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by unanswered 5y ago
Note that sftp != ftps. sftp is scp. Rsync is better if you can get it, but I'm pretty sure that whenever I transfer stuff using WinSCP and File Explorer (Android) it's using sftp.
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by unanswered 5y ago
That's bullshit and you must know it. If, say, Donald Trump were to use the software to save puppies, the steering committee would find a reason that this is actually worse than Hitler.
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by unanswered 5y ago
Please stop disrupting the narrative!
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by unanswered 5y ago
> really transformational cultural moments Prediction: an astonishingly large portion of animal utterances will have to do with reducing the amount of carbon dioxide that humans pour into the atmosphere. You heard it here first.
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by unanswered 5y ago
IANA controls http codes only insofar as no one has told them to knock it off yet. There's no major interop risk from conflicting (200, 400, 500) codes in the way there is for other namespaces because the semantics are essentially cont
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by unanswered 5y ago
Oof, what an ignorant article. Just to take the most egregious example, > To iterate over something using the natural features of the language (object references, array indexing), it would need to be an array managed by that same languag
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by unanswered 5y ago
Suppose the raw results from the trial are that ivermectin is effective. What do you yourself expect to hear in such a circumstance? From the study, from the media, etc?
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by unanswered 5y ago
> people with no immunity So immunocompromised people? The rest of us have immunity.
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by unanswered 5y ago
What do you feel the difference is between "directly issuing system calls" and "some inline assembly"?
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by unanswered 5y ago
> vaccine effectiveness does not mean "effectiveness at preventing the spread of the virus", it means "effectiveness at preventing severe illness and death".
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by unanswered 5y ago
zsh isn't POSIX compliant though.
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by unanswered 5y ago
It's a sad state of affairs that when people think zsh they think "battery status". The most important thing about zsh you should think of is "no need to quote variable expansion".
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by unanswered 5y ago
The scariest thing about that comic is the alt text: "Pokemon hit the US over a decade ago". It has now been 24 years, making the age of the comic itself rather dramatic.
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by unanswered 5y ago
So in other words... The US paid for a bunch of other countries' vaccines? Explain again how this is a bad thing for those countries?
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by unanswered 5y ago
Things really looked grim for them for a while but it looks like the anti-progress team will squeak out a win in the end. Congrats!
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by unanswered 5y ago
It keeps them on the right side of political censors, while allowing them to get the truth out a tiny bit at a time.
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by unanswered 5y ago
It's projection because you may hate being wrong, but some people like learning the truth no matter what they believed before. I guess you can continue to deny this kind of person exists; but it doesn't really matter what you th
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by unanswered 5y ago
> people hate admitting being wrong This is projection. There are multiple modes of approaching communication and not everyone uses the mode where communication is an exercise in one-upmanship.
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by unanswered 5y ago
> It's curious to me that so much of the focus on COVID vaccines focuses on the antibodies produced immediately after infection and vaccination and so little on the longer-lasting immune responses (memory T and B cells). Lol it real
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by unanswered 5y ago
I'm not sure what to believe myself, but... One explanation which is just barely plausible, but by default is unfortunately the most plausible explanation, is that there is widespread fraud and powerful parties want it to remain in pla
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by unanswered 5y ago
Because it is, and anyone who passed high school biology should know it.
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by unanswered 5y ago
Studies have shown that more than 87% of complaints about rust compile time are because people are enabling serde everywhere and for everything.
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by unanswered 5y ago
This doesn't really answer anything, though, because you don't have direct access to "The Consensus". How do you determine what the consensus is? Media reports? Whichever points come up most often on forums? Whatever poi
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by unanswered 5y ago
Dynamic relocations are a solution in search of a problem. It's entirely possible to write truly position independent code (not the same as -fpic and friends, which just emit relocs). It's entirely possible for compilers to output
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by unanswered 5y ago
Yes, this is common. Frankly it was a bad idea to complain; you should be prepared to... be invited to leave your current position. Here's why: Everyone (on the ground floor at least) knows that the code is terrible, but the organizati
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by unanswered 5y ago
How does such a contract play out if the shorted thing is not marketable at expiration?
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by unanswered 5y ago
Yes, you just take one month of safety data on 60 patients and that's 5 years of safety data. It appears the anti-vax are innumerate as well as anti-science!
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by unanswered 5y ago
I'm a bit of a finance noob; is there any practical way to enter a long-term short position on usdt that would actually be redeemable if the Bitcoin ecosystem were to collapse after its downfall?
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by unanswered 5y ago
The article never said they started charging again, which means that "temporarily" was an editorialization. Having a written agreement—I don't think it sounded like "formal contract" to me—is more transparent tha
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by unanswered 5y ago
Then Prospera stopped charging for the water, and the only condition they placed on completely free use of all the infrastructure that went into it was for the village to acknowledge that they were receiving the water.

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