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by rascul 2y ago
wordexp() might be interesting. https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9799919799/functions/w...
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by rascul 2y ago
> * If you use colors, make them legible regardless of what the default background and foreground colors are, and regardless of the terminal's color map. This is kind of impossible. One can potentially provide for customized colors,
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by rascul 2y ago
Some might be. Don't put them all together, though.
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by rascul 2y ago
Local Motors already did this a decade ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strati_(automobile)
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by rascul 2y ago
> Many people would immediately switch to a browser with 1) reliable Youtube ad blocking, 2) no cookie modals, and possibly 3) no other "distractors", like subscription pop-ups or "related articles" widgets. Based on
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by rascul 2y ago
They clicked an ad. What did they do that's illegal?
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by rascul 2y ago
Maybe there is https://www.livescience.com/63525-penguin-mummies-antarctica...
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by rascul 2y ago
The Internet got to be for many before it was filled with ads.
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by rascul 2y ago
Those numbers are much less than you said. Not sure if I would call all of those moderately priced areas, either. Some of those at least are the most expensive in the country.
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by rascul 2y ago
Ok?
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by rascul 2y ago
If you can tap into a six figure sum of money then you're not living paycheck to paycheck.
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by rascul 2y ago
> Apartment in a moderate-cost area is about $70,000-$100,000/year. No way that's correct.
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by rascul 2y ago
It's not always about making financial sense, though. And if you stay there after it's paid off, I suspect the calculations look different.
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by rascul 2y ago
> So you basically never have to worry about lifetimes or memory management or the borrow checker? Because that would be a prerequisite for it to be as productive as Python. To be more productive than Python? I almost never have to worry
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by rascul 2y ago
Rust structs are in some ways similar to C++ classes. You can combine data and methods together with them without worrying about things like function pointers.
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by rascul 2y ago
Interestingly enough, many MUDs don't actually explicitly support the telnet protocol (but some do). It just so happens that a telnet client would generally work, even if it wasn't the most suitable.
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by rascul 2y ago
It was indeed quite the success, but there were a number of MUDs in the 90s and 00s that would hit 100+ regularly. The MUD I mostly played at that time (WoTMUD) was hitting 200+ regularly for awhile.
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by rascul 2y ago
I knew a little C, but I learned about sockets and files (and later databases) and various other things but hacking on DikuMUD, CircleMUD, and SocketMUD, and later writing my own MUDs.
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by rascul 2y ago
There were lots of complaints about the COVID stuff from the people. I noticed very little on the mainstream news, though.
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by rascul 2y ago
Terrorists
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Attack of the Repo Men(acme.com)
2 points by rascul 2y ago|0 comments
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by rascul 2y ago
Happened to the thttpd author some time back. https://www.acme.com/software/thttpd/repo.html
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by rascul 2y ago
https://tall.life/
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Motorsport.com and Autosport.com have removed all of their classic photo content(old.reddit.com)
2 points by rascul 2y ago|0 comments
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by rascul 2y ago
> The article is mostly focused on race tracks, and especially drag racing. But to me "hot rodding" explicitly means street racing. Hot rodding about fast cars. Racing doesn't need to come into the picture at all to have a
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by rascul 2y ago
> LED bulbs aren't lasting any longer than incandescent bulbs used to They tend to last a lot longer for me.
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by rascul 2y ago
Turkey is good. I eat it throughout the year.
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by rascul 2y ago
AT&T took gov money to lay fiber years ago and never lit it up. Centurylink will only offer me 6Mbps DSL. A few years ago my electric coop spun up a for profit ISP and ran fiber to all their customers and provides reliable service and d
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by rascul 2y ago
My guess is all of them.
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by rascul 2y ago
Says "Kentucky Fried Chicken" on the web site though. https://www.kfc.com/

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