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by thiht 3y ago
Oh yeah that probably explains the US’ obesity epidemic. It’s in fact a body builder epidemic. Problem solved!
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by thiht 3y ago
Subversion was atrocious. Not having a proper staging area was a nightmare to work with.
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by thiht 3y ago
Similar threads have the same kind of answers we can find here on HN https://www.reddit.com/r/ask/comments/15b3wld/what_can_you_b... https://www.reddit.com/r/LivingAlone/comment
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by thiht 3y ago
A toolbox with all the basic tools I need (screwdrivers, pliers, hammer, cutter) + a few tools not in the toolbox (electric drill/screwdriver with a set of drill bits, wire stripper), screws and dowels, etc. Crafting anything at home r
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by thiht 3y ago
> 1 billion per mile That seems incredibly high. My city in France just finished building a new subway line and the cost was ~100 million € per km (170 million $ per mile) Not sure why there's an order of magnitude difference?
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by thiht 3y ago
> Actually, yes, I do. I wear a mask in the office every day, I wear a mask when shopping and anywhere else indoors in public. I have not eaten indoors at a restaurant since the pandemic began. And I haven't caught COVID yet. Sounds
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by thiht 3y ago
> That being said, I don't personally see any security value added or removed by an installer process needing to elevate privileges. That's a one-time thing and likely should require admin privileges Where I worked before we di
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by thiht 3y ago
Thanks for the clarification! Maybe I’m using the wrong term, but when installing Docker, you need root access, and not for Podman. Maybe I’m wrong but I don’t think it’s possible to install Docker if you’re not root on the machine?
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by thiht 3y ago
Same for me, I avoid subscriptions as much as possible. I’m ok with the model of TablePlus however: pay for a license, it’s valid for a year, and at the end of the year you keep the current version available forever but no more updates. And
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by thiht 3y ago
I tried Podman on 2 MacBook Pros: my personal one (Intel) and my work one (M1) and it basically doesn’t work well at all. Podman Desktop simply doesn’t work, on first run it loops forever on initializing stuff (I guess it tries to create th
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by thiht 3y ago
Wtf is an egg?
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by thiht 3y ago
Open source enough that you can use it privately
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by thiht 3y ago
Yes please, this is the first thing I could think of trying to read OP’s post (which I couldn’t finish reading because it’s too straining)
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by thiht 3y ago
> But 99% of the times it was really a dupe Not in my experience. Almost 10 years ago, I asked a question about PHP. I wanted to know if `$_SERVER["REMOTE_ADDR"]` always contained a _valid_ IP address. I specifically wrote down
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by thiht 3y ago
Oh I didn’t realize it was the author of the blogpost that also posted this summary. I thought someone copy pasted it because « it saves a click », as it sometimes happen!
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by thiht 3y ago
It's literally the summary at the top of the article Doesn't anyone click on links anymore?
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by thiht 3y ago
> Note that if the program imports one single C-extension that uses the GIL on the no-GIL build, it's designed to switch back to the GIL automatically. So this is not a 2=>3 situation where non-compatible code breaks. Sounds good
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by thiht 3y ago
Almost as if there was more than 1 person on the internet
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by thiht 3y ago
I had the same reaction reading this atrocious title
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by thiht 3y ago
Perl is better than Python at being an improved shell. In Perl, you can use backticks to execute commands for example
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by thiht 3y ago
XMPP is a monstrosity, just let it die… The X is why it failed, depending on the client used by participants, some features wouldn’t work as expected. I remember someone shitting me because the messages I sent were ugly in his client, maybe
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by thiht 3y ago
You sound like the Dropbox guy. No one wants to jump 10 hoops for what’s considered a basic feature set nowadays. Can you even write multi-line messages with IRC now?
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by thiht 3y ago
To each their own I guess! To be clear maybe the term « awful » was a bit harsh, I don’t want to shit on TST/Sidebery, I know the limitations they face on Firefox. I said it multiple times, but I’m mad that seeing the relative success
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by thiht 3y ago
Because I disagree on that
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by thiht 3y ago
> The way you pin extensions is a bit annoying Agree with that one. They’re struggling a bit to find a good place to put extensions. The latest iteration is fine, but still not great.
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by thiht 3y ago
I’ve used Arc as my main browser on my work laptop for the last few months and I love it! It solves pain points I’ve actively tried to solve with Firefox, but couldn’t. It’s no surprise HN is skeptical about « yet another browser », so here
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by thiht 3y ago
This feels somehow even worse. I don’t think it’s more readable than Op’s example, but now it’s also weird to write. The chaining example in OP’s first example is way better
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by thiht 3y ago
Notion is the only note taking app I managed to stick with. I’ve previously used EverNote, OneNote, org-mode, BearNotes (most overrated note app ever), plain text notes, Obsidian and Apple Notes, in this order. I love Notion because: - the
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by thiht 3y ago
How do they react?
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by thiht 3y ago
Other countries could create their gTLD as they see fit: .gouv, .ukgov, etc. They instead prefer using a SLD (like .gouv.fr) because they’re complete owner of their ccTLD. ccTLDs are not affiliated in anyway with ICANN. I’m guessing .gov is

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