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841.
by rascul 3y ago
> I type with only the three inner index fingers of each hand You have a lot of index fingers. Most people only have one per hand. ;)
842.
by rascul 3y ago
There are videos on YouTube of monkeys forcefully doing things to other animals and people which might be considered rape.
843.
by rascul 3y ago
The internet tells me that cats will murder small animals such as birds.
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by rascul 3y ago
They were a monopoly since the '90s.
845.
by rascul 3y ago
Microsoft's battle against Netscape (which is also part of the show Valley of the Boom), and the Halloween documents, are two more examples.
846.
by rascul 3y ago
> It's the people who stay indoors and don't dress properly for the cold who have a hard time. It's also the people who just don't like the cold. I dress properly, I don't stay indoors, and I hate the cold. It ma
847.
by rascul 3y ago
'script' to record the session then 'aha' to convert to html.
848.
by rascul 3y ago
A language server for gitignore is not what I was expecting to come across this morning. https://github.com/quentinguidee/gitignore-ultimate-server
849.
by rascul 3y ago
Gura doesn't look too bad to me at a glance. Not sure if I'll attempt to use it in the future but I'll bookmark it for now.
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by rascul 3y ago
> In my experience (Python and Rust) missing keys are errors, not silently converted to None: In Rust it's possible to deserialize to an Option. https://play.rust-lang.org/?version=stable&mode=debug&editio...
851.
by rascul 3y ago
YAML is more complex and difficult to write than TOML.
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by rascul 3y ago
Some years back I could usually find a cheap HP printer on sale for around $30. For the amount of printing I did, the starter ink would usually dry up before it was empty, and new ink cartridges would run over $40. It was more cost effectiv
853.
by rascul 3y ago
> That's one way to interpret "drop in", my interpretation is that you use the existing UI you're familiar with - your browser - the rest is replaced with decentralized services. I feel like we're so far apart on
854.
by rascul 3y ago
> Those are centralized services, the idea is to allow the creation of decentralized alternatives that can still be used through familiar tools like the web browser. And if I can't access those services on Freenet then it's not
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by rascul 3y ago
> everything north of the user's web browser I'm not sure what this means. > it's drop-in from the perspective of the user From my perspective as a user, if after doing the drop in replacement, I can't use my bank&
856.
by rascul 3y ago
Not sure what is meant by a drop in replacement in this context. Normally I would think a drop in replacement would mean I could switch to it and do everything the same as I was doing it. But my guess is that if I did this drop in replaceme
857.
by rascul 3y ago
The config language isn't so arcane, and Apache can perform on par with Nginx in a number of cases nowadays.
858.
by rascul 3y ago
The order matters in Nginx also in certain cases.
859.
by rascul 3y ago
I meant the almost illegal part. I wasn't clear.
860.
by rascul 3y ago
> which has a nice doc unlinke bash I find the bash reference manual to be nice enough for me. https://www.gnu.org/savannah-checkouts/gnu/bash/manual/html_...
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by rascul 3y ago
> Bash/Sh is an objectively awful programming language. Subjectively, not objectively.
862.
by rascul 3y ago
I hear that a lot about California but I don't know that it's generally true elsewhere in the country.
863.
by rascul 3y ago
Various places have carpool lots where you can park your car for the day and ride with someone else. They are often illuminated at night and patrolled by police.
864.
by rascul 3y ago
They're not as loud without cars. They're still loud compared to many rural areas.
865.
by rascul 3y ago
I meant things like whitespace and non printable characters though. I guess I could have been more specific.
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by rascul 3y ago
It might be nice to be more restrictive about what can be in a filename. I'm sure there would be a lot of different opinions though.
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by rascul 3y ago
There are a couple examples in this stack overflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11376975/is-there-a-mini...
868.
by rascul 3y ago
That's easy to check for. sh implementations can vary also.
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by rascul 3y ago
> As for efficiency, recall that there were hundreds of /bin/sh scripts in startup, administration, and everyday operation of the system, from all of the /etc/rc.d/ (sub)scripts through things in cron and build s
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by rascul 3y ago
As opposed to the device automatically downloading an update, installing, and bricking my device? Yes, because I can plan for it if things go wrong. Depends a lot on the use case, though.

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