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by trumpdong 4mo ago
This exists.
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by trumpdong 4mo ago
How about integrating the cleaning mechanism into the dish cupboard so they don't need to be moved at all? This exists. It's called dish drawers. Two mini-dishwashers in a unit with the idea that you will take your dishes out of o
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Cory said we're allowed to use it to mean "went bad on purpose" because language evolves and he's not the English police.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Or editing them to say "in Python 2"? There's historical value in a historical knowledge base.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
That's dangerous. If you get banned from a large subreddit you often get banned from the site, even if you mod other subreddits, which are then banned for being unmoderated.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
No, that would be reverted for "violating the author's intent" if you edited an existing answer, and if you posted a new answer it'd be permanently at the end of the list because it would never attract many votes due to
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
On ext4 things will start failing with -ENOSPC but recovery is as simple as deleting files that are taking up space - which may or may not require a reboot into single-user mode depending on how badly the running system is borked - but the
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
It's both. Most people want to protect children, some other people (concentrated among the rich and powerful) see this and use it as an excuse to push surveillance.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Both groups exist. Some want to protect the children, others hop on the bandwagon to ensure that protecting the children comes alongside full mass surveillance, and we do ourselves no good by pretending the first group is the second group.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
How would you know if someone was a minor? Facebook knows even if you don't tell them, but I don't. Would it be combined with the California-style OS age header?
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Imagine there's a lake with 100 fish farms. Each farm operator can pay $50000 to install a pollution scrubber that benefits every farm operator by $1000. Obviously, none of them do it, since it'd cost them $49000. Coordination pro
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Alcohol and cigarettes are bad for you but we've decided that when you turn 18 you have the freedom to ruin your own life. (But not with LSD, for some reason)
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
There is no good reason to have a humanoid robot. None. Dishwashers do best in a dishwasher shape.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Could you not play the record directly into the computer? I guess you just didn't have the necessary adapter cable?
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
> direct drive precision polished tungsten shaft Isn't marketing wonderful. Who cares what the motor shaft is made of? (and why not ordinary steel? tungsten just sounds cooler? they want to reuse it for a lightbulb filament later?)
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
See how many of their cases have been dragging on since almost the beginning of GDPR.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
If I'm using an app I'm very skeptical of "Login with Google" because I have no way to verify that you're only getting a random identifier and not my email address. I prefer to sign up with a proxy email address.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Did that work for all the other people currently in a concentration camp right now?
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
It was illegal to offer public WiFi hotspot in Germany until about 2018 because any consequences for its illegal use (up to and including fines for downloading movies and prison for downloading child porn) would automatically fall upon the
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Which argument to clone does that?
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
My point is that you implied this question had a simple answer but you are failing or refusing answer it. I have just disproven, by the Socratic method, your statement that "people are replacing their bosses".
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
How is that fraud?
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
That's a reaction to people trying to use IP address as an identifying signal. The reaction is that it's only an identifying signal for normal users, just like all the rest of the signals. Normal people get blocked by Cloudflare.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Do you have any concerns about performance? The original reason nginx displaced Apache was to replace a thread-per-request model with an epoll state-machine model. I think Apache now supports the latter, though? In the age of AI scraping, y
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Serializable doesn't mean serialized. It means if two transactions access the same data, one must be delayed or aborted. It doesn't mean they all wait for each other.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
Maybe that's why it's a hypothesis and not a proven theory
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
How did you do that? I don't get many interviews even after making sure AI likes my resume.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
What's your web server? To connect PHP with nginx you need a bunch of arcane configuration.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
It's how Spotify started. And CrunchyRoll. And slightly metaphorically Uber. And in a way Netflix. Turns out you can't scale if you never offer anything of value to customers and therefore never get customers.
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by trumpdong 5mo ago
An addressing scheme is not the same thing as reachability. And the DOD created the Internet. Why would they force themselves to use private address hacks when there will only ever be up to 256 networks connected?

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