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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Or shoot the bears from the helicopter, full "Apocalypse now" style!
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Backward compatibility works the other way: new compilers can still compile old code.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Create a gmail address from your local McDonald's wifi?
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I mean, you never know when you'll want to recompile a kernel in a hurry, or drop to a terminal for a quick ssh into your servers
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
They dropped the easiest part (for English speakers): "eve"
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Also, it was put in The Blockchain, so we're good.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
In that case, it is not really linked to abortion: the baby is already born. A convincing (to me) argument that I heard during COVID debates is that by saving a baby you save, on average, 80 years of potential future life; for elderly peopl
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
No Robertson outside of North America for historical/licensing reasons.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
This, definitely. If you don't have one with you, you can also hammer a slightly larger torx bit into the rounded square and unscrew. This may damage the bit, though.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
There's not much more than that to it: high voltage, high current and exposed wires. It does not take a PhD to understand what can go bad.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
The thought of running a 10000+ development team is horrific.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
> Everyone believes that the start of human life is a core issue. Yes, the core issue is here. Though no-one seriously argues that a foetus is not human, nor alive: the issue is "is it a person (yet)?". Is it something, or some
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Oh, man! The wrench actually costs only $5.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Isn't there some kind of regulation to prevent a bank to be that much exposed to a single customer?
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I don't know which one is faster, but I know that one is not correct (squared approach).
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Isn't it a Cloudflare thing, such as [0]? [0] https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/200170086-U...
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Not sure I am getting your point... Zoom is a US company.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Obviously yes, why wouldn't they? I know for a fact that I do. Yes, I was affected by the fire, and had to pull the backups and rebuild the whole stack - we got a few hours of downtime. And yet I stayed with OVH, the main reason being
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
"Move fast and break things" would be an appropriate and fun motto, though.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
I reckon helium is not "consumed" by using it in the airship. Eventually, it may leak to the atmosphere, but it is not destroyed or lost.
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
From the top of my head: Linux, Bourne shell...
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Put your fridge in a bigger one!
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Probably the cost of operating the computing resources for a functioning network ?
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
Sure you can, and some people do. But when there's no water anymore, everyone lies on the sand... no more swimming!
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
It's a Python f-string [0]. A way of formatting a string by directly including a Python expression between curly braces. [0] https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/inputoutput.html#tut-f-st...
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by throwaway744678 4y ago
A friend or a nice neighbor: why not. But a random stranger? I'd certainly be unhappy! Why would they even try to open the door in the first place?
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by throwaway744678 5y ago
I am perhaps nitpicking, but I expected it to be 86 lines without dependencies (or including the dependencies LOC in the total!)
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by throwaway744678 5y ago
hjkl for our geeky friends?
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by throwaway744678 5y ago
This has not been my experience as a renter and as an owner. The realtor's margins for renting are quite low, which means they try to make things as smooth as possible for everyone, to minimize their work: in particular, they try to ge
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by throwaway744678 5y ago
"You won't believe these 5 things that man learnt by raising his eyes a few seconds from his phone"

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