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by rascul 11mo ago
> Rust has been such a "pain" to learn - at least compared to other, more straight-forward languages. But boy does it feel good when you know that after a few back and forths with the compiler, the code compiles and you know, t
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by rascul 11mo ago
Conscription is slavery.
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by rascul 11mo ago
If there's banking, it can change things.
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by rascul 11mo ago
Yes, it is. It was also a project.
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by rascul 11mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iommi_(album)
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by rascul 1y ago
There is a plethora of other clients besides certbot or acme.sh.
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by rascul 1y ago
The /usr merge is an example of something that a modern FHS might reflect.
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by rascul 1y ago
A whole lot of coding and working with computers doesn't involve setting up a web server. It's not insane at all.
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by rascul 1y ago
One also doesn't get shamed by the steak snobs if you have different steak preferences.
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by rascul 1y ago
Did Windows stop shipping a pager? 'type file | more' was a thing on MS-DOS and Windows when I used them.
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by rascul 1y ago
I agree with the over highlighted examples being over highlighted but the author's preferred schemes are even worse, especially with different background colors. I guess everyone has their own opinion and thankfully there are plenty of
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by rascul 1y ago
the --wrap options don't do it for you?
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by rascul 1y ago
What's the "like it's 1984" part?
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by rascul 1y ago
This config wasn't available in 1984.
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by rascul 1y ago
The framers have nothing to attach to until there's structure, and they don't really need to get up there much until they do the decking. They can attach lines to the ridge then. So can the roofers when it's their turn. When
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Implementing /Usr Merge in Alpine(alpinelinux.org)
34 points by rascul 1y ago|30 comments
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by rascul 1y ago
Looks like commits go back to 2016. Maybe there was code before then but that's when the repo was created, I can't tell. But it's not exactly new. Also, I don't think it's exactly intended for production usage at th
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by rascul 1y ago
NFL and NASCAR are similar.
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by rascul 1y ago
Get a weibermobile and paint it yellow? They're literally street legal race cars and probably not too dissimilar in shape to what a bananamobile would be.
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by rascul 1y ago
Depending on things, manufacturing your own cut nails in your backyard from free scrap metal may be more efficient and significantly easier than pulling nails. It doesn't help much if you want to reuse the lumber, though.
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by rascul 1y ago
> no matter there is no regulation in most states from making a real gun to look like a toy gun so it's a totally bogus presumption It's a federal law. > each toy, look-alike, or imitation firearm shall have as an integral p
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by rascul 1y ago
A number of the git commands were implemented in perl and shell. Now I see only git-svn is perl here for me and there's still a few shell scripts in /usr/libexec/git.
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by rascul 1y ago
> Or maybe we could build suburbs with these sorts of walking-paths baked in from the beginning. We can. They exist. I've been in some of them.
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by rascul 1y ago
> In the meantime you had for years a car without connecting your iphone, so you completely didn't have that feature! Such a feature can be added.
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by rascul 1y ago
Canadian football fields are bigger
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by rascul 1y ago
> they need to count the time lost to counting the cash as you pay Many of my cash transactions are approximately as fast as or even faster than card transactions.
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Tracking Trust with Rust in the Kernel(lwn.net)
2 points by rascul 1y ago|0 comments
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Welcoming the Rust Innovation Lab(blog.rust-lang.org)
6 points by rascul 1y ago|0 comments
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New Gabi/ELF Spec Available for Public Review(groups.google.com)
3 points by rascul 1y ago|0 comments
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by rascul 1y ago
There's an antitrust case ongoing right now involving Michael Jordan and NASCAR.

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