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by rascul 2y ago
I'm in a rural area with water provided by a private organization. Any issue is generally resolved within an hour or two.
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by rascul 2y ago
You could get mixed up here because find is recursive by default and basename won't show that files might be in different subdirectories.
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by rascul 2y ago
One alternative: for name in subdir/*; do basename "$name"; done
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by rascul 2y ago
> What if America decided to import a lot of Canadian lumber? Isn't that already happening?
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by rascul 2y ago
> Isn't that path and the behavior of the binary defined by POSIX though? I thought it's as stable as you can get. I don't see anything about the path being defined. Certainly possible I missed it, though. I'm not abl
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by rascul 2y ago
Tab complete should still work if ~/bin is in $PATH.
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by rascul 2y ago
Or if you don't want to use shebangs as mentioned.
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by rascul 2y ago
> Firstly, Linux seems to have no concept of "associated program", so you can never "just" call .py file, and let the shell to know to use python to execute it. Sure, you can chmod +x to the script, but then you have
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by rascul 2y ago
In theory, those ssh private keys are password protected. In practice, maybe not.
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by rascul 2y ago
I've seen a wheel or sudo group often enough to think it's common.
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by rascul 2y ago
I can't recall any grocery stores where the vegetable section is smaller than the candy and crisps section. Certainly not the ones I've frequently shopped at over the years. But maybe I also have a different definition of "gr
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by rascul 2y ago
I did not. Not being able to keep up could be me or them. Not being able to hear me well is likely because of background noise. Barely paying attention could be because of a lot going on around them. Wild that you only read it one way. I us
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by rascul 2y ago
Interesting. In the USA McDonald's has been made to order for decades now in general.
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by rascul 2y ago
At the McDonald's local to me, I use the kiosk because it's quicker and I don't have to repeat myself 12 times because the person at the counter can't keep up or is having trouble hearing me or is barely paying attention
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by rascul 2y ago
I've found some places require an ID scan to sell alcohol. No exceptions even if you're obviously 65 years old.
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by rascul 2y ago
Kinda interested now to see if I can get a tour of the facility that does my water.
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by rascul 2y ago
That's not necessarily true. Plumbers sometimes own plumbing businesses that employ other plumbers.
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by rascul 2y ago
What issues have you experienced due to the merging of those directories?
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by rascul 2y ago
ISOs make little sense over a regular disk or filesystem image for just about every use case except burning to optical media, a use case I understand to be quite rare (but not completely gone) nowadays. I know nothing about Ventoy, though.
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by rascul 2y ago
The Ascent MKE is a mass timber example completed in 2022. From Wikipedia: > The 284-foot (87 meter), 25-story high-rise is the world's tallest mass timber structure, edging out Norway's Mjøstårnet. It features 259 luxury apart
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Dolbear's Law(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rascul 2y ago
> Another unexpected solvent I found was when I was a teenager working on a gasoline engine. Don't pour gasoline in a styrofoam cup. The gas went right through the cup, like it wasn't even there. Ate a hole anywhere it touched.
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by rascul 2y ago
I work at a farm part time, there's three big air tanks filled by an air pump that is driven with a belt to a small gasoline engine. Those three tanks of air are used for the air operated diaphragm pump to supply water throughout the f
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by rascul 2y ago
Discussion about the topic here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40578414
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by rascul 2y ago
I've only heard of this crazy stuff with weeks of unpaid interviews and tests for programming jobs. Is this common in any other fields?
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by rascul 2y ago
> Would be nice to see a browser option that is not 20+ years old. Chrome is less than 20 years old.
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by rascul 2y ago
According to this, a significant area around the front of my house is quite shaded. In reality, it's in full sun. It also doesn't show my backyard being mostly shaded.
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by rascul 2y ago
The animals on the farm I work at sometimes know a storm is coming and will find cover. My dogs know a storm is coming and want to play in it.
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by rascul 2y ago
> • It's not a real security concern if you're on a private network. I'm not convinced that private networks should be assumed secure by default.
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by rascul 2y ago
The argument I've heard against not having HTTP at all is that potentially someone might be able to run something malicious on port 80 for that address that the admin is not aware of. People can make up their own minds if that's a

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