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The key example for this is BitKeeper. They signed their own death warrant by ceasing to provide free licenses to open source developers. Unfortunately, one of the projects using it was Linux. Linus was forced to write git and the rest is h
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Motorola devices fill that niche.. and on their mid-tier offerings at least, you can keep your headphone jack and SD card.
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All the software crackers and hackers of the world seem to be happy using the NSA's Ghidra, the industry standard reverse engineering tool
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The substance can't even be accessed without transcribing a youtube link from an image
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This article omits perhaps the most unique aspect of her playing style: She plays left handed, but with a guitar strung right handed. So she plays the bass line with her fingers and the melody with her thumb. This is part of why her arrange
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4y ago
I've never seen any segments like that, can you link?
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Have you tried yabai? https://github.com/koekeishiya/yabai
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See also "Serotonin and Depression" from David Healy (2015) https://www.bmj.com/content/350/bmj.h1771 https://davidhealy.org/so-long-and-thanks-for-all-the-seroto...
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4y ago
Right, this is nothing like the 23mm autocannon mounted on Salyut 3. It's just a tool.
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I eventually found my dream WM, and it's Awesome: https://awesomewm.org It's pretty far from suckless philosophy, which for me is a good thing. I think this makes it way more flexible and usable. Great documentation, l
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..since that warning was introduced in 2021
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Ann Reardon, the subject of this article, is a good scientist who's been debunking these 'food hack' videos for years. She eventually branched out into debunking other things like this. I've always been impressed with he
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Steam is kind of irrelevant. If you look through Unity job postings, almost all of them are in the mobile market (where Unity dominates) with the rest being gambling or web3 vaporware
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>he consumed only vitamins, electrolytes, an unspecified amount of yeast (a source of all essential amino acids) and zero-calorie beverages such as tea, coffee That's quite a lot more than just salt and potassium.
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This is a good overview of the Voyager program, but did they just slap that headline on it to try and make it news? I was expecting some sort of announcement. But there isn't even any definite plans to shut down any instruments in the
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This general kind of idea makes me feel like I'm missing a pretty important part of the experience of language, à la https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/03/17/what-universal-human-e... To me, assisted suicid
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oceanic_dispersal It does happen a lot on evolutionary timescales; it's how lemurs got to Madagascar, for instance. But one would think humans have the situational awareness not to ge
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What would one call this effect? The pop-up blocker paradox?
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If this were a hash collision with some abuse image, then... why can I still see it? I don't get how something can be bad enough to warrant an instant temp ban but not bad enough to hide from the public
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As another commenter explained, the only problem here is that the pin pad is doing any logic at all. It should only be sending key presses to the internal controller safely inside the safe body, there is no reason for it to do anything else
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Denying abuse and aggressively policing for it are both ways of achieving the same thing, that is, minimising liability
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4y ago
Very cool! Is this godot?
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Well, I'm sure the NSA would have the Galileo private keys? Seems eminently useful
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Surely we can easily fix this with a script that pops up a notification whenever the clipboard changes? I found a thing called clipnotify[0], it would let you do something like: while clipnotify; do notify-send "$(xclip -
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Even for framework, the official Linux support isn't much better. They don't ship with Linux and it's only recently all the kinks have been mostly ironed out with the distro they recommend, Ubuntu 21.04. They have been making
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I think it's safe to assume the Taliban like US dollars
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I believe this is a result of parliamentary language and defamation laws
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Commercial Crew is a development project, I don't see what the difference is.
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My understanding is that it does have thunderbolt, on any of the 4 ports. It just doesn't have thunderbolt certification yet.
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>has sued a kid for making a twitter bot Any source on this or is it just made up? I see news articles about him casually dming the @elonjet account run by a teen and offering him $5k to take it down. I guess that could be construed as a
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