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by rwmj 1y ago
Every time I use it, it has some huge box over a third of the page saying I must "verify sessions". It's incredibly slow to propagate messages. Initial set up is very confusing and offers far too many choices. I've never
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by rwmj 1y ago
I can report that Matrix/Element is still absolutely terrible, and not just the search.
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by rwmj 1y ago
You can SMS to/from WhatsApp clients. Of course video calling etc won't work.
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by rwmj 1y ago
I've just hit the IPv6 problem. I routinely use yt-dlp -6 to cycle through my (basically infinite) set of IPv6 addresses. However when you do this, it tries the github EJS download over IPv6, which fails as github doesn't suppor
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by rwmj 1y ago
> the pricing was something to behold I guess you mean that not in a good way?
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by rwmj 1y ago
This is very true in my limited experience. The two very rich people I've known relentlessly pursued getting rich, even while the rest of us were working hard on technical things at their companies. It's quite tiring how much th
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by rwmj 1y ago
That means they know way more about what's going on at many companies. Maybe listen to them for market tips.
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by rwmj 1y ago
I tried it on a big OCaml project ( https://deepwiki.com/libguestfs/virt-v2v ) and it seems correct albeit very superficial. It helps that the project is extensively documented and the code well commented, because my fe
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by rwmj 1y ago
Ryanair are probably reading this thread looking for ideas.
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by rwmj 1y ago
Is it printed / sintered in metal?
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by rwmj 1y ago
Presumably Boeing weren't under duress when they signed the contract.
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by rwmj 1y ago
I seem to recall when he was on TV he leaned into the joke ("not that Michael Jackson"). Of course that was long before the days random people could send abuse on Twitter.
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by rwmj 1y ago
In Korea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_(Korean_surname)#Clans
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by rwmj 1y ago
My supervisor got a few papers out of it and they are fairly widely cited even today, and as academics that was (unfortunately) the best outcome for us. The patch itself was maintained for many years, well into the mid 2000s, out of tree (a
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by rwmj 1y ago
(Employment Tribunal, but yes.) If even half the stuff in the posting is true, it should be an easy win. Unfortunately Legal Aid for Employment Tribunals has been cut to the bone, but their union should be able to help here by taking the c
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by rwmj 1y ago
I was thinking I know a few people over 65 who are being radicalised, might be an idea to ban it for them too. The serious answer is that banning "social media" is a bit silly. We should concentrate on controlling the addictive a
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by rwmj 1y ago
I don't think objects and classes are used much by OCaml programmers (not by me anyway). Type inference is a rather fundamental feature, and fairly easy to understand.
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by rwmj 1y ago
I wrote a bounds checking patch to GCC (mentioned in a link from the article) back in 1995. It did full bounds checking of C & C++ while being compatible with existing libraries and ABIs, making it a bit more practical than Fil-C to de
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by rwmj 1y ago
No it's not! There's a support forum right there, use it. The only reason they want a call is because they want to try to grind down the volunteer while having everything off the record.
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by rwmj 1y ago
You have to separate the browser (I'm using it to type this), and the Mozilla corporation / C-suite. The C-suite at Mozilla took the Google firehose of money, spent most of it on their own salaries, followed by idiotic vanity pro
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by rwmj 1y ago
Also a call is a place where we'll try and grind you down until you agree with us.
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by rwmj 1y ago
Who wants "a relationship" here with some manager who has just delivered the standard corporate nonpology? The problems are listed in the first message, start by fixing them.
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by rwmj 1y ago
It's a combination of inability to read anything longer than a tweet and not wanting to put anything on record.
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by rwmj 1y ago
A peculiar bit of whataboutism.
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by rwmj 1y ago
A bus stop in a rough part of town then.
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by rwmj 1y ago
https://archive.ph/rq5dE
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How many 'bragawatts' have the hyperscalers announced so far?(ft.com)
2 points by rwmj 1y ago|2 comments
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by rwmj 1y ago
Visit a bus stop, pick up a stubbed out cigarette, leave it at the scene of your next crime.
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by rwmj 1y ago
The TV series could have been true! Even in the 1980s we could push individual atoms around, albeit very very slowly ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanning_tunneling_microscope#... )
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by rwmj 1y ago
I guess it's because we use clippy to lint all the Rust code, combined with always pulling the latest Rust compiler (from Fedora Rawhide). But it's a real thing, there's a lot of churn. The good thing is clippy / rustc

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