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by rascul 3y ago
Not sure how things are there but in my experience in different parts of the country the tenant is generally responsible for the utilities.
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by rascul 3y ago
> Perhaps you are thinking of other kinds/levels of alerts? No, I'm thinking of all levels. > Was there ever a Presidential Alert before that test? I can recall two presidential alerts, both tests. This affirms my point abou
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by rascul 3y ago
I turned them off. Can't remember how. You might be able to.
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by rascul 3y ago
They've never given me any information that's relevant or useful and they're annoying. And apparently not overly difficult to spoof.
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by rascul 3y ago
Without rooting or using custom roms. Current phone is stock Oneplus 6T with all alerts disabled. I got none yesterday. Edit: At first I incorrectly mentioned 7T. 6T is my current phone. I should probably do something about that eventually
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by rascul 3y ago
I've turned them off on every android phone I've had. I can't ever remember how though so I have to dig around every time.
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by rascul 3y ago
> that buzzed every phone and radio in the entire United States Unless you turned that crap off.
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by rascul 3y ago
Do you have some examples of that code that isn't all that old but will fail to compile on the latest rustc?
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by rascul 3y ago
LXC ships with a template that can import OCI containers.
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by rascul 3y ago
> `<container-engine> pull app` Is quite doable with lxc. An application container can be built and shared. It doesn't appear to be typically done, though.
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by rascul 3y ago
I'm in rural Mississippi and around this area we have people of all shapes, sizes, and colors. We get along quite well. I don't know where this racist part of the state is. It's not the 1950s anymore.
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by rascul 3y ago
> > I don't love that I also have a 3% tax going to VISA/Mastercard/Amex/... > You don’t. The merchant you are buying from is choosing to pay 3% for credit card payments because they believe incentivizing people
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by rascul 3y ago
Are clean pillows provided or is it a bring your own kind of deal?
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by rascul 3y ago
> Quick scripts! Time to rewrite my shell scripts in rust. I'm mostly joking but there might be a couple cases where that makes sense for me...
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by rascul 3y ago
> The Internet Archive are AFAIK not generally considered liable in any sort of infringement. Wasn't there a case earlier this year that found the Internet Archive liable for copyright infringement?
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by rascul 3y ago
I have a 655MB file with 1.5 million lines of lorem ipsum. I timed a cat in several terminal emulators. For this simple test, gnome-terminal beat xterm a little bit but wasn't anywhere close to the rest: foot 0m9.410s
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by rascul 3y ago
Not 1000HP, but Nascar several years back was running something near 800HP, and at a couple tracks (Daytona and Talladega) they were wide open the whole way around if they were in front. Those races last several hours, with some number of s
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by rascul 3y ago
> I'd be overjoyed to rent 450 sqft of land with a 5 minute walk to downtown NYC or Seattle. Especially if it came with water, 30/50A electricity, Internet access, restrooms, showers, and laundry. Day-use dockage, grills, picni
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by rascul 3y ago
Greg Kroah-Hartman (the kernel developer/maintainer) in 2019 gave a presentation about some of the issues with CVEs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeeoTE9jLjM https://github.com/gregkh/presentati
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by rascul 3y ago
SNAP is proportional with strings attached. Your household must meet certain requirements and the amount you get is based off certain things, up to a maximum.
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Linux gives up on 6-year LTS kernels, says they’re too much work(arstechnica.com)
274 points by rascul 3y ago|244 comments
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by rascul 3y ago
Calif. is one way to abbreviate California.
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by rascul 3y ago
Not sure if it's still the case but there was a time when I would browse aftermarket performance car parts and a number of them could not be sold in California. I suspect there will be some products that won't be available in Cali
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by rascul 3y ago
All that, plus I can bag things properly, and I don't have to talk to people. And it seems lately that much of the times I do go to an employee operated checkout, the employee doesn't really go any faster than I do anyway.
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by rascul 3y ago
If self checkouts didn't exist then prices would be higher to pay for more labor. You get the discount without realizing it. Theoretically, anyway.
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by rascul 3y ago
They're completely voluntary. You can just keep on walking.
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by rascul 3y ago
> If you can't get at least 50% voter turnout in your district, the election is forfeit, and we hold another one in two weeks. What if you don't get 50% in two weeks? Or ever?
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by rascul 3y ago
For unix domain sockets on Linux the max is 108 including a null terminator. https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/unix.7.html https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/367008/why
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by rascul 3y ago
The git repo has some more activity. https://github.com/tLDP/LDP There is still a lot of old information though, that doesn't necessarily apply the same way today. It would be nice to see more activity updating st
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by rascul 3y ago
TOML is much simpler in general but it does have its warts. It's basically just key = "value" pairs in [sections] for the simple stuff.

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