runiq

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by runiq 2y ago
Another reason to learn English ASAP is because the orthography is pants-on-head stupid. Your young self will not have a reference system for just how pants-on-head stupid it is and happily accept it without giving it a second thought. If
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by runiq 2y ago
Tcl
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by runiq 2y ago
> What's the source of this rot? Google: Promotions as a Service
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by runiq 2y ago
I did, but you wouldn't believe me anyways.
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by runiq 2y ago
The intro veers dangerously close to this, which I've read with abject horror: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40425306
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by runiq 2y ago
The way I see it, this is actually a good thing. Superuser access should impose a tiny bit of friction in this regard, to enforce discipline where discipline is warranted. Run0 builds character. :^)
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by runiq 2y ago
Client-side decorations: The title bar, the min-max-close buttons, and the window border.
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by runiq 2y ago
I totally missed that, shame on me. Thanks for the correction!
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by runiq 2y ago
No, I did not. Shame on me, and thanks for the heads up!
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by runiq 2y ago
I hope the author will post an official correction/amendment to the original paper and not just leave a short notice on their personal homepage.
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by runiq 2y ago
You oughtta go touch grass, friend. Trust me
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by runiq 2y ago
"DIVE! DIVE! HIT YOUR BURNERS, PILOT!" Man, I still can't believe I actually escaped that one the first time. That was the most amazing moment in the game for me.
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by runiq 2y ago
What are/is AML/KYC?
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by runiq 3y ago
Nee, ich mag's. Danke für den Link, und Grüße nach Hamburg!
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by runiq 3y ago
I'm intrigued. What's your bandcamp page? :)
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by runiq 3y ago
That has been addressed in TFA: https://yosefk.com/blog/refix-fast-debuggable-reproducible-b... .
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by runiq 3y ago
Sorry, not a native speaker here and I can't parse that sentence. Would you be so kind to dumb it down a little?
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by runiq 3y ago
Yeah, digging the name. For the uninitiated: 'aho' is basically 'git' in Osakan.
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by runiq 3y ago
But I thought the whole point of the container ecosystem was to abstract away the OS layer. Given that the kernel is backwards compatible to a fault, shouldn't it be enough to have a kernel that is as least as recent as the one on your
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by runiq 3y ago
While I agree in principle, it turns out that real CSAM may be used during the training phase and that obviously has to be prosecuted.
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by runiq 3y ago
I'm syncing using Syncthing, across three devices which are only syncing intermittently (home laptop, smartphone, work computer), and it appears to work fine. I cannot recall ever having a sync conflict. But then again, I'm hardly
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by runiq 3y ago
Thanks a lot for this extensively sourced post, I learned a lot today! :)
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by runiq 3y ago
Hmm, I don't think I follow—what is the third buffer?
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by runiq 3y ago
kobolD was right there, dammit.
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by runiq 3y ago
So it's basically double buffering, but for databases? That makes sense.
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by runiq 3y ago
upgrayeDD with two Ds for a double dose of pimpin'
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by runiq 3y ago
AFAIK podman either already supports pods in quadlet container files, or will in the near future. https://github.com/containers/podman/pull/20762
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by runiq 3y ago
> big data fat geordi
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by runiq 3y ago
> This goes to show you must have controls at all levels in your code integrity. A lone wolf developer in your organization can and will implement these kinds of things to curry favor with their management. While good intentioned, it’s e
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by runiq 3y ago
> Oh, that seems pretty damning. I wonder if this was a lone developer or ordered from above. Guess. (Did I miss the sarcasm again? I always miss the sarcasm.)

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