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by striking 4y ago
Systemd isn't exactly packaged for macOS, which I believe is one of the targets for Devbox.
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by striking 4y ago
> Then only badly behaving programs will be shot in the head randomly. So, all of them then?
573.
by striking 4y ago
No, they were killed in the name of Elon Musk. Not for science, but for "speed".
574.
by striking 4y ago
> maybe they will think again what's the point of speech that does nothing Downvotes are meaningful speech too. Usually people use them when they think your comment isn't worth a reply or doesn't belong here. They exist to
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by striking 4y ago
What's your take on caffeine?
576.
by striking 4y ago
Lifestyle changes work for some people, but coping with ADHD is not for everyone. Most of the folks taking the meds are not looking for some "medicated state of productivity" that is beyond human, they're trying to stop feeli
577.
by striking 4y ago
Well, there was Cerebral, but their CEO blew the situation up for everyone and now we can't have nice things.
578.
by striking 4y ago
A language isn't just a collection of vocabulary words and grammar rules. A language, beyond being a cultural artifact in and of itself, forms part of the system by which a community processes, discusses, reacts to each other and the w
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by striking 4y ago
Refactoring is easier when you have either tests or types, but I think it's easiest when you have types as tests don't always remain compatible during refactorings. In TypeScript I let the types guide me as I change code. Too many
580.
by striking 4y ago
So people with DSD / intersex people simply no longer exist now? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersex
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by striking 4y ago
I understood it to mean "most of the people on this site", and I certainly didn't take it personally. The irony I understood from the comment is that the metric the commenter suggests should be considered more strongly is how
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by striking 4y ago
I appreciate the good you've done for the world, but isn't that last sentence just a little bit ironic?
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by striking 4y ago
https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/pull/816#issuecomment-6446... > Edit: This comment was written at a time when Lemmy the software was practically identical with the lemmy.ml instance. At that time we bare
584.
by striking 4y ago
There's a time and a place, though, no? "Screw Elixir" might be fine as an opinion on its own, but in the same breath as "I would like a job"?
585.
by striking 4y ago
The image preceding the article depicts an item of printed material that, as shown in the bottom right corner, refers to itself as a "newspaper".
586.
by striking 4y ago
That kind of already exists with Home Assistant. Granted, it often feels like a thin wrapper around lots of tiny closed ecosystems, but the fact that most things interoperate well enough means I can recommend it. Matter/Thread exist as
587.
by striking 4y ago
VMs are substantially heavier than process isolation. Isolated processes can share certain resources, VMs often boot a separate instance of absolutely everything they depend on (down to the kernel or even emulated hardware).
588.
by striking 4y ago
> Edit: This comment was written at a time when Lemmy the software was practically identical with the lemmy.ml instance. At that time we barely had any moderation tools, so it was an easy way to keep some groups of users off the instance
589.
by striking 4y ago
Take it up with Disney, not these fine folk. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_Term_Extension_Act
590.
by striking 4y ago
Users can decline the permission. Additionally it sounds like this was an optional part of the flow ("possibility")
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by striking 4y ago
For assets (graphics, sound, etc.), yeah. OpenTTD, an older sibling project, eventually was blessed with artists willing to remake all of the assets so the game could be played without the original TTD installed. I think a lot of the charm
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by striking 4y ago
You should give https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ssl/why-use-tls-1.3/ a read. Put briefly, TLS 1.2 supports cyphersuites that make it less secure and requires more roundtripping. It's not a surprise t
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by striking 4y ago
Fine, I'll bite. I downvoted you because TLS 1.3 isn't a conspiracy to make your old stuff break, and such an allegation is undeserving of a reply. You should be able to run an HTTP/S proxy supporting TLS 1.3 on any machine,
594.
by striking 4y ago
Having spoken to someone who simply felt a nationalistic fervor in their formative years, I can tell you some folks just do it for fun.
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by striking 4y ago
No, it's an illustration of two ends of spectrum, and only one of three parts of AFC. All I'm saying is that the original comment gave us three links and that they didn't strictly agree with what the comment said without furt
596.
by striking 4y ago
From your second link: > In a computer program, the lowest level of abstraction, the concrete code of the program, is clearly expression, while the highest level of abstraction, the general function of the program, might be better classi
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by striking 4y ago
That creates risk when we decide to upgrade, should bugs be fixed or new tools be implemented. Right now we are up to date and hope to keep it that way.
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by striking 4y ago
No, we don't have to use them, but they have lots of advantages and lots of support from the community that we just can't tap into.
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by striking 4y ago
> In this case, "it's experimental" should be read as "maybe the team will decide to make changes", rather than "it's not going to work half the time". In that case, I can't in good conscience
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by striking 4y ago
I think a lot of the time it is just too abstract to grasp. I think the first time in my life where I was really happy to have learned calculus for my own intrinsic benefit was a few weeks ago, when I set up Home Assistant in an effort to a

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