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by y4mi 7y ago
you're right, vbezhenar... i believe the spirit of my message remains unchanged: openjdk is almost entirely open source (GPLv2 + Classpath Exception). they cant pull the this licence from already published code, which means that they c
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by y4mi 7y ago
How? Its an Open source implementation of the java vm which they don't own.
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by y4mi 7y ago
I could find stuff in the old panel without knowing where it is. I can't in the new one. Either because the options are missing entirely or because they're too well hidden. My biggest gripe is not being able to directly open the o
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by y4mi 7y ago
whats most surprising to me is that no big companies has a workflow for putting everything public in regard of the account suspension. i.e. something like replacing every logged in view with a consent form akin to "i hereby permit goog
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by y4mi 7y ago
its not so clear because while your argument is true - people are only gonna spent disposable money on this - it can nonetheless be directly linked to actual transactions which happen at an incredibly frequent rate. there is an actual cashf
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by y4mi 7y ago
he's also the 'normal' marathon world champion. He just didn't exceed his own previous record with this because it didn't qualify in this category. You wouldn't allow a rocket propelled and self driving formel1
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by y4mi 7y ago
its not as clear cut in WoW's case. you got blizzard selling game time tokens which players can sell on the auction house for atm ~230k gold. and this isnt just an option, but something done extremely frequently. tokens are usually sol
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by y4mi 7y ago
> GPU also has its disadvantage, most virtual machines on cloud have no GPU emulated, so you can not use Alacritty on them. i'm not sure you understand how the ssh protocol actually works... i wish you luck though. building stuff
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by y4mi 7y ago
> Of course not, for example Alacritty, which telnet and ssh are depending on system's tools, like openssh and etc. I'm not sure i follow... a terminal emulator is a display. it is basically only there to visualize your shell
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by y4mi 7y ago
Yes, it clearly fulfills the light criteria by lighting up when it's powered on. The trivial gain in weight can be ignored. What's a kilogram or two compared to your body weight after all! It's especially well thought out con
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by y4mi 7y ago
its not a crawler.... its a browser extension to extract data from an optionally paginated list.
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by y4mi 7y ago
you're getting confused by sensationalist reporting overblowing the short-term impact of our climate catastrophe. the scientific predictions were always pretty conservative and the only thing they were off about was the time... as they
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by y4mi 7y ago
Check the date in the URL. Might explain your confusion
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by y4mi 7y ago
I can't find any other source for that definition besides that picture. Where does it originate if I may ask?
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by y4mi 7y ago
> uncanny valley You might want to look up that term sometimes. It means something different than you seem to think.
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by y4mi 7y ago
Repairing Macs is an issue though. You should keep a few replacements in reserve in case some minor component fails.
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by y4mi 7y ago
> We created Cronitor because cron itself can't alert you if your jobs fail or never start. That's a lie. A mail is sent on failed jobs. The receiving mailbox is by default the executing user (so usually root) There is also a
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by y4mi 7y ago
Germany's healthcare is very efficient, but definitely very conservative in the treatments. Issues are often just ignored until they go away. It usually works fine though, so it's not necessarily bad.
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by y4mi 7y ago
You're correct now, but it wasnt officially supported until quite recentlish. I remember reading last year on the official website that the server executing the playbook should be using python 2 And some features such as redis cache we
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by y4mi 7y ago
My list wasn't supposed to be exhaustive in any way. I'm sorry if it sounded like that. There are quite a few terminal emulators on windows and I just listed a few I thought noteable. I didn't even mention the new one from Mi
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by y4mi 7y ago
I'm currently using wsltty, which is mintty for wsl. It's decent, but it's terrible on fast scrolling texts (i.e. `docker logs` for a container without a maximum log size configured) Alacritty is great if you need actual perf
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by y4mi 7y ago
You'd still be leaking through dns (and basically all non-http communication) and applications which don't adhere to proxy settings, which are a lot. Webrtc doesn't go through the proxy either iirc Also, you're still tru
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by y4mi 7y ago
Do you even know what "sign in with Google" means? It's in no way easier than adding keycloak authentication for example, which is another (selfhosted) external authentication solution. Social auth isnt there to make authenti
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by y4mi 7y ago
Definitely not 1:1 sync. They're not even saving metadata which is available on all filesystems such as timestamps etc.
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by y4mi 7y ago
They're really looking like they've got laser focus on file sync with their crypto wallet support and random crap coin giveaways
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by y4mi 7y ago
You might want to actually read that article daliusd. The bystander effect is just hypothesis and hasn't actually been observed to my knowledge. In the mentioned Kitty Genovese incident the numbers were inflated and while it isn't
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by y4mi 7y ago
It has an API. > You can craft a URL that disables pi-hole for X minutes, using the API. You hit the boomark and boom, pi-hole temporarily disabled. If you save it to your phone's home-screen, you've got an instant disable but
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by y4mi 7y ago
So they're ramping up the detection of people using their phones while waiting for the traffic light to turn green? Doesn't really sound like this is actually about safety. I doubt these cameras can capture the photo do a decent q
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by y4mi 7y ago
> fMRI was 21% more likely to detect a lie than the polygraph. 20% more likely than polygraph isn't very inspiring though. their success rate is abysmal.
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by y4mi 7y ago
github doesnt use plain bare repositories for their repo hosting, so they can do whatever they deem useful :) if they did you'd be spot on though

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