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by vaylian 3y ago
Doesn't mean that it always has to stay that way.
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by vaylian 3y ago
Does anyone know where to find the actual law text? Otherwise it's hard to assess, what this really means.
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by vaylian 3y ago
It kind of does. See `man ascii` * FS (0x1C) file separator * GS (0x1D) group separator * RS (0x1E) record separator * US (0x1F) unit separator I've never seen these in the wild though.
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by vaylian 3y ago
What is the issue with it?
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by vaylian 3y ago
Thanks. But as someone who isn't familiar with Oxide, this was not clear to me at all. The "Just Cloud" threw me off and I was reminded of shuttle.rs which also advertises easy deployment of (Rust) services. I could not see t
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by vaylian 3y ago
Does that mean that Oxide sells computers that are optimized for on-premise cloud deployments?
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by vaylian 3y ago
I'm trying to make sense of what this is. I don't get what the unique selling point is. I understand that this is about server hosting. And from context I gather that this is about Rust. It seems that special/custom hardware
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by vaylian 3y ago
This. There is something timeless about the '90s internet. Personal websites were invitations to visit someone's digital home and have a look around. The designs were quirky and personal, not standardized and sleek.
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by vaylian 3y ago
"CSS framework" is just a fancy way of saying "CSS library".
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by vaylian 3y ago
A few <p>tags</p> in a larger text are ugly but not too bad. Most HTML e-mails are 200 lines of tag soup without any content, then 100 lines of content wrapped in several layers of tags and finally 50 more lines of tag soup
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by vaylian 3y ago
Kind of. Markdown is a superset of HTML which means all HTML tags are valid markdown.
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by vaylian 3y ago
Yes, radicle, which was discussed here recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39600810
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by vaylian 3y ago
input = available expendable resources? output = created resources? Naturally, the output is constrained by the available input. If a KR doesn't take into account the available input, then it is prone to be unrealistic.
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by vaylian 3y ago
As long as those cookies are only used for making the core functionality of the website work (i.e. login sessions, user preferences)
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by vaylian 3y ago
And you need to make sure that the wood doesn't have a chance to decompose after the tree dies.
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by vaylian 3y ago
> I think consumption is equally important to creation because the latter cannot exist without the former. It actually can. Experimental art can be very fulfilling, even if you throw it away before showing it to anyone. The essay makes t
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by vaylian 3y ago
An essay is a search for an answer. The more easily the answer can be found, the shorter the essay will be.
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by vaylian 3y ago
> Some people even fail to remember anything. This is me. Part of the reason is that there is a never-ending torrent of problems that need to be solved. You've got this really tricky issue sorted out? Great, there is more stuff wait
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by vaylian 3y ago
This. When I first started using Linux, I realized that the openess was not only about the source code, but that the whole system was open to my control without the need to write any code. Furthermore, there is a lot of free documentation o
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by vaylian 3y ago
What you say makes sense. But that trust needs to extend to the hosting platform itself, because the platform can manipulate all non-signed data. I don't see how a GitHub profile by itself is trustworthy. You need some additional, exte
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by vaylian 3y ago
Context to other readers: "META" has been replaced with "Procedural question" in the root comment. This is a change that I agree with. Consider this: I almost didn't read your original comment, because I also don&#x
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by vaylian 3y ago
I really appreciate the comment, but please change the "META" to something that is less confusing, because "META" is the facebook company.
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by vaylian 3y ago
Thank you. I didn't know about Snikket. This looks promising. And maybe Snikket will also succeed in establishing a new baseline for XMPP features.
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by vaylian 3y ago
Not GP, but I think the biggest flaw in XMPP is that doesn't define a reasonable baseline for what features need to be supported. XMPP has extensions, but you can't really be sure that all clients and servers implement them all. T
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by vaylian 3y ago
> Stallman (still?) uses mostly terminal based software, so that take is a bit biased. The Linux terminal is fairly comfy and depending on the task, it can be vastly superior to graphical applications. The opposite can also be true for o
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by vaylian 3y ago
Even if that person is not a great archwizard, they still have more experience in that project than you and you will probably learn some things that will make your life less miserable, because you will better understand what to expect and w
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by vaylian 3y ago
By "homepage" you mean your Facebook profile?
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by vaylian 3y ago
> Despite its possibilities You mean despite its (financial) resources?
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by vaylian 3y ago
Not putin himself, but his entourage who frequently traveled together with putin.
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by vaylian 3y ago
Not a dumb question at all. The difficulty with cells from multicellular organisms is that they are used to be part of a larger organism. Isolating individual cells and keeping them alive is very difficult. The oldest cultured human cell li

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