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by usernew 3y ago
Bash is a shell. A bad shell. Korn is a good shell. It's not meant to be a real language. It's meant to be a shell. Here, let me back that up and reverse it for you. <JAVA> public Set<String> listFilesUsingJavaIO(St
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by usernew 3y ago
You know how fish caught in the US across the ocean from Japan were irradiated after their reactor meltdown? You should read about that. We are comparing risk when something goes wrong. Your risk is.... "Don't eat more than two
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by usernew 3y ago
No idea where you or I can get them, but for low-tier enterprise archival storage, vendors either put them into their own archival-tier arrays, or buy directly from the HDD vendors. I think of SMR like Optane. A bunch of consumer-level tec
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by usernew 3y ago
While a dupe, there are thousands of users reading this site sporadically - I've been on here over a decade and have never seen either previous discussion. The site's fresh out of 1990 design is hostile towards navigation of anyth
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by usernew 3y ago
because I need to be able to read text. I only need to see a square box and click on it. it does not need to be the size of the line of text. because I don't need the windows close button at all and it takes up useless space. I clos
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by usernew 3y ago
It's not mumbo jumbo at all. Please read the rest of that wiki article. This is not a regular HDD. Buy a few, build a RAID out of them, then try to rebuild a drive while the front-end is online. You'll probably get data corrup
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by usernew 3y ago
Is this truth worse? I have a completely different reaction to your story. There's a guy, who is a contractor (not an employee), who was hired to do work for the defense department. They hire and fire thousands per day. There needs t
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by usernew 3y ago
got it. you have no answer. light background radiation, present already everywhere is not the same as chernobyl (1000sqmi), where no one can live for 10000 years. i didn't think my matches example could possibly not be understood by e
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by usernew 3y ago
Please show a coal plant that irradiated an area as large and as badly as Chernobyl or Japan. The radiation from what coal plant, is being eaten in fish caught across an ocean? What you're saying is a lot of matches lit around the wor
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by usernew 3y ago
Then you need to leave Alabama, where the 17yo marries the 55yo first, and go to a nightclub in half the European and most of the Asian countries, pick up a 17yo, and do her in the bathroom. You won't succeed the first night. If you&
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by usernew 3y ago
I love how you make up this fake scenario in your head where the guy is threatening the woman with his power. Yes, the scenario where a powerful guy is threatening the little girl is unsexy. Good thing the only brain conflating the articl
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by usernew 3y ago
It's actually insane. Work just swapped me in a new laptop, and of course win11 was the image. It's an 8-core xeon. When I'm away from it, it sits at about 8% CPU. about 2% of that is random company tracking crap. about 6%
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by usernew 3y ago
Maybe it's been too long and things have changed, but that's not how H1B visas work. I have a smallish S-corp and brought in some a long time ago. We filed, got the paperwork submitted, it got approved, they eventually came to wo
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by usernew 3y ago
if you want Grandma mode, have you considered getting her an iPhone? Literally Any old iphone will do.
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by usernew 3y ago
As someone who's been to Chernobyl, you're right. Terrible proxy. Here's what's not: maximum risk. When something goes very wrong - and it will - the maximum damage is insane. This is why I'm against nuclear. Oh y
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by usernew 3y ago
alternate title: google includes more crap most people won't use, making the OS interface have more crap to go through to find your thing. here in the real world, if you want your phone to be a dashcam, you've been able to do that
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by usernew 3y ago
the shaft doesn't run away from the balls. and yes, every single person who visited that site knows what i'm talking about
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by usernew 3y ago
But your scenario has nothing to do with medical debt. Yes, the issue is with the credit bureaus - who are there to make money off you. In fact, lots of companies do that. If you google your name, a bunch of sites might show up reporting
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by usernew 3y ago
I honestly gotta ask. Why is it that half the planet commenting on young sex with very strong, very critical opinions, keeps confusing the age of consent with the age you're allowed to vote? On 99% of the planet, if a 17yo acts like,
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by usernew 3y ago
The primary objective is not what you want it to be or what you think it should be. Elon - through all his career, has demonstrated that the primary objective is to overpromise loudly and underdeliver quietly - creating news, getting atten
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by usernew 3y ago
Alright, here's I want you to do. It'll be interesting and fun, you'll make something cool, it's free, and then you'll come back and look at your comment and reply with a "/s." Download pirated copie
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by usernew 3y ago
Government overreach is... repealing regulations? Net neutrality is not law. There are valid arguments to be made against it - like with your cell plan, everyone can or perhaps should, pay for the bytes they use, and how much infrastructur
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by usernew 3y ago
I did just make up 2 categories who use Linux at home, from the air I've been breathing for my 30+ years of working with people who run Linux at home. That is how opinions based on experience work. Do you have a point to make besides
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by usernew 3y ago
And that is their choice, which should not be forced on all. Please learn to finish reading that to which you reply.
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by usernew 3y ago
This comment is not about the submission, which shows at the top of your page, but about a comment about 3rd party ink blocked, to which I replied.
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by usernew 3y ago
Hold on, the topic of the comment to which I am replying, is printing with 3rd party ink. Many, if not most printers do not block 3rd party ink with firmware - it's the driver in windows that blocks that stuff. Many, if not most, bloc
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by usernew 3y ago
We got to the current state because you left out most of what the OS does now. That's like comparing a 787 to a Cessna, and stating "airplanes used to be light and easy on fuel - how did we get to the current state of the airplan
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by usernew 3y ago
I'm not a printer guy, so this may be a dumb question. All those many models with all their differences and changes - to they not all accept a simple postscript file? Many decades ago when I was a unix admin, you used to just dump a p
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by usernew 3y ago
Yeah - I never understand this train of thought. It seems like some edgy teen ranting while working as cashier at the movies. It's a company - they can pay whoever they want, however much they want, and they are not obligated to keep
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by usernew 3y ago
There is no centralization. There are many different websites to use to socialize, and not to long ago we didn't have any social websites and we still had plenty of social interaction - I'd say even more than now depending on if y

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