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by u801e 4y ago
> Where sidewalks are provided and are accessible, it is unlawful for any pedestrian to walk or otherwise move along and upon an adjacent roadway A charitable interpretation of my original assertion would be: "all other roads are s
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by u801e 4y ago
> Try walking on the road in any business district and see how long it is until you get a ticket for jaywalking or illegally walking in the road. What law are you referring to that makes it illegal for pedestrians to walk on the road fac
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by u801e 4y ago
We never turned everything into car infrastructure. Other than controlled access highways like interstates that are restricted to motor vehicles that can maintain a minimum speed, all other roads are shared infrastructure that can be legal
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by u801e 4y ago
If the endpoint supported mutual TLS, then the client side certificate could serve as a factor and the account credentials would be the other factor.
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by u801e 4y ago
A lot of commands in ed also work in vim's ex mode. In fact, ex is an extended version of ed and vi is the visual mode for ex.
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by u801e 4y ago
I have a daughter who's 11 years of age and has plenty of friends at school. She doesn't have an instagram account and hasn't asked me to get her a device so that she's able to create an account and log on. So I really
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by u801e 4y ago
Not all 12 year olds are in a single social group. If one is being left out because they don't have an instagram account, there's another social group they can gravitate to that has other interests besides instagram posts.
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by u801e 4y ago
I've done the same in chat rooms where everyone on the team can read if they want to, even if the conversation is limited to me and another individual.
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by u801e 4y ago
I never really understood the reasoning behind mandating a particular communication platform for everyone. Why not just rely on email for communication between groups and let individual groups decide what communication platforms they use w
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by u801e 4y ago
When dealing with screen splits, max line length is important. If I have my screen split vertically, I can't display more than 90 characters per line without having to horizontally scroll or deal with soft wrapping even with a large s
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by u801e 4y ago
Which one are you using? I'm currently using the 7.2. I wanted to get the 8.3, but finding a new one isn't easy.
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by u801e 4y ago
> And whoever may or may not have called 911 should be publicly berated. They could file a FOIA for 911 call recordings during that timeframe. It's likely no calls were made.
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by u801e 4y ago
I never really set up a function for it, but what I usually do is in a new vim instance, I'll run the :term command, press ctrl-w o to make it the only window and then run a nested vim instance in that term window (typically one instan
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by u801e 4y ago
gvim has a menu bar by default. I believe it's possible to enable it in the terminal assuming vim has been compiled with the necessary options.
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by u801e 4y ago
That really depends on the make up of their customer base. Most people who decide to eat at restaurants have some disposable income. Those that don't would be eating at home anyway. How many of those customers would switch to eating at
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by u801e 4y ago
According to this source[1], the labor cost for a restaurant is 20% to 30% of gross revenue. If a restaurant decided to double the pay for their employees, then their costs would go up by 50% (25% * 2). If they increase their prices by 50
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by u801e 4y ago
They are, but they require one to use the HTTP application level protocol. I would like to be able to do the same with SMTP and IMAP in my email client without having to make HTTP requests.
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by u801e 4y ago
> The UX of doing it is error prone and insecure because of foot guns. Many people over the years have mentioned UX issues as a reason why client side TLS certificates aren't more widely used. The question is why hasn't there
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by u801e 4y ago
> Objecting to user education is an idea that is coming back into vogue, especially with authentication and phishing. It's the idea that has held up best here. The notion that users can't really be educated has led to a lot of
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by u801e 4y ago
Perhaps, but I don't have to change editors to use Magit, nor do I need any plugins to do it :)
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by u801e 4y ago
Except for the times I just want to have what's in upstream by resetting to that commit instead of merging or rebasing.
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by u801e 4y ago
One command I use that I haven't seen anyone mention so far is git apply. I use this to stage or edit diff hunks before committing. Basically, at least in vim, I can highlight part of the diff (along with the diff header) and pipe it
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by u801e 4y ago
I make empty commits when I want to update the commit message without changing anything in the referenced tree. I do this by prefixing the title of the commit I message I want to update with squash!. Then, when run an interactive rebase w
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by u801e 4y ago
If there's any command that's not needed, it's git pull. This command basically combines git fetch and git merge. But merging the remote changes into your local branch isn't always appropriate. I know that you can cha
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by u801e 4y ago
I'm not sure what goes into the decisions package maintainers make in terms of which packages to include in the OS repository, but, in my experience with python applications, most dependencies we needed could be found in the OS reposit
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by u801e 4y ago
In that case one could rely on an allow list rather than a block list.
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by u801e 4y ago
I've been using Free fillable forms for quite a few years without any issues. Up until the 2020 tax year, they also had state fillable forms which I also used to file state taxes. Unfortunately, they stopped supporting individual fil
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by u801e 4y ago
> financial companies are required to get reams of highly sensitive data to do KYC checks. The real problem is that the data is considered sensitive in the first place. It's essentially publicly available data at this point and ent
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by u801e 4y ago
> I’ve been meaning to write a script that will generate a commit message based on the files changed. “added models.py, edited settings.py” You can get that information with the git log --name-status parameter.
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by u801e 4y ago
Running a command like git blame on a file you plan to modify and running git show on the sha1 value can help you find relevant commits.

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