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by ramses0 2y ago
Plus none of this "advanced" garbage is handling quoting properly. ShellCheck would light it up like Christmas.
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by ramses0 2y ago
Tamagotchi is the best metaphor. Take a look at this old school BBS game "The Pit" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iK69uCBtI18 Could you do a janky version of "Street Fighter" where your dude (and ass
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by ramses0 2y ago
[citation needed]
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by ramses0 2y ago
Hi Rusty! :-)
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by ramses0 2y ago
Clipped bicycle pedals give you opportunities for pulling and IMHO semi-qualify as "bodyweight fitness". It does require a bicycle (and shoes/straps), but a bike isn't usually considered gym equipment, and it's heav
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by ramses0 2y ago
LoL, I think aviation traceability goes down to which licensed individual installed each screw down to the date, time, hour, and minute. Further traceability goes back into the parts inventory, where I'm not sure of the commingling req
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by ramses0 2y ago
Blokus Duo
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by ramses0 2y ago
I had forgotten completely about KDE + KIO Slaves. I've been on the lookout for a filesytem browser (eg: fuse/ssh-fs-ish, ratarmount, even this monstrosity: https://github.com/zevweiss/booze ), but had forgo
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by ramses0 2y ago
This project is great, but I'm by far not a poker nerd and seems like the answer would be something like "print out a few tables of common options / player-counts, and just pick the closest". Something like a dive-table
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by ramses0 2y ago
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01NAJ3KQB ...probably at least 10-25 hours playback on a single battery, which means 8 batteries gives you 80 hours of listening (2 weeks). For that space though, you could scavenge a solar g
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by ramses0 2y ago
Speaking of "Bad CGI", the making of the HBO Intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=agS6ZXBrcng
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by ramses0 2y ago
Wait wait... I've ignored everything political as much as I can, but don't tell me we're getting sold out on some $3B valuation of an unpopular Mastodon Instance? It never crossed my mind to consider the "tech stack&quot
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by ramses0 2y ago
So many things are "Typed" but don't appear to be. 3PM (time zone). "Hello" (UTF-8/ASCII). 38.8977,77.0365 (WGS84). It's effectively the "NASA Mars Metric" mistake all over the place: https:&
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by ramses0 2y ago
The genius move I heard of was to throw a few 5-gal jugs of water up in your attic (!!!). It's relatively shelf-stable, standardized size, and "in case of emergency" you can even use it as a gravity-flowed spout to fill smal
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by ramses0 2y ago
Clever w.r.t. "job control as task-switcher". The absurdity of that statement being clever kindof stares you in the face a bit, huh? Don't forget ^T for SIGINFO: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_(IP
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by ramses0 2y ago
ratarmount for tar files.
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by ramses0 2y ago
systemctl does not have the Unix nature.
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by ramses0 2y ago
...but, but... bow-wielding club of vigilante women, you say? ;-)
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by ramses0 2y ago
Lost would like to have a word. I rented the 6-season DVD set to watch while recovering from an injury and the ONLY good thing about that show was that the first time through you had to wait a week between episodes. Watching without the cli
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by ramses0 3y ago
I've actually used this as an interview question for several years (and has been my first/only "interview-GPT" question), as it's a problem I ran into at work, can be solved by someone new to programming, and has lo
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by ramses0 3y ago
I miss a bit some of the old `xxx2yyy` programs. It's tempting to consider: FILE.csv.html.pdf.zip ...`csv2html | html2pdf | pdf2zip`, and vice-versa... how possible is it to make the pipeline reversible, eg: `zip2pdf | pdf2h
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by ramses0 3y ago
I'll my $0.02: when possible, assume/emit "arrays of records". eg: `ls ...` should be an an array of homogenous entities (objects) with usually simple key=>value relationships. Slight variations such as "field co
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by ramses0 3y ago
"betwixt" => twix => tvix (kindof like tuh-veeex run together) ...as the candy bar etymology in their logo implies.
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by ramses0 3y ago
A few other memories: The Netscape 4 "missing closing table tag of doom" whereby omitting a closing table tag would cause the whole document not to render. https://www.webmasterworld.com/css/234.htm Especiall
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by ramses0 3y ago
http://www.robertames.com/blog.cgi/entries/future-of-public-...
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by ramses0 3y ago
The real answer is "wings clipped to tubes". Load the cheap tube at your leisure, drag it by semi under the waiting "wing". Clip, clip, vroom... There was a great concept video of a train/bus station that did someth
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by ramses0 3y ago
Whoops: WebDAV: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39417503 SeaweedFS supports WebDAV. https://github.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs/wiki/WebDAV I'm not able to find if both/restic suppo
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by ramses0 3y ago
I've heard that SMB-fs is "better" than FUSE. More cross-platform, can also be implemented in user-space, and less likely to get jammed up/deadlocked by slow network calls inside the kernel.
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by ramses0 3y ago
"Change Adoption Curve" - search for some images. I talked with a few infra-ish people at Facebook once upon a time, and they described effectively a "Service Assassination Team". ImageResizer1.0, ImageResizer9000, they
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by ramses0 3y ago
The "payload" was devious in that it basically said: if $ssh_key && $payload.sig && $host.sig Can't (easily) be replayed with a network capture against a different host or with a different payload, and can&#x2

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