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   by ratsmack 6y ago

   Looks like you might wear your git out.
2. 512.▲
   by ratsmack 6y ago

   Maybe this? history | awk '{h[$2]++} ; END {for (i in h) print h[i], i}' | sort -n | tail -10
3. 513.▲
   by ratsmack 6y ago

   Maybe this? history | sort | uniq | awk '{print $2;}' | uniq -c | sort -n | tail -10
4. 514.▲
   by ratsmack 6y ago

   When you enter the limelight, you become a target.
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   by ratsmack 6y ago

   ARCHIVE: https://archive.ph/FR7HH
6. 516.▲
   by ratsmack 6y ago

   The procedure for resetting the light bulb is about like resetting the tire pressure sensors in my Ford pickup truck. The future is insanity.
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   by ratsmack 6y ago

   ARCHIVE: https://archive.ph/DZiE6
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   by ratsmack 6y ago

   The tax code is also heavily influenced by the very wealthy allowing for massive tax relief through various tax havens, shell companies and loopholes. Of course that all takes a team of high power accountants to figure out.
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   by ratsmack 6y ago

   I believe only 9% of the $1.9T stimulus is for individuals. The rest is for a multitude of projects and bailouts. Edit: Actually, it's 9% for covid healthcare and 21% for $1400 checks to individuals, which would mean 70% goes for the p
10. 520.▲
    by ratsmack 6y ago

    What would be better is that undesirable syntax support is aggressively deprecated and ultimately removed.
11. 521.▲
    by ratsmack 6y ago

    I wonder how Bitcoin compares to this.
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    The thing that rustled my jimmies about standards bodies today is that they took all of the once freely available standards and locked them into their money making machine. Just because they take an old MIL standard, polish it up into a new
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    Looks like there are a lot of devices sold. https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/surge-pr...
14. 524.▲
    by ratsmack 6y ago

    I should also note that US oil drillers have to post a bond that will ensure there will be funds available to decommission the well when the time comes. Maybe this should be done for all green energy also as there is a significant amount of
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    I know you were being edgy with that, but there are very strict rules for decommissioning oil wells that generally consist of plugging the well with a special concrete and then removing the pipe to about 20 feet below the surface. There are
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    That's a bold statement. Also, this article doesn't address the huge issue with disposing the thousands of tons of fiberglass and plastics that are currently being buried in landfills.
17. 527.▲
    by ratsmack 6y ago

    Spaceballs was a true story?
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    I wonder how it was shielded to prevent spurious signals from being injected.
19. 529.▲
    by ratsmack 6y ago

    >Even though she is not wearing anything revealing Seriously?
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    >... put up sovereign assets, such as embassy buildings and military bases, as a guarantee against the cost of any future legal cases ... It has nothing to do with the profits, they just don't want to be sued because of the corners
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    We also have thousands of movies available blatantly depicting heinous acts of crime and degeneracy, but I guess we'll squint our eyes real hard and try to find some extremely vague reference to racism in some children's books, on
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    This is dumb beyond belief. It has been well documented that The Gab folks created an account for Trump just in case he wanted to join them. Trump has never had a Gab or Parler account.
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    >... easily factorize any integer ... Isn't this process just called prime factorization, or is it something else?
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    So is Texas.
25. 535.▲
    by ratsmack 6y ago

    >I originally encountered this when someone pointed out that you could do color="crap" and, well, it comes out brown. Well... that worked better than expected.
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    Maybe this? https://www.coindesk.com/moderation-bot-blacklists-telegram-...
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    This comment is highly underrated.
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    Remember that ArsTechnica does reporting for money. The more sensational, the more clicks. I think National Inquirer and The Sun uses the same tact.
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    That just means they are running pretty lose and free with their coding security.
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    by ratsmack 6y ago

    I would think a Ruby code fuzzer would have caught something like that... if they have used one.