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rascul
3y ago
> It has only enough functionality to provide text matching and substitution. Gawk at least can do a lot more than that. Reading and writing files, network communications, and run arbitrary shell commands, for example. It's certainl
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Netdata
(github.com)
1 points
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3y ago
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rascul
3y ago
A swamp cooler might be helpful. They can also be cheap and simple to make.
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rascul
3y ago
I was curious about a couple numbers. Looks like symbolicator has about 20k lines of rust code and 517 crates it depends on (directly and indirectly).
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3y ago
I don't miss the ads. Every time I listen to the radio it seems like there's 10 minutes of ads for 5 minutes of music. I know that's not actually the case but it doesn't usually take me long to find something else that d
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rascul
3y ago
> > The court found that none of FOX’s statements about Dominion were true and held that the statements were defamatory per se. The court didn't find that, though. It was settled before opening statements. https://en.w
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3y ago
Settled before the court had a chance to figure it out.
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rascul
3y ago
> A basement is a line item that can be added or deleted at will. If you already need a deep foundation and basements are common enough in the area so people know how to do them well, maybe. For other areas, it's a significant expen
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3y ago
> Modern building construction, at least in North America, is based around the “balloon framing” idea that the walls support subsequent floors and the roof, maybe with a load bearing wall in the middle somewhere. I think you're gett
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rascul
3y ago
I carry my cash in a pocket on my pants. It doesn't get ruined.
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rascul
3y ago
> 1: fun fact, Apache ran 50% of websites in 2009, by 2022 this share fell below 25%. Apache isn't far behind nginx currently. https://www.netcraft.com/blog/july-2023-web-server-survey/
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3y ago
It's not easy to guess the release date. It's easy to tell if one name came before or after another though.
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rascul
3y ago
> Wait, is it not possible to get banned from driving in the USA? Yes, it is. I think the bar tends to be a little higher though. Also there are often work exemptions.
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rascul
3y ago
> SH code is completely portable Not exactly. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11376975/is-there-a-mini...
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rascul
3y ago
Might be quicker if you put everything you need into an initramfs that's built into the kernel. Then there's no slow storage needed once the kernel is loaded.
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rascul
3y ago
Apogee had some great games for their time. Some of the full versions and many of the free/share ware versions are available at the various DOS game archive sites.
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rascul
3y ago
No it's from a new environment. I had to set DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS and DISPLAY and also allow it with xhost then it worked fine. I don't know how to do that with wayland though.
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rascul
3y ago
This does it for me: firefox --new-window google.com
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rascul
3y ago
> No. Facebook is still Facebook. > More like still referring Alphabet as Google. Facebook and Google are still the products. Meta and Alphabet are the parent company names. So it's not wrong. I don't know what X is supposed
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rascul
3y ago
> I’m not going to regularly read your blog if it doesn’t have RSS. This goes for news sites as well. I used to subscribe to the RSS feed of a local news site, for example. At some point they turned it off. I haven't been back to th
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rascul
3y ago
In my experience, delivery trucks with very loud aftermarket exhaust aren't drag racing in residential areas at 2AM like cars do. I moved out of the city a few years ago though so maybe they do now.
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3y ago
They are also illegal here in Mississippi. We don't need to start with cameras though, police are quite capable of ticketing loud vehicles. They just don't.
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3y ago
It seems as though Hollywood rarely cares to get the military aspect right. Or sometimes even close. Not just the uniforms, but almost everything related. I'm a US Army veteran and those errors are glaringly obvious to me.
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3y ago
The first F&F movies didn't seem to consult someone who knows anything about cars.
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3y ago
In the US there are often noise ordinances and laws that largely go unenforced. Step 1 is enforcing existing laws.
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The Jargon File
(catb.org)
2 points
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3y ago
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rascul
3y ago
There were some Linux distros in decades past designed to run off of a couple floppies. I struggle to recall any names at the moment.
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3y ago
> How to quit Vim Restart the computer
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rascul
3y ago
If I recall correctly that default changed awhile back. One could also set it how they want in nanorc. However, I do understand the criticism, and how that could leave a bad first impression.
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3y ago
> You cannot redefine words to the opposite meaning. I'm not. Lots of things in a directory is not inherently a mess. I mentioned exceptions, things such as bash and steam make a mess because they're not completely cleanly file
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