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by sweettea 7y ago
Johnny's Selected Seed if you pick just one. Wild Garden Seed for a second. Johnnys will lead you to some small breeders without paper catalogs - Row 7 Seeds, Wild Boar Farms, Artisan Seeds. And if you stay intrigued, Market Gardening
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by sweettea 7y ago
The only exemplar I can recall right now still living is Merritt Roe Smith, historian of technology. Do you know of more?
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by sweettea 8y ago
I'm a big fan of Tauthon, a backwards-compatible Python 2.7 fork with some features backported from Python 3. Personally I've yet to see a Python 3 feature that would be useful in my code.
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by sweettea 8y ago
This is already true -- tauthon is a updated, patched Python 2 fork. https://github.com/naftaliharris/tauthon
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by sweettea 8y ago
Specifically, the fresh selection and quantity has gone down, the per-store unique items have disappeared, and the whole store is draped in Amazon upsells.
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by sweettea 8y ago
And it's a short journey from copying someone else's vote because you trust they are smarter than you and have your values, to questing for that person to be a monarch and appoint subsidiary positions. Millenials seem in my experi
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by sweettea 8y ago
Unfortunately, the IBC specifies a maximum height of grass, and while I live in the country my county enforces grass height. The country is not a panacea for freedom.
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by sweettea 8y ago
Romansch music? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtMP7Nw0E3g is the only Romansh song I've ever encountered in my American existence.
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by sweettea 8y ago
Personally I do agree about hard drives. They're so enormous these days that I'll never use even a moderately sized one. I'm spoiled, though, and love my SSDs; they're fast, smaller, and more expensive, and just a couple
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by sweettea 8y ago
#3 is certainly not a historically common error from a disk, but thin provisioning has been around for a while -- dm-thin was introduced in Linux 3.2 in 2012, and filesystems in my opinion worked extensively to handle ENOSPC correctly since
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by sweettea 8y ago
VDO will return ENOSPC when it gets a write and has nowhere to store it. The filesystem or other writer is responsible for passing ENOSPC up to the user, just like if dm-thin were to run out of space.
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by sweettea 8y ago
> It exposes a virtual device backed by a real one, adding a layer of compression, am I reading it right? And deduplication, yes. >Can I grow the logical size later? Yes; the man page for the program discusses the growLogical subcomma
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by sweettea 8y ago
ZFS's dedupe is, I believe, 64k block dedupe; VDO's is 4k block dedupe.
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by sweettea 8y ago
Red Hat's westford office has proper cubicles.
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by sweettea 9y ago
I believe, based on the math, that 6 6-bit values barely don't fit in 32 bits. :(
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by sweettea 9y ago
The inter-terminal walk is actively enjoyable and de-stressing, particularly between A and B, and I don't understand why people don't default to walking instead of taking the plane train.
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New firmware disables branch prediction on AMD 17h processors(lists.opensuse.org)
3 points by sweettea 9y ago|0 comments
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by sweettea 9y ago
I believe the 13th century conquest would have been the Mongolian Empire. While Constantinople fell in 1204, Crimea devolved to the Empire of Nicaea [1] or Trebizond [2]. In 1223, the Mongols conquered most of Crimea [3]. [1] https:/&
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by sweettea 9y ago
I have a lot of sympathy for this argument, but I don't think it's fleshed out enough. What happens to this argument if you do s/Amazon/Walmart/? I would generally hold Amazon is better than Walmart due to the relat
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by sweettea 9y ago
In my work identity, we saw a similar problem in our testing, where blkid would cause undesired IO on fresh devices. Eventually, we disabled blkid scanning our device mapper devices upon state changes with a file /etc/udev/59
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by sweettea 9y ago
M is the roman numeral for a thousand; MM is a common abbreviation for million, i.e. a thousand thousand.
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by sweettea 9y ago
Or incentivize. A website and forum would swiftly spring up publishing the best-optimizing taxpayers/tax-avoiders, perhaps ranking by (normal tax rate for the taxpayers' income) / (actual tax rate). People would compete to ge
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by sweettea 9y ago
Imperial units are better, and I expect the world will convert to them in the next century. They're sane and easily divisible into eighths and more with a single significant digit of the next smaller unit, while going from 1 kilo to 12
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by sweettea 9y ago
I expect freshness and taste/heritage to be a greater selling point than pure labor intensity. A megafarm halfway across the country may use equal cultural practices, but the produce can't be as fresh as the farm just a bike ride
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by sweettea 9y ago
Many "farmer's markets" do not prohibit resellers; it's a major problem for both customers and farmers.
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by sweettea 9y ago
Did he try Dropbox support to see if they have a backup?
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by sweettea 9y ago
Pretty high. It is a primary source of long-chain hydrocarbons, a primary feedstock for chemistry. Most biologically active chemicals produced by industry rely on oil as the chief starting material.
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by sweettea 10y ago
I've grown to have a normal rate of urination, every hour or two, over the 5ish years I've been drinking green tea in large quantities.
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by sweettea 10y ago
I too drink 1-2 gallons of green tea per day. I drink looseleaf exclusively, with a supplier who's checked on fluoride levels for me, and find I stay hydrated and happy much better on this specific (tamaryokucha) green tea than on any
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by sweettea 10y ago
My impression is that, in the US, you must be able to turn on electronics, or you will not get the chance to charge them, they will be disposed of.

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