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by vulcan01 4y ago
The parent is referring to increased fuel usage and fuel dependency on Russia as a consequence of the environmentalist push against nuclear power (primarily in Germany).
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Easy to upgrade, so developers keep testing on the latest hardware and forget about older devices? Not sure how well this fits with the title.
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by vulcan01 4y ago
You can also use `gh` and `gl` for start and end of line (and `gs` for first non-whitespace character in line). These options (among others) pop up when using helix and typing `g`.
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by vulcan01 4y ago
One issue with this system is that employees are incentivized to increase short-term profits at the expense of long-term growth. (Arguably this is already true of public companies' pressure from stockholders, but for private companies
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Firefox + uBO + Sidebery + custom userChrome.css, for vertical tab trees and great integration with Firefox's account containers.
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Kind of, but that's why (most of) them have a disclaimer similar to "We welcome people of all races/genders/[whatever characteristic the group is organized around." on their flyers.
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A Brief History of Agile(jacobobryant.com)
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Far too long to list in a comment. Starts on page 344 if you're interested. Lists acquisitions by Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google. Goes back as far as the first acquisition of each company (I think - Apple's first listed acqui
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Large companies tend to prefer support for any major dependencies, so, companies built around an open-source project typically sell support. Customers might also hire them for consulting, custom implementations using the project, etc. Howev
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Git is not GitHub and GitHub is not Git. This article is about Git, the software, not GitHub, the Git hosting service.
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by vulcan01 4y ago
We stopped following (classical) Keynesian economics because it did not predict the stagflation of the 1970s. Also, no elected official really wants the government to save - because they can score political points by increasing government s
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Two Factor Authentication (though the more common abbreviation is 2FA).
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31558038
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by vulcan01 4y ago
The User-Agent string already has your OS in it. Or have you customized your browser to randomize that as well?
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by vulcan01 4y ago
I assume in one of the steps, "Hello" was translated into a word that was for both greeting and farewell (such as "ciao" in Italian) and then the next step translated it into the farewell.
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Check your browser's tab bar.
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by vulcan01 4y ago
I use Sidebery. It's a tree-style-tab manager. Of course, it doesn't help with stopping rabbit holes, but it allows me to return later and see my "path of exploration" - which tabs correspond to which subtopics. Another
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by vulcan01 4y ago
Amphetamine[0] works pretty well for me. They also have an extension (a kext, I think) that gives it more reliability. I don't know how reliable it is without that extension though. [0]: https://apps.apple.com/us/a
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by vulcan01 4y ago
The origin/non-origin difference only applies to uBlock Origin, not uMatrix.
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by vulcan01 5y ago
... and I have not yet seen Ferris Bueller, so I didn't get the reference. Consider us even ;)
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by vulcan01 5y ago
This is an interesting comment. Warp is a Mac application. How does the amount of telemetry on Windows have anything to do with this post?
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by vulcan01 5y ago
Raised tariffs , not taxes. It's an important difference, doubly so with regards to Smoot-Hawley because the whole point was to protect American companies (and therefore jobs) from foreign competition (of course, it did not work...).
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by vulcan01 5y ago
https://github.com/dlvhdr/gh-dash/blob/main/go.mod#L5 You're right, they're using most (all?) of charm's tooling.
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by vulcan01 5y ago
As everyone else has said, these are common in the US. Generally, they happen once a year. These kinds of "physical safety" trainings are pretty common in the US. Fire drills are conducted once per quarter. Anti-bullying/hara
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by vulcan01 5y ago
> But a literal translation just becomes the nonsensical "he isn't like that, he is like that". I guess a better translation is "He isn't that, he is like that." But I agree that English doesn't have a
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by vulcan01 5y ago
Say you have `command1 | command2` in your script, and command1 fails. Bash will just skip over the failure and continue. `set -o pipefail` tells Bash to exit the program on such a failure.
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by vulcan01 5y ago
> you cant take your hand away to use the mouse and find that keyboard half again I used to have this issue. Then I realized that if you tilt the Moonlander, there's a gap between the thumb cluster and the rest of the keyboard. Loca
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by vulcan01 5y ago
I used to have similar issues with the Moonlander. This is how I solved them: > coding is a lot more painful or difficult to get used to Primarily, it was the symbols, {}()[]$ etc, which were hardest to hit for me. I put my Layer 1 &quot
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by vulcan01 5y ago
> Even the "search" tab in the App Store now shows ads for random apps (before doing a search). That's fairly odd. The random searches I've seen always have to do with my previous searches in that box. I think this is
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by vulcan01 5y ago
Huh. I've never gotten this and my default browser is Firefox. Does this happen when you import bookmarks into Firefox from Safari, or every time you use Firefox?

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