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by supakeen 6y ago
Thermos bottle for keeping drinks cold or warm.
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by supakeen 7y ago
Which country is that?
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Initial Findings reveal software flaws in Boeing's starliner(blogs.nasa.gov)
2 points by supakeen 7y ago|0 comments
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by supakeen 7y ago
It's a few things, drop is the word for licorice and lol is the word for fun. It's also one letter off 'droplul' which would be a swear word for asshole, literally: licorice dick.
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by supakeen 7y ago
This looks like a neat tool, I'll be trying it out next week at work :)
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by supakeen 7y ago
I was unaware of that and it seems people have fixed the title for me. Thanks!
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Bug #915: Please help(nedbatchelder.com)
591 points by supakeen 7y ago|95 comments
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by supakeen 7y ago
There really isn't more information about this than the above so we don't know. Here's a few Dutch sources at the bottom you can throw through a translation service: "nearly all windows computers were hacked", &quot
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by supakeen 7y ago
Nothing like -R, but attaching tmux lets you swap the client between different sessions with `<your prefix> L` for last, `s` for an interactive list or `(`, `)` for next/previous, and some others I forget. If you want to list ses
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by supakeen 7y ago
Interesting take on the entire thing (though from 2010). I think things have changed a bit regarding the possibilities of hosting on not-your-computer. I still agree with the premise that if you want control over something you use you shoul
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by supakeen 7y ago
I thought the mayor did confirm that the children existed on paper [0] but even if not they claim to have been there for 9 years putting the youngest child at 7 years old. They'd have been at school and disappeared?? Re-reading the lin
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by supakeen 7y ago
The mayor confirmed in their press conference that all children were registered and noted that it was weird that they were never checked on their school attendance (mandatory at that age).
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by supakeen 7y ago
Or the 2012 end of maya calendar thing!
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by supakeen 7y ago
The 25-year old would've been 16 when they were locked up which makes it all the more weird, a rebellious teen!
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by supakeen 7y ago
Being in the Netherlands this is just such an interesting story, there's so much going on. The kids, if they actually went 'underground' 9 years ago would have been in the mandatory schooling age. Checks on this tend to be qu
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by supakeen 7y ago
Depends entirely on your setup but this work seems a good fit for a job queue where you can spread the work over multiple machines and processes. I believe celery has integrations for Django.
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by supakeen 7y ago
Arguably one of the hotter debated functions is assignment-as-expression through the := or walrus operator. Quite happy with the new SyntaxWarning for identity comparison on literals and missing commas :) Especially neat is also the `python
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What’s New in Python 3.8(docs.python.org)
833 points by supakeen 7y ago|367 comments
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by supakeen 7y ago
USA-224 and here's the video for those interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRLVFn9z0Gc
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by supakeen 7y ago
If only they had a button 'no marketing', the essential cookies all seem ok.
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by supakeen 7y ago
Not for me (Firefox+NoScript) but it does ask me to allow 50 marketing cookies.
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by supakeen 7y ago
It's also quite the investment while (at least in some countries) there are plans to lower or remove the payments for delivering power back to the net.
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by supakeen 7y ago
The Model 3 doesn't have an official time at the Nürburgring (for as far as that being an actual thing). It was the fastest EV around Laguna Seca last december: https://www.carscoops.com/2018/12/tesla-model-3-
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by supakeen 7y ago
Which parts of the article aren't applicable to Firefox? It seems like most of these idioms should give advantages to SpiderMonkey (if it's still called that) and V8.
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by supakeen 7y ago
I feel that over the years of doing things related to web development I actually have to Google less. Frameworks change, idioms change, but the web itself has largely remained stable (it's still HTTP, even if we now sometimes use HTTP&
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by supakeen 7y ago
The Libra name is only used in Australia and New Zealand [0], it's unlikely that two things carrying the same name will influence the brand of Facebook's currency a whole lot. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lib
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by supakeen 7y ago
This is mostly because email servers need to look at email headers to route mail to the correct person. The headers might be encrypted in transit by TLS between email servers but this is not guaranteed.
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by supakeen 7y ago
I'm much more familiar with the term pdns being used to refer to powerdns so reading this got slightly confusing :)
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by supakeen 7y ago
"In one of these applications, two of the 121 parameters were not defined correctly. What the exact parameters are, the speaker did not want to say." Is all the further information in the German article.
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by supakeen 7y ago
Rerun a new release over the mutation log that it previously watched :)

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