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by staz 4y ago
> Twitter HAS a free speech problem. This is not controversial. Twitter has limitations on free speech, it's totally debatable if that's a problem or not.
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by staz 5y ago
> If an autonomous car don't let me run over someone it's not really a car. ... do we even need n-gate anymore?
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by staz 5y ago
To save you a web search : Red Hat 6 was relased 6 November 2010. Roughly 1 year after Window 7, which ended support 2 weeks ago.
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by staz 5y ago
Why five ? why not a seven day week?
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by staz 5y ago
it's `cd $_` with the underscore, it repeat the last argument. from bash man page > _ At shell startup, set to the pathname used to invoke the shell or shell script being executed as passed in the environment or argument
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FOSDEM 2022 will be online(fosdem.org)
142 points by staz 5y ago|28 comments
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by staz 5y ago
I think the intuition is that a lot of these phone number come in ranges, so it would not be a regex but multiples? But yeah seems easier to just encode the ranges, than some complex system to create the most minimal regex. edit: checked th
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by staz 5y ago
meld can compare two directory if they have the same structure and name for files but can't really tell if I inside my foot folder, I have a folder root/X which is also present as root/category/b/X. (except all the
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by staz 5y ago
this more like a tool suggestion request, because I haven't been able to find a solution in Google. I'm looking for a more advanced duplicate files finder in Linux, specially one that can handle folders. Most tool just return a li
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by staz 5y ago
Mainly messages getting delayed or undelivered (often on the IRC bridge), everything getting randomly very slow, encryption randomly breaking... sadly what I consider the usual for Matrix. I recently had a particularly vexing issue in a sma
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by staz 5y ago
> Every single time matrix comes up, people make this argument it's often the same group of people too... Andrew_nenakhov "forgot" to mention it but he develops a XMPP client and likes to pop up in the comments ofpost on M
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by staz 5y ago
so someone told you he was prejudiced against, you respond with more prejudice and then you pretend it's his attitude that colored your perception. Are you for real?
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by staz 5y ago
Apparently the news and context that I missed is that Audacity was bought by a company that plan to monetize it. With paying option and cloud stuff apparently? can't find a source for that part in english. https://www.audaci
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by staz 5y ago
Anyone feel like we get a "Linux Rust support" post every month lately? Feels a bit like the "new more efficient battery technology" recurring post. edit: to precise it's not that I'm not supportive of the effo
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by staz 5y ago
the problem is that it is the matrix.org team that can do the bridging, not the Libera folks
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by staz 5y ago
the concern is more about the impersonation. It's like you had mysite.com, decided to rename it to a new domain and so put a redirect. And then the CEO of the DNS authority decided to take your domain for himself, put a copy of your pr
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by staz 5y ago
https://twitter.com/liberachat/status/1395009986921652233 > Hi all. The IRC network is currently experiencing technical difficulties, likely a result of a massive influx of people. We're working on fixing
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by staz 5y ago
it easier to change what server you connect to in your client, especially if all the channels you connect to move over, than to adopt a new protocol/client/ etc..
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Oculus will sell a Quest 2 headset that doesn't need Facebook for an extra $500(pcgamer.com)
25 points by staz 5y ago|14 comments
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by staz 5y ago
Very few people can choose directly to work more or less to gain accordingly. Even freelancer may have some leeway but it's quite limited.
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by staz 5y ago
... wait, what? I use the sort function of a standard library because it has been written by seasoned devs, reviewed, rewritten; use known algorithms and practices; and being part of a well known standard library it has a chance of still be
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by staz 5y ago
"good" can mean a lot of things. did you mean more competent? > the ones who are really interested in what we are doing i.e they would still work even if they aren't on payroll do you mean the one that aren't competen
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by staz 6y ago
https://xkcd.com/1831/ relevant xkcd
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by staz 6y ago
I would even add this XKCD. https://xkcd.com/1174/ Or even translating... Try putting their demo website in Google Translate or even try to select the text on an email in their demo webmail app to copy paste it in goog
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by staz 6y ago
or Google Talk and Hangout
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by staz 6y ago
IIRC the issue with CA was that a friend could share my data without me knowing. It could have been data that I uploaded and not my friend (and maybe the friend didn't even know the existence of this data). I remember Facebook permissi
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by staz 6y ago
Far from the whole $1000 but I bought a monitor arm and a second screen. I really like the monitor arm, as it allows me to use more space on my desk. I also bought a Bluetooth headset but I'm considering buying a real, big microphone t
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by staz 6y ago
there is a difference being waken up by the thing you choose to be on-call for and being waken up in the middle of the night by a random application because fuck you that's why
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by staz 6y ago
everybody seems to be talking about wages negotiation but let's remember that some Amazon employees had to pee in bottles. It's easier to collectively bargain for toilets to be better located (though it's sad that you have to
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by staz 6y ago
Sorry to add to the pile of comments, but I really recommend you watch a couple of video on cutting technique (like five minutes longs video, no need to nerd the whole thing out). Not only having all your fingers is good, but knowing you a

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