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xcdzvyn
3y ago
I've found I manually type out certain subsets of URLs where possible[0], maybe that's subconsciously associated with my impression that Google Search results have gotten worse and worse over the years. [0] https://en.w
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3y ago
Oh sorry, I interpreted your comment as asking whether Darwin installed GNU coreutils itself in some roundabout, very-expensive-lawyer sanctioned manner :)
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3y ago
I did like seeing the FAQ become more and more deranged the further I scrolled! I'll perhaps be the first to jump on the 1/0 != 0 hate train though; they mention they designed the stdlib to avoid the partial-function pitfalls of H
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3y ago
Unfortunately not. macOS comes with violently outdated FreeBSD coreutils, for the GPLv3 situation. Though the default shell was recently changed to zsh from Bash 3.2 from 2007 .
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3y ago
Perhaps the most impressive feat I've seen out of 2B2T was an exploit called "Nocom". It began with 2B2T being hit with a lag exploit, then that exploit being fixed in a 3-line patch - that patch subtly introduced another exp
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3y ago
So this post is about a bug from two years ago that's completely unrelated to the purported cause?
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3y ago
My immediate assumption was that Chicago has a high Polish population, not necessarily that it's any different from other Polish American ones. edit: It would appear so: > Chicago is a city sprawling with Polish culture, billing its
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3y ago
Yeah, I generally have no issue with Rust's syntax but Rocket's API is certainly something.
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3y ago
I disagree that it's possible to estimate how dangerous an aircraft is based on its incidents/flight ratio. There's lots of other factors: Russian weather, inadequate training, inadequate maintenance, and far more landings on
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3y ago
> The app promised to let Nothing Phone 2 users text with iMessage, but it required allowing Sunbird, who provides the platform, log into users’ iCloud accounts on its own Mac Mini servers, which... isn’t great? Can you register multiple
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3y ago
All of the information AI regurgitates is either already available online as part of its corpus (and therefore the AI plays no particular role in access to that information), or completely made up (which is likely to kill more terrorists th
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3y ago
"Ton[ne]" is pretty overloaded as units go. * metric ton; 1000kg * short ton; 907kg * long ton; 1016kg not to mention its use as a measure of volume and power.
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3y ago
Given the quality of DDG search results? I bet they would.
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3y ago
There's an inherent order to adjectives in English[0], so the sentence is objectively formed as "critical Danish infrastructure". I do understand why someone would (knowing those rules) write "Danish critical infrastruct
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3y ago
Operating systems are valuable. Theft is not.
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3y ago
Funnily enough it's called Spanish because it's from Spain.
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3y ago
> It would MASSIVELY improve just about everything about childhood and mental health of the young. Honestly it'd make the internet a lot better for adults too.
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3y ago
Supply and demand dictates that more CSAM is made the more it is watched, no?
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3y ago
Hahahaha
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3y ago
The loophole examples in this article are great. > Japanese manufacturers initially found they could export "chassis cab" configurations (which included the entire light truck, less the cargo box or truck bed) with only a 4% ta
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3y ago
I used WebUSB to flash GrapheneOS to my Pixel. Super easy and really cool, but kind of crazy that it's possible.
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3y ago
Thanks a lot!
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3y ago
The page doesn't load for me, I'm stuck at some captcha/anti-bot thing; I tried checking the console for any errors and found there's a debugger trap. Really odd.
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3y ago
Is this a fork of cgit? Do you have the source? It's lovely :) Edit: I see, it's just some CSS. New question: Is it FOSS?
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3y ago
it gratifies one's intellectual curiosity.
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3y ago
> Word has also been significant in helping establish English as the global language of business. While it would be an overstatement to say Word alone made English the dominant language, as a US firm, Microsoft's mother-tongue is Am
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3y ago
Well, a lack of competition. The other main players are Linux and macOS; Linux projects' open source nature stunts public appeal and Apple only cares to appeal to a small segment of the market.
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Furthermore he begins by saying "accessibility" is too long to use but "a11y" is too terse. But also use it anyway. I quite dislike this post because my impression is that it just boils down to "no option is adequat
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3y ago
You could say exactly the same thing about any form of encryption. I haven't bought much with Monero, but I always offer it because I adore the premise. I personally think its great, one of the few truly valuable cryptocurrencies.
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3y ago
Neither. Though honestly, charging nominal fees as an alternative to the current adtech status quo may be for the best.
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