger on while falling asleep, I reconstruct one of the places and imagine what would it be like to
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by ptsneves 5y ago
The brutal past exists in Europe as well. Portugal had a colonial war up to 1974 with records of mass executions in Africa. Franco's Spain had it's own dark history with mass graves still being uncovered. Franco' regime ended
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by ptsneves 5y ago
The article title explicitly calls out South Korea. The country is also recognized as sovereign nation by more than 188 countries, having a seat in the United Nations as well. Territorial disputes are common even in Europe, as well as devel
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by ptsneves 5y ago
No. Major population growth has been happening since the times of the new world migration. The only major time i can think of where there were major depopulation events are in the times of the Fertile Crescent civilizations and perhaps in A
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Because not fighting for your intellectual property has legal value, and even more PR value. Given the /s i am not sure this was not a joke.
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by ptsneves 5y ago
I am not a Pole, but live in Poland. Umowa o dzielo is quite pervasive but this is not a problem specific to Poland. Portugal, my home country has the same problems just the thing is a different name. The translation would be contractor. As
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Not only in the US, Europe is the same(Portugal and Spain at least). It is absolutely ridiculous to expect life critical care from people who are working those hours. No other critical profession would even dare having those hours(pilots, d
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by ptsneves 5y ago
Exactly. What they were doing was not legal and an audit ruled so. But yeah, ends justify the means

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