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by veltas 3y ago
Yes but the well was poisoned by marking it for removal / obscelescent in the first place. Making it undefined behaviour is the next logical step after that.
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by veltas 3y ago
https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=12547 contains some info on where this discussion started, basically there is ambiguity in the old interface and rather than trying to rule on a sensible interpretation t
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by veltas 3y ago
Works on my laptop but not the TV. Seems to be an issue with the TV app.
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by veltas 3y ago
Thanks, updated title
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Netflix Is Down(downdetector.co.uk)
15 points by veltas 3y ago|15 comments
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by veltas 3y ago
Previous discussions I've found: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31219324 May 2022 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29647880 Dec 2021
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Ultorg: A User Interface for Relational Data(ultorg.com)
129 points by veltas 3y ago|46 comments
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by veltas 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Per...
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by veltas 3y ago
I know people to this day that didn't leave home and are supported by the state to care for parents who can't look after themselves, because they feel guilty about abandoning them, and don't have any skills. When their parent
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by veltas 3y ago
Isn't a lot of the cash coming from funds? Funds that diversify but still can pump billions into this sector without breaking a sweat. Individual investors don't have a lot of opportunity to buy in anyway, and they usually know th
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by veltas 3y ago
> Does Microsoft Middle Manager 2.0 stop working in the presence of traffic cones? Yes, but it integrates well into Outlook.
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by veltas 3y ago
The documentary's been on display at the Alpha Centauri planning office for the last fifty years, it's not my fault you have not got around to inventing stellar travel yet.
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by veltas 3y ago
Power trip sounds more likely to me.
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by veltas 3y ago
We have them in Britain
345.
by veltas 3y ago
RIP, vim is some of the only software that works well that I can use pretty much anywhere.
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by veltas 3y ago
>We could outlaw math 'We' don't call it 'math', who's 'we'?
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by veltas 3y ago
I know in Waze at least there is an option to enable tricky junctions, I don't think Google Maps has any such concept.
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by veltas 3y ago
There's zero cost abstractions and then there's zero features abstractions.
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by veltas 3y ago
No need to apologise, I don't like YAML, I like Python, and I agree: I'd rather have a domain specific library than a DSL anyday. The best of both worlds is a good programming language that allows expressing domain specific libr
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Retro Forth Casket Report(forth.works)
2 points by veltas 3y ago|0 comments
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by veltas 3y ago
Southall: > The passenger train operating company had failed to inform Railtrack and the signaller that the automatic warning system (AWS), which warns drivers of adverse signals, had been turned off in the cab of the HST. But Ladbroke G
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by veltas 3y ago
The infrastructure isn't privatised though, it's maintained by Network Rail.
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by veltas 3y ago
Classic 'compromise worse than the alternatives' situation.
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by veltas 3y ago
>This'll probably sound silly but like everything else on the site I do it manually. No, that sounds incredibly sane! You'll know when it stops being so.
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by veltas 3y ago
Car orders: you can definitely get all your money back if they're cancelled, or need to change from what you ordered. The specific contract you signed might include a clause to say they will pay a fee for cancelling your order, but I d
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by veltas 3y ago
Too many people with more money than sense. You don't know what to do with your money if you actually buy a car that's the wrong way round because they can't be bothered to support your driving side anymore... I couldn't
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by veltas 3y ago
I think for me it's just part of the fun of owning a mechanical watch. Yesterday I got to increment the date from 31 to 1! But also it's useful having accurate time on my wrist and its drifts a few seconds every day (like any mech
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by veltas 3y ago
Yep I use this for setting my mechanical watch every morning, great website apart from the clock text is relative to window width, so I can't zoom out if the window is too short, I literally have to resize the window width to see the t
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by veltas 3y ago
No matter how unlikely if it's getting millions of views it's probably happening at least once. And what's the benefit of leaving the video up? Dopamine? Fame? It's not worth it, I agree with the regretful parent.
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by veltas 3y ago
This is one of those things that will annoy people but they won't say so. But I would do the same if I had kids, and be that annoying parent.

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