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by rascul 1y ago
Isn't that what Ask Jeeves was for in the 90s?
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by rascul 1y ago
F1 racing used to be so much better.
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by rascul 1y ago
> Given that F1 cars just need to drive around a circuit in good weather conditions That wasn't the case until recently.
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by rascul 1y ago
Good strategy for any type of racing.
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by rascul 1y ago
Sure. Whatever. The year of my linux desktop was 1998.
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by rascul 1y ago
I've gathered that various cell networks won't let me use VoLTE on my unlocked phone with forks. I've been reluctant to install LineageOS because of that.
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by rascul 1y ago
> Car companies do care if their cars are easy to break into and will improve the security of newer models, even if any particular theft is not their fault. Didn't Kia go over a decade without caring or improving until the Kia Boys
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by rascul 1y ago
I have always preferred to sit in my car to eat at a park or some relatively peaceful place in the shade without too much activity. Sitting in a big dirty room with a bunch of people watching me eat has never been comfortable.
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by rascul 1y ago
> IRCv3 is probably an interesting story but I don’t know anything about it right now; are there people out there trying to use it? It's in use right now on Libera. https://libera.chat But if they don't care for IRC
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U.S. intelligence intervened with DOJ to push HPE-Juniper merger(axios.com)
138 points by rascul 1y ago|109 comments
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by rascul 1y ago
That's only active shooter events. There are other cases where armed civilians have stopped a crime. I don't have such data readily available, though.
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by rascul 1y ago
To start with, AI should first exist.
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by rascul 1y ago
From the article: > The Louisiana Trustee Implementation Group, a mix of federal agencies overseeing the settlement funds, said that “unused project funds will be available for future Deepwater Horizon restoration activities” but would r
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by rascul 1y ago
I've fired a .22 semi auto rifle with a sound suppressor and subsonic ammo in the past. It was maybe just a little bit louder than the Welrod in the video in the article. The noisiest part was the bolt cycling. I'm not sure how pr
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by rascul 1y ago
It's not.
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by rascul 1y ago
> I'm willing to bet 99% of users run their browsers fullscreen. Do you mean maximized? I might agree if you do. I almost never see browsers full screen except when playing videos.
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by rascul 1y ago
A little bit of context about where Incus came from: https://lwn.net/Articles/940684/
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by rascul 1y ago
Gasoline powered generators and air compressors that the carpenter might use to power tools can be quite noisy.
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by rascul 1y ago
Popularity dropped because of backlash from the controversial MS deal that Novell did with Suse in 2006.
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Bash-5.3-Release Available(lwn.net)
5 points by rascul 1y ago|1 comments
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by rascul 1y ago
By default there is no assurance that any external resource you use is going to be the same every time. Whether that's another image, a package you install, etc. This is something you have to ensure yourself if you want it to be actual
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by rascul 1y ago
> The Dockerfile is a description of a reproducible build It's not inherently reproducible but it can potentially be made so.
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by rascul 1y ago
Can use rust, go, or whatever compiled language you want and it'll probably be much more performant starting up than any interpreted language.
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by rascul 1y ago
I'd rather have physical controls for all of those.
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by rascul 1y ago
Looks like they're doing allnoconfig so there's not much to build.
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by rascul 1y ago
I pay for LWN. I will not pay anything for the garbage called mainstream news.
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by rascul 1y ago
It'll block some. It's not generally big enough to be effective.
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by rascul 1y ago
> do, lead, or get out of the way. lead, follow, or get out of the way
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by rascul 1y ago
I don't use titles. If you expect me to, you'll be disappointed.
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by rascul 1y ago
20+ years ago I was able to boot Linux with Busybox on a Pentium 2 in under 5 seconds after the BIOS POST completes.

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