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1. 1861.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   Also falchions, scimitars, sabres, cutlasses, and falcatas. Additionally, I have some double edged knives.
2. 1862.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   Currently Apple also has iPad, iCloud, iLife, iTunes, iMessage, iMovie, and iWork. Formerly, Apple had iDVD, iPhoto, iTools, iWeb, and iSight. It might also be interesting to note that Apple licenses iOS from Cisco [0]. [0] https:/&#
3. 1863.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   I do a lot of work on houses, many of which are mobile homes. Many of them are made as cheap as possible and don't last well. The newer ones tend to be much better, as standards have improved. I would highly recommend having someone wh
4. 1864.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   Might be useful to add OpenBSD in the title somewhere.
5. 1865.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   > in 2067 Music from the future? ;)
6. 1866.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   > Konqueror got discontinued Do you have a reference for this? Konqueror appears to be alive and well from a quick search. I ask because I use Konqueror from time to time and I have not seen or heard anything about it being discontinued.
7. 1867.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   I wasn't sure, I haven't used Google search (directly) for years now. I guess I could have checked. I didn't realize that until I saw your comment.
8. 1868.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   I vaguely recall that Google used to use text ads. Not sure if they still do, or if I recall correctly.
9. 1869.▲
   by rascul 5y ago

   I was thinking about that great answer when I was reading the article. Thanks for sharing it.
10. 1870.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > The speaker definitely has a Southern American accent. Are you referring to the southern United States or the South America continent? I live in the southern Mississippi and it doesn't really sound much like how people typically t
11. 1871.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > True but at least the US doesn't have the draft anymore Unfortunately it does. Hasn't been called up since the Vietnam War but the system is still in place and people are still required to register. https://www.sss
12. 1872.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > German highways are one of the safest This may be in part due to licensing requirements. I'm led to believe that in Germany you have to demonstrate that you have some skill at driving to receive a license, plus it's fairly ex
13. 1873.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    It's not limited to Fords and Dodges. Hondas and Toyotas can be quite obnoxiously loud, also. About the ATV thing, there's a 2013 documentary in Baltimore, MD called "12 O'Clock Boys" [0]. [0] https://en.
14. 1874.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    Worth considering that shells might have builtins for things like kill, echo, test, time, and others. As an example, bash has its own builtin kill command and it isn't documented by the kill(1) man page.
15. 1875.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    Bears can potentially open car doors. https://www.usatoday.com/videos/news/have-you-seen/2021/05/0...
16. 1876.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    I use The Lounge. https://thelounge.chat/
17. 1877.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    I find The Lounge to be fine for me on desktop and mobile. Also you can leave it connected, potentially eliminating the need for a bouncer. https://thelounge.chat/
18. 1878.▲
    Last remaining 1000+ user community channel seized by Freenode staff(linux.chat)

    333 points by rascul 5y ago|196 comments
19. 1879.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > BTW, unlike US, USSR build roads, tunnels, power plants and hospitals in Afghanistan. Some of them are still used today. The US and allies have done that, with varying results. https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default&#
20. 1880.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > Everyone engaged is a willing participant. Conscription is a thing in many countries. Not sure how many conscripts are flying, though.
21. 1881.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    I don't know when it was added but I've been using it with recent openssh client versions.
22. 1882.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    The font is difficult for me to read.
23. 1883.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    I used setedit some few decades ago. http://setedit.sourceforge.net/
24. 1884.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > In the US cars don't even require this to be stringent. You don't need any schooling to become ASC Certified mechanic, just take a test, no limiting factors for how often you need to recertify, or if you fail it so many times
25. 1885.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    Probably is. Base64 includes + and / which I believe need to be URL encoded, plus the = padding can mean an extra step if you want to remove them to make the URL pretty. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64#Base64_
26. 1886.▲
    Microsoft plans to bring Xbox and Game Pass to iOS, smart TVs and more(axios.com)

    1 points by rascul 5y ago|0 comments
27. 1887.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    This PDF has a bit on spills on the last page. https://www.strata.org/pdf/2017/pipelines.pdf
28. 1888.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    This from the link you shared: > Someone using a Gmail account sends an email to a ProtonMail account. When it arrives at ProtonMail, our servers can read that email because Gmail does not support end-to-end encryption. However, after re
29. 1889.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    > You need to live there two years, not five[0]. Thank you. That wasn't clear to me. I interpreted it as you needed to have it for five years and live in it two out of those five. Makes me wonder why my father had to pay tax when he
30. 1890.▲
    by rascul 5y ago

    I don't see how our interpretations differ. You showed that there are ways for middle-class homeowners to pay the tax. Sell the house after less than five years and don't use the proceeds to purchase another house. That scenario s