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qup
2y ago
If I could make my eMachine run Linux, this thing would have been a breeze!
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2y ago
Sometimes, as with most things
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2y ago
If I offer an opt-out option for my doxxing website, it'll be fine?
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2y ago
Why don't lawyers just do this stuff? Then minor legal threats are not a concern. Alternatively, why don't we become lawyers, too?
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2y ago
Saw it in theaters as a kid. It was one of the best movie experiences of my life.
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2y ago
My local place is swarming with them, just not at the registers.
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2y ago
Nice website, nice article, kudos.
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2y ago
I know how to exit vim
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2y ago
Maybe the assistant can look in the repo and compute that, just sayin'
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2y ago
Can't they be adapted to fill a niche with little or no competition, which the invasive outcompetes them for? Based on your comment, I think you're in my region (Ozarks). Hi! My best choice was some fig trees. No pressure except f
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2y ago
I use the notes. It's nothing special, just a text box. I can write them on my PC and easily edit them on my phone, without any system to maintain for that. One annoyance is that editing notes doesn't auto-save. I've lost som
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2y ago
I'm the old one. I used to spend days on the couch with a pigtail cord running into the kitchen. I still have a land line, too.
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2y ago
(Plain Old Telephone Service) I don't think this is a common acronym, so most of us will be looking it up.
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2y ago
Sounds like they were shelled
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2y ago
Okay, but have you been around a goat? Hold a bucket of grain and they will have the incredible urgent desire to communicate with you.
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2y ago
> CIEL's REPL is more user friendly than the default SBCL one. In particular: > ... > * it has a shell pass-through: try !ls (available in the ciel-user package) It was specifically mentioned as a reason why CIEL is better. Bu
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2y ago
Can you easily compile a binary? (I assume you just use standard CL methods?) > [CIEL custom REPL ] has a shell pass-through: try !ls (available in the ciel-user package) That's a kickass feature.
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2y ago
I can see the value immediately. That's hands-down the best fizzbuzz I've ever read.
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2y ago
Kids in the car?
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2y ago
C-Space here
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2y ago
Yes. https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1ahkgc/i_am_weev_i_ma...
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2y ago
It's bulletproof if you can shoot it and the bullet doesn't pass through. You don't get to invent new definitions IMO
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2y ago
What article
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2y ago
> I think I should be able to hold them accountable for that You should? Or the owners of the copyrighted code should?
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2y ago
Which operators? The ones running it, or the ones asking it to do troublesome things?
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2y ago
So you are abandoning your previous position of "my friend would have told me, good or bad, if these existed," right?
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2y ago
APIs can be hosted locally. In fact, I think most of them are.
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2y ago
People want this, but you probably won't reach most of them because discovery is a hard problem. That's okay, build it anyway. Put your ego down and finish it. Set goals about completion of the project, not receiving accolades and
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2y ago
I'm not sure why you think that's a good metric. I googled it and the first result was an official help page about the cluster that says it'll show the diagnostic codes. https://www.polaris.com/en-us/off-
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2y ago
Musk's team tried a new legal strategy and the judge didn't like it. The author really hates Musk.
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