pxeger1

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by pxeger1 5y ago
Maybe because of some of the following?: - it's embarrassing to talk about your sex life, and maybe especially gaps in it, online? - it's naturally private and people value their privacy, particularly online? - people are so taboo
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Otherwise you couldn't drop the braces like you currently can when passing hashes to functions. x, y = 1, 2 puts x: x, y: y # ==> {:x=>1, :y=>2} puts x:, y: # ==> {:x=>1, :y=>2} puts x, y
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Well fq too!
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by pxeger1 5y ago
I switched from using real IDEs to good old fashioned terminal wizardry precisely because I was working on big projects and my IDE was just getting too slow at that scale
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Honestly (as a native speaker) I find the mistakes of native speakers like you describe much more jarring. When I read "to" instead of "too" my brain gets stuck because I "heard" the wrong length of vowel. When
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Unlike Google, who are consistently great? I don't think so.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
nich é ?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
If you're diehard enough, you can restrict network access yourself with Linux's various native tools for that
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by pxeger1 5y ago
> [0] There are dozens of tools on my list for this, mostly around application and container management. Could you share that list? I've had precisely the opposite problem with container management - whenever I have to use Windows,
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Fredrik Lundh (also known as Effbot) has died(mail.python.org)
25 points by pxeger1 5y ago|2 comments
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Surely this would be illegal under the GDPR. Couldn't you just request a full data dump, and they'd have to provide it to you? (Deleting it seems like it shouldn't excuse not providing it. If Google just deleted all my data w
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by pxeger1 5y ago
What's with the emoji vomit in the README?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Awesome, I asked for this on Twitter recently and now we've got it! edit: this is only for dedicated servers, not VPS's :(
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by pxeger1 5y ago
What's wrong with the drag-to-seek? Also, there's a Custom link at the top-right of the playback speed popup where you can change it in increments of 0.05
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Off-topic, but: > The couple, who is Black Anyone else find this grammar jarring? I think it's probably technically correct, because it's one couple, but "The couple, who are Black" would read much better. Or just rew
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by pxeger1 5y ago
This looks like a pretty rubbish blogspam regurgitation of the original SE answer.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Assembler has basically no abstractions on top of machine code; just a human-readable syntax. So there would be no difference.
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by pxeger1 5y ago
But if it goes public, surely it will no longer be a wholly owned subsidiary of the Raspberry Pi Foundation?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
What's your experience with Tailscale? Have you compared it to alternatives (ZeroTier, Nebula, OpenVPN...)?
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by pxeger1 5y ago
YouTube's video player (almost the entire rest of the site is beyond crap, don't get me wrong! I'm just talking about the watching experience) (assuming you have an ad-blocker, which you obviously should). Plenty of other vid
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Shitty blogspam article that just copies the original video by Technology Connections
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by pxeger1 5y ago
In fact, it's a t.co link that redirects to a bit.ly link that redirects to the actual site!
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by pxeger1 5y ago
Only the kind of person to use HackerNews would be interested in a museum of plugs and sockets... hahahaha
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by pxeger1 5y ago
IMO the clearest advantage is that you can have multiple parallel instances of the same application but different services with no crosstalk. Basically the same as the disadvantages of using global variables to store state.