smarx007

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by smarx007 5y ago
Next LTS will be released on Sep 14, exactly in one month.
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by smarx007 5y ago
The suspicion is between 47.0 and 48.8 degrees C, i.e. whether the 1977 heat record was beaten in a well-documented manner. There is no suspicion of scorching heat.
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by smarx007 5y ago
ADCS is a well-known term, no spelling mistakes: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/aeronautics-and-astronautics/16-...
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by smarx007 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecosystem
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by smarx007 5y ago
I used Evernote for 2, now it's mostly https://github.com/ArchiveBox/ArchiveBox (still using Evernote in those cases when I need to clip a page behind login). Image handling is a pain point of all text-first note
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by smarx007 5y ago
This proposal is from the company that sues non-compliant companies for a living (consider donating): https://noyb.eu/en/new-browser-signal-could-make-cookie-bann... . So I am expecting this proposal to be offered to le
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by smarx007 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27526063
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by smarx007 5y ago
A Russian High-Resistance Inspiratory Muscle Strength Training (IMST) technique: https://youtu.be/yPAYTeoWsiI (unfortunately, only narrated in Russian). IMST is weird at first, typically you synchronise exhalation with the
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by smarx007 5y ago
I think the CPU list and the S states are related to https://portswigger.net/daily-swig/bitlocker-sleep-mode-vuln... in some way.
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by smarx007 5y ago
I have the similar experience to the OP. The last time I had 700 packages or so updating, pressed Ctrl+C (apt or brew never left my system in a broken state after Ctrl+C) and the system no longer worked after reboot. Had to update all packa
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by smarx007 5y ago
Yes, your statement is correct but I disagree with what you are implying. Please remember that I am the owner of the devices I bought and whether to repair any defect in MY devices should be my decision.
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by smarx007 5y ago
Constant Anxiety Won't Save the World: https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/08/constant-...
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by smarx007 5y ago
Ablaze?
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by smarx007 5y ago
I think it is a great idea for bringing autonomous cars to the market. Think about it: take a VW that costs $25k today. Now, fast forward 10 years and you can buy roughly the same car for roughly the same price but with autonomy-as-a-servic
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by smarx007 5y ago
HN hug :) https://web.archive.org/web/20210609074720/https://vivaldi.c...
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by smarx007 5y ago
https://supplyframe.com/why-supplyframe/ 70+ websites and a SaaS supply chain management intelligence software (Design-to-Source Intelligence as they call it) that nets $70M revenue annually...
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by smarx007 5y ago
Did they ever have a free plan? I guess not with custom domains. I also know they are a small Swiss company, so the pandemic may have put their existence on the line if they had a surge of free signups.
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by smarx007 5y ago
Maybe you are right there as well, but the Privacy page says "This page was last updated 2021-04-24." That made me post the HN comment in the first place, as I think the information gets updated pretty fast in Sweden.
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by smarx007 5y ago
Migadu has a similar offering (sans the R&D on the JMAP but contribute to https://git.sr.ht/~migadu/alps ) but a more reasonable (ie consumption-based) pricing [1] for people who own multiple domains. Just a happy c
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by smarx007 5y ago
Been waiting for some practical uses since I read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26650493 . I forgot to ask back then if someone had experience with Apache Camel, Spring Integration, or similar and could compare it to
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by smarx007 5y ago
> which presumably "You may also exercise your rights by contacting policy@libera.chat" fufills. I guess you are right. > Swedish nonprofit organization Libera Chat Which could not be found in the national registry. Compare
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by smarx007 5y ago
How do you expect me to accept a privacy policy of your website if two parties are not identified? Every legal(-looking) document begins by identifying the parties (not necessarily names, though a quick lookup on https://www.alla
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by smarx007 5y ago
Actually, Segoe is a Frutiger clone, not a Helvetica clone. Also see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Segoe#Licensing_controversy
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by smarx007 6y ago
I have it listen on a loopback interface and do SSH port forwarding when I want to look at the stats. Nginx proxying with basic auth is a perfectly reasonable approach and not a workaround in my humble opinion. I would trust these two appro
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by smarx007 6y ago
Actually, it will annoy me in particular even though FF is my default browser. Technically, Choosy ( https://www.choosyosx.com/ ) is my default "browser" on macOS and FF is the preferred browser in Choosy. I hope th
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by smarx007 6y ago
Notably, the article submitted to HN did not have a single number inside (well, it did, but "2011" is a year and not relevant here). Thanks for the pointer, found the infographic here: https://www.quora.com/Japanes
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by smarx007 6y ago
From https://github.com/../../settings/secrets/actions "Secrets are not passed to workflows that are triggered by a pull request from a fork."
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by smarx007 6y ago
Approval will do nothing. It's not projects who are abusing actions, but PR submitters! This is actually a much bigger risk to the PR model popularised by GH than GH would like to admit. Now the git-send-email model does not look so wr
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by smarx007 6y ago
> that adds around 5 minute to every PR I receive... I am sure not every PR you get touches files under '.github/workflows'. Are you sure you were replying to me and not @_fat_santa? It's his approach that ruins CI&#x
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by smarx007 6y ago
> Requiring the PR to be closed before the code runs would solve this. That's not going to work! You want to make sure all the tests that run as part of the CI pass before you merge. What you can do is to make a blanket ban on auto-

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