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by t-3 7mo ago
A straightforward rendition of the last 10 years wouldn't even pass the smell test for a satire. It might work as some kind of experimental dark slapstick.
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RISC-V XIP Linux Feature Removed After It Keeps Breaking for Months at a Time(phoronix.com)
3 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
It's not that simple. Large herbivores are necessary for many environments and useful agriculturally even if we didn't eat them. Desertification caused by removing trees and grazing without replenishing, nutrients lost because s
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by t-3 7mo ago
I used to think I was incapable of learning "real" programming because I didn't get C. When I later read a book on programming in assembly, I realized that everything that had felt so complex was actually not so difficult.
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by t-3 7mo ago
I've seen two people with the same name and birthday, in different departments of the same building. Caused regular problems with management and HR. I've also seen two different customers with the same name and phone number - the
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by t-3 7mo ago
I don't have any social apps or games on my phone. Other than the web browser there's nothing to distract me. I find it so easy to get caught up in checking the news or email or the episode of that show I was watching on my lapto
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by t-3 7mo ago
Pointers aren't hard, it's C/C++ that make them complicated. Addresses and indirection in any assembly language are simple and straightforward, easy and even intuitive once you start actually writing programs.
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by t-3 7mo ago
In addition to more space, having only one foreground application really reduces distractions and visual clutter. Also, for some reason I am comfortable using larger fonts on phones and tablets, which makes doing lots of reading easier than
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by t-3 7mo ago
I suspect they also wanted to distract from the Epstein files and probably expected some domestic "rally around the flag" effect. The first seems to be mostly successful for now, the second not as much.
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by t-3 7mo ago
There are a multitude of manpagers and viewers and frontends. It's one of those things you can write yourself very easily.
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U.S. Lawmakers Work on Unified Site-Blocking Bill to Counter Online Piracy(torrentfreak.com)
15 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
Ok I totally misread the title as "... cow dollars" and thought this was going to be some commodity trading blockchain with a proof-of-livestock scheme. That might actually be able to work using these collars. It would be really c
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by t-3 7mo ago
The LLMs might be able to put the mythical "the code is the documentation" into practice.
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by t-3 7mo ago
Not all saunas are the same though. Traditional hotbox-ed wood burning saunas and modern electrics are the same thing but also kinda not.
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by t-3 7mo ago
In Finland, they are most likely using birch tar.
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by t-3 7mo ago
Part of the problem is that public defence is extremely stressful and not particularly well paid, as well as being less prestigious than prosecution. Few are going to give their all to defend someone who has already "failed" a dru
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Hackers breached the EC by poisoning the security tool it used to protect itself
2 points by t-3 7mo ago|1 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
That depends greatly on which interests you allow to be defined as "American". The vast majority of American people would have preferred not to be involved in most of our foreign adventures. The rich and powerful thought different
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by t-3 7mo ago
Can I move to whichever dimension it is you live in?
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by t-3 7mo ago
But it's what at least some people making/selling music believe, or else they wouldn't be buying likes .
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AO3 Is Exiting Open Beta(transformativeworks.org)
4 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
Pushing back against the subtle suggestion that only American and European viewpoints are normal is more an example of cleaning up shit than shitting on anybody.
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More people requesting 'unvaccinated' blood for themselves or their children(cidrap.umn.edu)
2 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
Shell without a userland is like FORTH without the ability to define new words. It's really contrary to the whole idea of what a shell is. Bootstrapping in very constrained conditions makes some sense, but where would you have a POSIX
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by t-3 7mo ago
What would be nice about changing it? The site is fast and works across all platforms.
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by t-3 7mo ago
Why not POSIX or some common external tools where it makes sense? Most of those big switch statements could be easily replaced with some standard programs that already exist everywhere.
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Exposing the FBI's Human Experimentation Studies(racket.news)
1 points by t-3 7mo ago|1 comments
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Libinput Hit by Worrying Security Issues with Its Lua Plug-In System(phoronix.com)
2 points by t-3 7mo ago|0 comments
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by t-3 7mo ago
So, when can I buy a pack of menthol nicoshroomiopijuana?
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by t-3 7mo ago
Fort Bragg has been the transit point for most opiates imported to the US in the past 30 years. Cheap illegal opiates in addition to overprescription of opioids made the problem much worse.

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