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by syrrim 10y ago
The last time I played, opening a new tab would create a view into the same bakery, but it each tab diverged based on RNG. This allows you to cheat by, for example, taking multiple risk free chances at wrinkler drops.
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by syrrim 10y ago
Has he GP edited his comment? "Pauseless" in quotes seems to suggest recognition that the GC is not truely pauseless. I interpretted the comment as being in contrast to Go's GC, which also purports to be very low pause.
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by syrrim 10y ago
Another advantage to using alt-backspace over ctrl-w is that the former has the same semantics as alt-b. ctrl-w considers a word to be anything surrounded by spaces, whereas alt-b and alt-backspace consider a word to be any consecutive stri
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by syrrim 10y ago
Semantic versioning works great for software like Java. When you deliver an application with java, you want to ensure that the vast majority of your users have a compatible Java version. You also want to make sure that a new version of Java
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by syrrim 10y ago
That would be cognitive dissonance. There is dissonance between your action (buying the laptop) and your thoughts (not liking the laptop). You either change your action (return the laptop) or change your thoughts (actually, I think I do lik
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by syrrim 10y ago
Painless for you maybe. Gnome Software wouldn't let me upgrade, so I had to do it through a terminal. Afterwards, I found that the graphics in certain videogames were broken. I tried fucking around with drivers, but ended up bricking m
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by syrrim 10y ago
You've made a great list of the downsides, perhaps you could at some point list the upsides? A yubikey you don't move around, and that you don't take extra steps to ensure the security of, seems no more secure or useful than
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by syrrim 10y ago
That depends on what you consider to be the alternative to free speech. If you take it as "no speaking allowed ever", than freedom of speech benefits all equally. If you take the alternative to be "everyone I don't like
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by syrrim 10y ago
If google and facebook - who make their money off data - are willing to delete data for free, then they probably have some legal mandate to do so. If so, then they will continue to allow deletion while the laws remain in place.
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by syrrim 10y ago
I use tabs, but have them organized into a vertical tree. This allows many more to be visible at a time. Since they are in a sidebar, you interface with them like bookmarks, but they don't spawn a new tab when clicked. Because they are
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by syrrim 10y ago
You forget that webpages are allowed to do what ever the hell they want, and so each is probably running a script or two in the background. We put up with a lot in webapps that would never stand in a desktop app.
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by syrrim 10y ago
From the transcription: >I’m not claiming to be a hacker or to speak on behalf of hackers.
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by syrrim 10y ago
The unarhiver also handles .rar files, whih archive utility can't do.
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by syrrim 10y ago
kill as a shell built-in also allows you to pass it job numbers rather than PIDs. For example, kill -9 %1 would kill the first process you sent into the background, either with & or ^Z
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by syrrim 10y ago
Trump wants to deport illegal latinos, not all latinos. Legal latinos are as likely as anyone else to want illegal latinos deported.
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by syrrim 10y ago
It isnt until you've fully understand your own point that you can easily explain it to someone else.
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by syrrim 10y ago
Lets review the arguments: - Time hasn't always had zones, so why not get rid of those too? - Nazi germany, communist china, and north korea all do it, so clearly this is a policy befitting the modern world. Presumably alongside mass c
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by syrrim 10y ago
To be fair, 500k, at least compared to some webpages, is actually a fairly small size. This isn't really a case where a percent of the total is useful.
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by syrrim 10y ago
The funny thing is that ad money doesn't just fall down from the sky, it comes from us . That is to say, it comes from people buying advertised products. If the person viewing the ad doesn't buy the product, they are contributing
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by syrrim 10y ago
If they had root access they could probably encrypt the whole drive, filesystem and all.
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by syrrim 10y ago
Did you do anything to fix your sleep recovery issues on Linux, or did it get resolved by chance?
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by syrrim 10y ago
You could try this: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=vim+cheatsheet&t=ffab&ia=cheatshee... There are similar pages for various programs, including blender it seems: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=blender+cheatsh
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by syrrim 10y ago
Open your terminal, type ':(){ :|:& };:'. Notice how the whole OS becomes unresponsive. There is a very simple solution to both these problems, which most people employ to great effect: just don't do that.
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by syrrim 10y ago
Presumably, those who have children would pass their genes onto those children, and raise their children similar to how they were raised. Therefore, those children would be more likely to have children than the general population.
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by syrrim 10y ago
Isn't Tor a fairly good solution? They have thousands (at least) of users all using identical user agents.
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by syrrim 10y ago
>Mostly Because of their R&D costs How is this not investing in their future?
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by syrrim 10y ago
There was a successful antitrust case against microsoft because of the way they abused their OS to get browser share with IE. I believe that the case was mostly because MS purposefully raised the switching cost by adding non standard featur
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by syrrim 10y ago
Is this assuming all streets are one-way? If they are, than I wouldn't expect an economic impact on businesses. Since the amount of products people buy - and the money they are willing to spend - should stay the same, than the total mo
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by syrrim 10y ago
Besides the commentary on health, is there anything wrong in the article?
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by syrrim 10y ago
I flew from Canada into La Guardia recently and didn't have fingerprints taken.

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