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   by russfink 3y ago

   Now every petal of the rose has a name. . .
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   by russfink 3y ago

   Maybe give them a “Robocop Directive 4 [HIDDEN]” that prevents significant actions…?
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   by russfink 3y ago

   What is the educational pricing plan? Is there something that is free for small databases that load/exec entirely in the browser?
4. 214.▲
   by russfink 3y ago

   Usually, give it enough time - eg 90 seconds - and things will time out and recover from errors.
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   by russfink 3y ago

   Or keep it to remind yourself of what a toxic relationship looks like, be that the case.
6. 216.▲
   by russfink 3y ago

   Maybe try the —rot13 switch. :-)
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   by russfink 3y ago

   Why can’t I get the same thing with an external USB drive? Bear with me a moment - what does LibraryBox do that’s better than flat file storage? Multiple connections? (Does it do caching as a way of ingesting new content for offline viewin
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   by russfink 3y ago

   What I need is a Windows 11 From Scratch.
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   by russfink 3y ago

   What if two bin files have the same name but are different? What does /System/Index/bin do with that? E.g., “uninstall.sh”.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    It feels like a claim against free speech. Yuzu makes an emulator and states it can play Switch games. That is a statement. If others illegally trade binaries, that’s not the emulator’s fault. By attacking them, it feels like the only thing
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Good work! One thing - when comparing Debian, please indicate a distro (bookworm?)
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    by russfink 3y ago

    There is debate whether Whiptail is better/lighter than Dialog. Certainly, Dialog has more features and works with the gpm mouse driver whereas (for me, anyway,) whiptail does not.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    I could see someone triggering a proper obfuscator (not this) as a time bomb, rendering the code in a permanent frozen feature state - usable but unmaintainable by future employees. (The contract says only to “write code to do this feature
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    by russfink 3y ago

    I’m sorry, but the thing even looks top heavy.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Academic record? I’ve worked with a 4.0 from Cornell that couldn’t follow simple instructions and a 3.5 high school student who maybe quit college later ask a critical question that shaped the end game of a research project.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Interesting design points - I like the part about gpg constantly running to mask when meaningful encryption is taking place.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Must it be windows? A senior family member has a Chromebook and it works well as their daily driver.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    I have to wonder, was this upload intentional or a mistake? Could be either - a Chinese version of Snowden recoiling against the state’s actions, or a misconfigured software agent perhaps still in debug mode.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    > It'd be my goto I see what you did there.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Does that dust explain some gravitational anomalies?
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Can’t find any statement about privacy, or what they do with your information. Does anyone know?
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Agree. (1994, not 84 tho.). Add to your learning list: Usenet reader, Gopher, and Archie.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Comedian Jim Gaffigan does a bit on weddings - it’s when you get to be a princess. Of course, kingdoms don’t come cheap.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Just get one tatooed on your arm.
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Needs a TOC
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Interesting recent counterpoint: https://serviceweaver.dev/blog/corba.html#:~:text=It's%20sim... .
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    by russfink 3y ago

    This added weight is related to the tire eating article from a few days ago…? Also, added weight times millions of vehicles wears down roads and infrastructure more quickly, increases damage costs in simple fender benders… how much is this
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    by russfink 3y ago

    Is the reward of doing this worth the risk of being blacklisted by the metrics keepers?
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    by russfink 3y ago

    I used to have one. Outgrew its shell and found a home in a vertical plastic tube that was part of the gravel underlay system - therefore, could no longer move around. I had to get a dozen other shells from the pet shop to give it something
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    by russfink 3y ago

    After the Max 8 crashes and fixes, I believed the Max became the most scrutinized plane flying, and thus the safest. Now due to Alaska, I believe I am wrong. Airbus, I hope you’re better - or at least that you’re bad in non-critical ways.