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> Does a machinist who uses CNC qualify as a machinist? Yes. The CNC doesn't act on its own. If I ask the CNC "make me a widget", am I a machinist?
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This project can already generate baselines for DISA STIG for macOS
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Perhaps, if the object I do care about crafting requires that process. I'd rather just learn the process I need when I need it, not waste my time doing a bunch of nebulous "this might be useful later" or conceptual stuff. Ble
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3mo ago
On a desktop or laptop computer, most trackpads have an immediate response curve. I am using one now, an Apple Wireless Trackpad. A very large amount of engineering effort over decades of time and millions of lifetime hours went into making
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Depending on your server's CPU sockets, reseating the CPU might help if they were ever swapped before (esp if you got the server used). I have a marginally bad RAM slot on one of my Supermicro X11 boards because my dumb ass dropped the
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Maybe this'll get me torched but one of the more useful things I've had an LLM do is generate a little tutorial for Blender. Though I'm coming in with zero 3D modeling experience, and the tutorial was for the basics, what I g
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3mo ago
Indeed. I also depend on my power company, the entire global supply chain to provide me with computers to purchase, copper mines for the networking cables I use, oil fields all over the globe for the plastic, etc etc etc.
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3mo ago
Thank you for reminding me to rewatch Black Books.
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The word "legitimate" is doing some work there If they can't keep it safe they have no legitimate interest having the data
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Does "better" somehow imply immunity?
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Portability is dead now anyways. Something can have "sh" but all you can depend on are sh semantics and built ins. The whole point of a shell script is to compose a larger workflow out of the command line tools preinstalled on a s
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3mo ago
Yes?
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ShellCheck is like a spaz hall monitor, filling my editor with useless warnings about what it believes are best practices. I thank my stars I mostly write shell scripts in zsh which it doesn't support.
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I wish I could have submitted this entire thread as an exhibit to every commenter in the "Mac Pro Discontinued" thread from a few months ago telling me "jUsT uSe tHuNDeRbOLT!"
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satcoms have been accessible for decades. I have a satellite phone. It's an iPhone 14 Pro. None of this is actually necessary.
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Hmm, I noticed you didn't mention car exhaust in your comment. Perhaps you would like to reconsider your position. I am very smart.
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My shell is configured to show me previews of commands that match from my history. Depending on how long ago I typed the cat command, it might be "cat -> tab -> return"
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It is being robbed.
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The store is uniform across geography, in the sense that it doesn't move and a system within the store is capable of calculating the taxes. If there was a simple flat "10% sales tax" on every single item in a store, the store
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Yes, and if you analyze the finished metal and put in the work to reverse engineer it, fine, have at it. That's not even theft. If Apple really wanted to keep it completely secret forever, they can't sell it, so thats the risk the
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you should be having words with people who would turn to violence on such a short fuse then, not me and my comment that didn't even say anything about anyone elses kids
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the idea of tagging my kid with a tracker like they're a wild bird being tracked is repugnant
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They're dropping the underlying CoreStorage LVM engine, which was bolted on to HFS+ to support full-disk encryption and later, hybrid SSD/HDD volumes.
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Does it matter? The one person who takes responsibility for what occurs in a huge organization like Xbox is the person driving the ship. What's done is done. She is responsibile for the layoffs, whether they were made necessary by her
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Terminal Graph – Infinite Spatial Terminal Canvas
(terminalgraph.com)
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What an incredibly rude comment
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Microsoft cancelled the Perfect Dark reboot last year and shuttered the entire studio when they were finished.
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Because she is literally the head of Xbox and signed off on this plan Being a woman doesn't make her not responsible despite being the ultimate decision maker in the division, nor should it shield her from criticism.
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What if I told you I typed this while on a walk outside?
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It did!
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