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by salted-fry 1y ago
I just tested changing user agents in Chrome - setting UA to a random string like "fff" gets a search page, but setting it to "Links" or "Lynx" gets "Your browser isn't supported anymore" - which
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by salted-fry 1y ago
See also: https://blog.ploopy.co/tariffs-and-us-shipping-suspension-32... I got bit by this one - ordered a few days ago, thinking there might not be much time left - guess I was more right than I realized. (they're of
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by salted-fry 3y ago
I remembered where some of my old files are and re-tested; forward-gron was "only" about 7GB for the 15MB file. gron -u was the real killer, clocking in around 53GB.
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by salted-fry 3y ago
I use gron a lot, because I can never remember how to use jq to do anything fancy but can usually make awk work. (I may be unusual in that department, in that I actually like awk) One warning to note is that gron burns RAM. I've kill
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by salted-fry 3y ago
I've been using an incredibly stupid bash script to do this; you've finally given me the push to publish it here: https://github.com/krsiehl/hn2mdir Run mkdir -p /path/to/some/directory&#x
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by salted-fry 4y ago
Perhaps you were using a different version, but I just tried and ChatGPT didn't seem to have any ethical issues with the question (although it was cagey about giving any definite answer): https://i.imgur.com/5aIjtMz.pn
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by salted-fry 4y ago
On Linux/macos, you can enable terminal output by setting PRINT_MODE:TEXT in init.txt
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by salted-fry 5y ago
Hey, I know this issue! I ran into it in CK3 when it launched. You can also work around it by running chmod go-rx /dev/input/ while playing your game. Whether this is more or less invasive than binary-patching the game is up
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by salted-fry 5y ago
In a similar vein, some time ago I tried to search for how many unicode code points there are with "How big is Unicode?" ( https://www.google.com/search?q=how+big+is+unicode ) Google helpfully responds "16 bits
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by salted-fry 6y ago
I do use Lyft to get to work most days (or did, in the Before Times). I just checked a few hopefully-representative months (June/July/August 2019) and it looks like I was spending about $400/month. Google tells me that the av
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by salted-fry 6y ago
The thought has occurred to me - and I wouldn't mind a thumb-trackball on the right hand, either. Design in the physical world is well outside my wheelhouse though - is a keyboard an approachable project for somebody who hasn't do
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by salted-fry 6y ago
I like the idea of a split keyboard, but I've never been able to go down that road because I sometimes hit keys with the "wrong" finger - most notably, I need to be able to hit B with my right hand because it's down-left
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by salted-fry 6y ago
You're right - the case I'm quoting is specifically about unauthorized derivative works, which is a pretty important distinction, especially in this context (as presumably the colorizations of Garfield were authorized)
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by salted-fry 6y ago
For precedent on this, see the case Anderson v. Stallone, in which Timothy Anderson sued Stallone/MGM for allegedly ripping off his fan script for Rocky 4. Courts ruled that his fan script, as a derivative work of Rocky, had no copyrig
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by salted-fry 6y ago
Like a few others here, I use an RSS to email converter, although I'm using a custom-written one. The main difference from rss2email is that I'm not actually doing any SMTP - I'm just dumping files into a Maildir and letting
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by salted-fry 8y ago
Interestingly: $ telnet localhost ssh Trying ::1... Connected to localhost. Escape character is '^]'. SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_7.7 Obviously, it's just getting translated from ssh to 22 under-the-hood. I'm not sure
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by salted-fry 9y ago
The full article is only 1 page long, and lists the following for references: http://www.commonwealthfund.org/~/media/files/publications/f... http://www.commonwealthfund.org/publications&
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by salted-fry 10y ago
My understanding is that, under the CFAA, any unauthorized access to commercial servers is a felony (more-or-less; there are some requirements here, but as I recall they're so broad that they basically always apply). The theory here is
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by salted-fry 10y ago
Zooko's Triangle is conjecture, and Namecoin has shown it to be defeatable, no? Edit: Ah, I see; "including the majority of the entities" would exclude Namecoin from being a proper solution to Zooko's Triangle.