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   by rozab 6y ago

   I think fasd ( https://github.com/clvv/fasd ) is pretty much a superset of both fzf and z, but I haven't actually used fzf before
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   by rozab 6y ago

   I'm not quite sure what you mean because I've not used the default Firefox skin for a long time. You can change almost every aspect of the Firefox UI by editing your userChrome.css file, for which there are tutorials online. If yo
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   by rozab 6y ago

   https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Core_ship/Legends Wish wikia hadn't gone evilmode
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   by rozab 6y ago

   Well if a bot wanted to mimic normal user behaviour, the first step would be tweeting the same amount
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   by rozab 6y ago

   I feel like it makes no sense to do this for AIDS seeing as it's already a word, with a different meaning
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   by rozab 6y ago

   Not helped by the nonsensical UX. Why would a user expect changing a selection in a dropdown to start playing sound? I know UX isn't the name of the game here, but I think that's the part that made me shit myself
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   by rozab 6y ago

   Here's a tangentially related def con about the strange economics of that whole scam. Basically, everyone in the chain apart from the cardholder benefits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IT2oAzTcvU
8. 878.▲
   by rozab 6y ago

   I don't think this is a fair conclusion at all. Dolphin behaviour has been well studied and it's clear that they seek out mental stimulation for its own sake.
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   by rozab 6y ago

   I would imagine that most people don't know what NASA stands for. At this point it's just a word.
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    by rozab 6y ago

    Python is a language that seems to make a lot of sense at first but gets a bit weird when you dig into things. The + operator particularly is a bit funny; I recently came across a case where x+=y was not equivalent to x=x+y... Though I can&
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    by rozab 6y ago

    Sucks man. Maybe the hivemind can come up with a good pun for you to use...?
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    by rozab 6y ago

    Lawyers exist to get paid. We all know, for instance, that copyright notices in source code are pointless (and I mean like an extensive message in every single file) but it's more important for a lawyer to cover their ass from any poss
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    by rozab 6y ago

    Would be easy to just inject a negative site clause into the query, e.g. `-site:fandom.com`
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    by rozab 6y ago

    I believe the dalai lama has decreed that prayers on a spinning hard disk platter do count... So you could get a much more efficient prayer wheel for pretty cheap by spinning 8TB of prayers at 7200rpm ;) I don't remember exactly where
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    by rozab 6y ago

    I thought github had hooks for this kind of thing now? I remember it caught a private key I tried to push to a similar django repo (not for a prod site or anything), and that was about 2 years ago
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    by rozab 6y ago

    I think it strongly evokes a line on a paper form, which indicates a place where the user must fill out a field (and fits with the recurring paper metaphor). If I'd never used a computer before, I think I would figure this out based on
17. 887.▲
    by rozab 6y ago

    The fact that the US government isn't buying up the full testing capacity of the private sector... Jesus fucking christ
18. 888.▲
    by rozab 6y ago

    And what would drive this transition? It won't be consumers, as before.
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    by rozab 6y ago

    >The reasons for not restarting production seem to be dogmatic and not evidence driven. And what about the reasons for restarting production? We all know this decision is being driven by Musk's misguided ideology.
20. 890.▲
    by rozab 6y ago

    I don't quite understand so I'll just invoke Cunningham's Law: Why couldn't the SFC, or whatever foundation springs up to run things, publish binary blobs for making builds? I don't see why the open source nature of
21. 891.▲
    by rozab 6y ago

    And so the question remains: >But what data is actually being reported and how could it be misused? All advertisers already know who I live with, and if I'm obeying social distancing I will only be coming into contact with strangers
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    by rozab 6y ago

    This sort of comment is all over this thread, and it really doesn't help me make a decision
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    by rozab 6y ago

    It delights me how scientific discoveries can be so interconnected. It never occurred to me that Marie Curie's work indirectly helped prove Darwin's theory of evolution
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    by rozab 6y ago

    Other great tools in the python terminal sphere are colorama, blessings and urwid. Colorama is just for cross platform colouring, blessings is a very elegant wrapper over curses which is still useful for not-fullscreen things, and urwid is
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    by rozab 6y ago

    Exactly. Check out the dismal success rate of the Luna programme[0]. It would have been a lot harder if they couldn't accept such a level of risk. SpaceX's cheap rockets have this same advantage. [0]: https://en.wikiped
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    by rozab 6y ago

    On the contrary, I'd say the ESC key is even more important to normal consumers than programmers compared to, say, the backtick key. I mostly use it for coming out of fullscreen for youtube, netflix etc and I'm sure most consumers
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    by rozab 6y ago

    It's an amusing point, but most COVID victims haven't been Russian dissidents
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    by rozab 7y ago

    I don't know about this, I've heard that limiting is often intentionally inconsistent because this makes people less likely to visit. I think Harlow did some similar stuff with his monkeys.
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    by rozab 7y ago

    Weed eater
30. 900.▲
    by rozab 7y ago

    Did you see this other post on the front page right now? I Could Do That in a Weekend https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23019816