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But it isn't, here. The state of Belgium created itself by secession from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands, and its populace generally comprises two nations, Flanders (Flemish) and Wallonia (French), neither of which are contingu
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You can, but you don't get access to the app store.
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There's no such thing as a "de facto standard." The whole point of a standard is to be the jure that the thing is de . The word you're looking for is "common."
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It defaults to one / for it all, but if you tell it not to it will suggest partition sizes for you. Regardless this is definitely self-inflicted.
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Specifically its goals are low memory overhead and hardening. Safe defaults, and easy to swap to a performance-oriented malloc for those apps that want it. My question is: why is Rust performance contingent on a C malloc?
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Yes, those investors. There are more of them than the well-informed kind.
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No, we should refrain from passing laws that are anticompetitive and unenforceable, like this one is.
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My current thermostat is older than Nest, Google, and all of the founders of each of those companies. I can still get repair parts for it. It has the schematics printed on the inside of the case in case I can't get repair parts for i
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If you can't look at that publication list and see their expertise in macine learning, then it may be that they know more about your field than you know about theirs. Nothing wrong with that! Computational chemists use different term
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Or their computer breaks. Or their electricity cuts off. Or an asteroid hits them. ...things can be super useful without being flawless.
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Unlikely: POWER10 required blobs, and there's no sign that'll change for Power 11.
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This is not evidence of doxxing, or evidence that the masks prevent it. This happened at an immigration facility, and the victim wasn't even ICE. Every time I ask for evidence, I get something like this: only tangentially related. If
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They've made that claim, but nobody's provided any evidence.
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Yeah, that would be crazy, but the point here is that the "crime" is not being committed in Mississippi at all.
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PAM has worked on musl for many years. musl-nscd has provided nsswitch functionality for about a decade now.
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I don't foresee any problems. One is an init system anyone can use and the other one is an internal corporate KVM fork nobody else cares about.
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They do obey the law: they're required to pull onto a siding to allow Amtrak to stay on time. So the operators ensure the train is too long for any of the sidings, which fits them into an escape clause. Any cargo train stuck waiting
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University degrees are not coupons for jobs, regardless of what someone told you when you were little. They never have been.
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You appear to have mistaken the purpose of a degree. It's not a job ticket. The school gave you what you paid for. Your transaction is complete.
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Why would you claim evidence and not cite any?
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The school isn't issuing the loans. How exactly do you think student loans work?
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Yep. How'd that work out?
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Is the testing documented anywhere? It's hard to sift through tech@ to find this stuff.
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So, at full burn, enough to run a national laboratory for half a century . This is what rich looks like.
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It's insufficiently documented, two of the most powerful corporations on earth are unwilling to assist if not actively hostile to the efforts, and it touches every single subsystem in the kernel. Ten years is fantastic.
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Does it actually work in a meaningful way on any hardware? In my testing, it still discharges the battery at about the same rate as leaving the OS up and turning the screen off, where Linux is about on par with Windows. But I might have a
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Watch cells are also usually lithium. I'd have just gone with LiFePO4 18650 cells.
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Most (all?) systems running systemd are going to have a javascript interpreter as a polkit dependency anyway.
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Nothing, that is, except for the examples, the source code, the libraries, and the linked references. But nothing else.
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Toilets are already labeled with their usage rate.
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