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by silly-silly 6y ago
You're confusing docker with java.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I imagine that they are somewhat hard to capture in high res in the dark.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Maybe rediscovered.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
He's getting downvoted because people misunderstand what he means. Real debugging requires the xcode tools , not the built in 'web developer' garbage.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Start adobe premier, any significantly complex scene and render it. The system will throttle down to 1.2ghz, sometimes even 1 ghz . I'm testing on is the 2019 core i9 2.3 ghz. Apple "Genius" bar tells me this is expected, n
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Its not though, The 16 inch has known performance bottlenecks on both thermal and power draw.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
From the article: Buggy kernel code will crash your machine. The kernel is not protected from a buggy kernel module. I think people assumed that this is just how things are; that's the price to do kernel programming. eBPF changed this
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Anecdotally, I have noticed that leg blasters (shitter squats in local slang) end up detrimentally affecting my balance. I never had this issue with deadlifts.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
The strength gains directly translate into mechanical advantages in other situations. > Any outdoorsy activity is vastly superior to it due to exposure to fresh air and sunlight. Citation needed. > It also tends to be less boring and
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by silly-silly 6y ago
You're looking at it.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I know an apple dev who thinks the same about their product, lol.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I remember the first generation imac, but i dont remember them being that bad.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
What is the canon software called ?
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by silly-silly 6y ago
> Updating to a new major kernel version takes multiple man years of work What factor of man years do you imagine OS vendors put into release engineering ? Some open source vendors support multiple streams of the same kernel across mul
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I never knew MMS was a big deal in the US. I don't know why it just feels so, quaint.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Its pretty common for people to assume that exploit writing is a negative thing. It does sound particularly nasty. No harm is done. Finding and reporting security flaws means I don't have to worry about offending people because its p
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I'm referring to your use of the dress code. Unlike the clearly written "No shoes, No Shirt - No Service" sign, the "sign" in this case is the relative offensiveness of ones behaviour. You just have to be offensiv
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I'm reporting them.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
No, I let them know.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Except these are "unless you are wearing what someone else doesn't find offensive". This requires a fashion sense that keeps 100% of people happy enough not to report you.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Or Jeremy could just not present at conferences that have a CoC. I've stopped contributing to projects that enforce a CoC, these days I just write exploits for them.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
> What I reject is the idea that all spaces are somehow required to make space for > criticism. There are spaces where that rule doesn't make sense. There are spaces where it doesn't make sense - for you -. Any forum where
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Yeah, back to vim for you.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Syntax is not at all, but you lose all the benefits of doing org-mode. If you're not in a situation to afford the switch, do not switch. This is not for you.
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by silly-silly 6y ago
I ask, because maybe I could/should write up something for /r/erlang,
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by silly-silly 6y ago
What is the struggle part ?
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by silly-silly 6y ago
> It all depends on your expectations. This is exactly it. If you've experienced better, you'll compare it to known experiences regardless of cost. > Perhaps it gets a bit crooked or it's kind of moving and > warpin
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by silly-silly 6y ago
Hope you kept those instructions ;)
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by silly-silly 6y ago
The cupboards they sell here are -very- poor quality. The laminated chipboard rarely lasts more than 5 years. Ive never seen it survive two moves. I would be guessing, but the difference between countries may be the purchasing habits. Mo
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by silly-silly 6y ago
More correctly, they 'ensured' that anything not them wasn't going to happen.

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