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by rini17 2y ago
It is totally possible for pointers with bounds checking to exist in C. Turbo C did that 30 years ago. However, why bother trying when whole culture is biased against it and you can use any of the other languages?
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by rini17 2y ago
I got desensitization from ragweed prescribed by doctor (Ragwitek). But the allergy causes me permanently irritated throat. That was right before covid, then I got scared that it will make infection easier and gave up.
513.
by rini17 2y ago
Because of Roman chariot horses ass width or something like that XD
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by rini17 2y ago
You conveniently missed the fact they got entrenched before interfacing with any EU jurisdiction. Can't get any simpler than that. And what's up with the loaded statement about "tax and compliance laws just for your company
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by rini17 2y ago
Of course they don't need. In 2000s there were popular local social networks that were much better moderated and lost not because of quality, but because of unavailable investment (disk space to store users' photos and videos was
516.
by rini17 2y ago
Yes, Europe desperately needs crappy megascale entrenched solutions which replaced whole vibrant "fragmented" ecosystems with grey facextok goo! /s Europe does have its problems but not exactly this.
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by rini17 2y ago
You can index the json expression directly, but yes it's convenient. Also the intent was probably to store JSON as BSON blob for faster access, but the example needs to insert jsonb('jsonstring') to achieve that. Rest of the
518.
by rini17 2y ago
And what about financial services mentioned in the articles? Doubt that "everything does more" there.
519.
by rini17 2y ago
They have specific discharge curve which would be too much effort to fake.
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by rini17 2y ago
Since na-ion cells are available on aliexpress, youtubers already did puncture tests, and indeed they did not catch fire. Seems like sodium is better "hidden" in the cathode/anode so it won't react witth the air so quick
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by rini17 2y ago
Yes that's exactly how the script goes, meanwhile the life expectation in the "dynamic, lively, resilient economy which delivers technology advances including healthcare" goes... down somehow and basically everyone runs on pa
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by rini17 2y ago
Isn't it reasonable considering the excesses and inequality of economy ran by private enterprises with scarcely any oversight?
523.
by rini17 2y ago
Because subverting users' expectations about scrolling is the step 0 of efficient software. /s
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by rini17 2y ago
Linux desktop users prefer open source apps that don't have commercial incentive to upload your personal data. Under X11 it is even possible to intercept input to any application, however this is no longer he case in Wayland. It is pos
525.
by rini17 2y ago
You can't use Qt?
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by rini17 3y ago
Because the background is cyanish. I would be more impressed if it was truly monochrome image.
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by rini17 3y ago
What quality? Current industry movies are, for lack of better term, inbred. Sound too loud, washed out rigid color scheme, keeping attention of the audience captive at all costs. They already exclude large, more sensitive, part of populatio
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by rini17 3y ago
Not liable
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by rini17 3y ago
Since mmap I/O is popular, together with long lived processes like databases, snapshot on open/close might not help you much. With these caveats, using FUSE it should be easy to do, wonder why noone actually implemented it.
530.
by rini17 3y ago
When the book was written most of the UNIX world was proprietary too, GNU and BSD existed but were marginal.
531.
by rini17 3y ago
Because it allows for scripting infrastructure with far fewer obfuscated hacks than bash/awk. And if you use system python, vulnerabilities are more likely to get patched by distribution vendor. Your homebrewn json parsing regexes won&
532.
by rini17 3y ago
I don't get all these arguments. You would really prefer to use hard-to-check shell script to simply installing system python package if it isn't installed already?
533.
by rini17 3y ago
Even python2 is muchly preferable to bash/awk, thanks.
534.
by rini17 3y ago
You can do letsencrypt stuff using python standard library, without touching pip and virtualenv. This is my own weekly cron script, unchanged since 2020, with openssl(which is usually preinstalled) and acme_tiny.py with system python. You c
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by rini17 3y ago
Parsing json in shell? Easy! filter="$(printf 's/. \[%s\][[:space:]] $[^"]*$/\\1/p' "$(json_path "${1:-}" "${2:-}")")" Please, no! How can you know this is safe? Why no
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by rini17 3y ago
Someone got a microservice hammer, so everything looks like a nail eh? What is really needed, is sane memory model where you can easily call any function with buffers (pointer + size) and it is allowed to access only these buffers and nothi
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by rini17 3y ago
Meanwhile, sodium ion (not even mentioned) is here now. You can buy real cells for similar price/kwh as lifepo already, with price decline planned(not forecast, planned). They are reasonably safe, even youtubers did puncture tests with
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by rini17 3y ago
Had a reckoning too with unholy heap of shell scripts that is grub-probe and dracut. At least they don't use M4 preprocessing XD
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by rini17 3y ago
"Your Contribution Is Needed Now" ...meanwhile, it usually takes months till someone does anything with my patches :)
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by rini17 3y ago
But this was what literally happened. All routers today support NAT and most of them actively use it. Isn't it a magical form of extended IPv4 address space? Could have been easily done in less band-aid fashion instead of chasing IPv6.

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