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xorcist
3y ago
That data not committed to git can not be recovered by git should hopefully not surprise anyone. Neither is it the fault of your version control system, or any other system really, if you cannot access your server and are without backups.
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xorcist
3y ago
This is nonsense. While it is true that they recently included the customary references to Satan, Israel and the USA in their communications, that is to be understood as allegiance to the shiites in Iran. It includes references to standard
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xorcist
3y ago
> I haven't seen a model that works to date IRC. NNTP. SMTP. XMPP. HTTP. It's just that nobody wants to work on protocols anymore. Ever since the world's richest was suddently a computer guy, no one wants to work on anythi
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xorcist
3y ago
Yet they seem to be doing fine?
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xorcist
3y ago
There's a lot to say about how the right took over large parts of Christianity in the US. It seems to have been in the right backwater of the counterculture and very much on purpose. Before, Christians in the US were very much like Chr
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xorcist
3y ago
I don't think so. It looks like a regular bank payment complete with an IBAN and everything. So you should be able to send from any bank (as long as you're not under US och EU sanctions). They are just using sloppy language. SEPA
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xorcist
3y ago
"Goto is bad, throw an exception instead." I meet them everywhere. It's just obvious how strong culture is.
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xorcist
3y ago
As with all good writing, it is hard for me to tell serious suggestions from satire. However, hpa seems to be the crazy genius type, so maybe it's all for real. The thing I'd like to know is, given that the kernel is written in &q
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xorcist
3y ago
GNU grep is 100k lines of code (including header files and tests). That's probably just as complex as any random Android application. Yet I don't expect it to need a huge rework after 8 years. In fact, if it changed interface in a
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xorcist
3y ago
This discussion has been had a thousand times over back when people said "chroot is not security boundary". Now people say "containers are not a security boundary", but they mean essentially the same thing. The thing is,
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xorcist
3y ago
Where do Apple have a reputation for strong security? Compared to other mainstream operating system, they seem to constantly be the last to introduce things like stack canaries, non executable memory segments, and all that which is consid
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xorcist
3y ago
Read up on the history of Hollywood! It's deeply intertwined with the history of copyright.
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xorcist
3y ago
> Allowing AI output to be copyrighted is one of the worst ideas in copyright What does that mean, in more specific language? If I create a poster in Photoshop, it is under copyright? What about if I use a smart fill plugin? What about i
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xorcist
3y ago
This is why we can't have nice things.
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xorcist
3y ago
Norway has a lot of hydro, but AFAIK no pumped hydro. I don't know why that is? It sounds like a reasonable idea, to even out the European prices. Perhaps it is not as easy as an armchair consultant would believe? Sweden seems to be in
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xorcist
3y ago
I believe the rules are more lax so higher bacterial levels are allowed. It's one of those everyday things that is surprisingly different. It is common to keep uncooked eggs in the refrigerator at home.
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xorcist
3y ago
Docker makes it really hard to do anything with cgroups. Unless you mean letting Docker manage everything about them, in which case you can configure nothing. Systemd did the cgroups thing right. Apart from the v1/v2 thing, but if you
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xorcist
3y ago
That quote is taken out of context and does not represent the contents of the talk. It's all very speculative, and ties together CIA conspiracies with the history of AI, but if you're into that sort of thing it's thought prov
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xorcist
3y ago
Several countries have them. Maybe ask them? The reality is that it is about as exciting as getting your paper postal mail delivered in your physical mailbox.
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xorcist
3y ago
Do you not make the distinction between government and state in your language? The government usually provide little service, but the state do. The question whether you trust it as a single entity is a bit hard to understand. Do you mean tr
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xorcist
3y ago
In the context of hydrogen storage, was it not obvious what "ammonia" refers to? We do not need an alternative to the Haber process, the idea is to use electrolysis to produce hydrogen from sea water. There is room for improvement
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3y ago
Ammonia?
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xorcist
3y ago
None of the commercially available (Western) reactor designs today are fast load followers, so you are dependent on having gas or hydro when you project for new nuclear power plants. That's one part of the reason why this stuff is poli
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xorcist
3y ago
The reason one should write commit messages in the common form is to shave off a few seconds for every reviewer to immediately understand what is going on. It's not unreasonable (within the limits of sanity, of course), it's just
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xorcist
3y ago
And for no particularly good reason! Sure, it's not great, but lots of things aren't. It's at worst a possible footgun, otherwise mostly cosmetic. It should never be acceptable to break working software for anything else than
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xorcist
3y ago
Does the video spoil the solution too or is it only the question?
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xorcist
3y ago
That's the whole idea of using a system based on declarative state. As soon as the system is back up, the agent can resolve state again. You also keep a central copy of the state of every agent. You can absolutely do this by writing yo
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3y ago
> if you count the manufacture (which is done elsewhere, and again, noone cares about that) Please stop feeding that myth. There is a lot of anti-green propaganda built on it. The area of research is called lifecycle analysis and is one
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xorcist
3y ago
I've used both puppet and ansible at that scale and it's not only workable, it is a good idea.
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xorcist
3y ago
Read the man page instead of spending time on text generating tools. There is a batch mode in sftp which you should use. And sshpass will absolutely solve the lack of a missing tty in sftp. (Missing TERM is only a problem when you have a re
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