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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
> But excuses about not being possible for absolutely every possible codec in a completely generic way is just denying that the world is just a chaotic and dirty place where things are not ideal nor perfect. It's also not consistent
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
War. War never changes.
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San Francisco's Millennium Tower owners could face $10k fine for open windows(nbcbayarea.com)
9 points by upon_drumhead 2y ago|5 comments
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
That's this thread id?
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Awesome, the test.sh does run successfully, however, this version is even slower! it's taking roughly 3 minutes to process the input file that xargs is processing in around 50 seconds. I'll keep futzing to try to understand what&#
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
I've always struggled getting parallel working so I played around with your example. I generated the raw list via for i in $(seq 10000); do echo "$((RANDOM % 255)).$((RANDOM % 255)).$((RANDOM % 255)).$((RANDOM % 255))" >&g
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
As much as I say I feel Google results have gotten worse over time, currently searching for "red mill burgers" gives me their website as the top hit.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Subway discontinued the $5 footlong deal in 2015. https://www.distractify.com/p/what-happened-to-five-dollar-f...
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Register for an account and create a new item. You can replace files in the item , update the description to indicate what date the snapshot was made and what it contains. https://help.archive.org/help/managing-and-edit
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Given that you want to be good stewards of book data, have you considered publishing bulk snapshots to archive.org on a set cadence? It would strongly reduce any needs to do any sort of bulk scraping and also ensure that should something ha
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
WHO did in 2022 https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2022/11/28/1139403...
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
I disagree. Once it's thrown out as an invalid argument, we'll have documented case law indicating that this argument won't be valid and it will reshape the future actions. It's an important step in the process.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
There can be more than one victim. In this case, the claimant suffered a loss of the person who died, which is impossible to quantify, but makes them a victim as well.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
The control click is the impious that is causing these articles. In Sequoia they removed that shortcut so it's only available via deep menus now. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/08/macos-15-sequoia-m
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Honestly, the only feature of 1Password that is locking me in is their MultipleVault support. I have a lot of different vaults, every side project has a different vault, every contract I do has a different vault, and I split a lot of my per
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
For those of you who don't know who he is, he was the Chief Information Security Officer https://www.digicert.com/blog/author/jeremy-rowley
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
I thought he told the advertisers to not advertise... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_M_uvDChJQ
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Honestly, I think this is the main reason. They'll do some financial shenanigans and xAI is going to benefit.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Twitter received a sweetheart deal from the city to move there https://projects.sfchronicle.com/2019/mid-market/city/ Not sure it was worth it in the long run, but there was a lot of benefits that normal comp
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Are they sending the passwords or are they hashing and sending the hashes? I know 1Password's watchtower uses hashes to detect leaked passwords.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Was it an intentional decision?
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
This seems like a very inflated article title. It can only find Deleted or Private commits on repos you have access to, which is a much different claim then the title initially read to me.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
There is some sandboxing on Mac. For example, there is a bunch of permissions around Full Disk Access that prevents a rogue app from getting full access to all your files without your approval
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
While I can't comment on how truly Apple cares about privacy, a bug is not the same as an intentional decision. This seems like a weird thing to fixate on as an example of Apple not caring about privacy.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
I tried a copy-cat recipe one and it was underwealming. Later, I came across https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHlk4GviDXk which talks about their process. I think a key difference between the copy-cat recipes and real Franks
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
Mechanical hard drives are absolutely on the same, or higher, level of reliability. It's mind boggling what we can achieve when we really focus on quality outcomes.
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
They cover that down the page under the "Failure Rates in Context" section > Everything I’ve shown you so far is our raw number of failures, but what matters most is failure rate percentages. Let’s look at total failure rates i
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
The chart is raw counts, not a percentage > Even though failure rates (as a percentage) are the most consequential, I think showing the absolute number of failures illustrates our experience best
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
poettering was fun > If "systemd" is your magnum opus, we need to have a serious talk about your personal taste in software architecture. A project that’s more controversial than pineapple on pizza? Bravo, Lennart, you’ve truly
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by upon_drumhead 2y ago
I've been enjoying La Posta Hatch Smoked Chile the past month. It's nice and smoky with a decent kick. My last bottle was African Rhino Peri-Peri, which is a much brighter sauce then the smokey ones. https://lapostachil

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