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https://mywiki.wooledge.org/ParsingLs
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Come on, you just use a fallback if it's unset, you can even use your "well-known" paths for that if you want to. Don't pretend this harder than it actually is! This is like lesson 1 to using environmental variables, it&
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It's great for introducing people to HTTP, I always refer inexperienced new-hires to use it since it has proven to very effective at getting them up to speed. In many ways you could say Postman offers a GUI to the protocol itself, maki
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Based on the 5min I watched of it, it looks like they also removed the comedy too
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Yeah the best part of the mermaid style approach in my eyes, is how easy it is to update them. Instead of having to open visio, export a svg/png, add the picture to the repo, embed the picture into markdown and then deal with the inevi
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True media literacy is recognizing that even with you picking up pieces from multiple news orgs, you are still being shepherd to the desired narrative. For example, if every news org is pro-coca-cola, then the omission of a report on it
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So the news organizations aren't malicious , but simply treating their viewers as children when they are lying to them to divert their attention. Certainly makes me feel warm and fuzzy that our news orgs are looking out for us! :)
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In what way? Getting "lost" on youtube just meant following your interests until it strayed far away from the original video. Jumping video to video was fairly similar to "surfing" the web by jumping hyperlink to hyperli
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A pronoun is not a name
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While ridiculous, I bet it would probably result in less muggings...
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What does capitalism have to do with this? The two actors involved were the black panthers and the federal government, both of which were being motivated by politics. Not sure where supply & demand or private ownership had any influence
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I'd been meaning to make something like this for ages but never had the patience to figure out the namespace API, great work!
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Release Notes: https://github.com/transmission/transmission/releases/tag/4....
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The Steam Deck is an upgrade to the Steam Controller in my eyes; I own both but just never really liked using the Steam Controller the same way I do the Steam Deck for some reason. I guess the Steam Deck just feels more comfortable?
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You can't refute anything I've said so you've pivoted to ad-hominems ;)
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I didn't say legal protections, I meant it in the broad sense, like institutional authority. And by fiercest, I mean the crusading attitude that would deliberately misinterpret what I said and immediately jump to calling me "incre
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No, it's just that whenever they seem to be brought up in discussion aggressive "supporters" come out of the woodwork, over dramatically act like the world is ending over the smallest things and misrepresent my arguments with
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>It's weird to talk about missing an element of human empathy regarding the topic of trans individuals, whose very existence is unacceptable to a broad swath of the population. I certainly won't deny that trans people go throug
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> Programmers are only freaking out about copyright because they naively believe AI can never automate them out of a job That's the crazy thing, programmers have already automated their job away but no one has realized yet! Behind o
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Was probably easier when the videos had a time limit and didn't support 4K (or 1080p even).
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In other words, this as how human societies naturally build consensus.
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Thank you for pointing this out, I never realized just how many of my comments had been removed in this way! Pretty freaky considering how many of them were simply just citations / sources for things. I was honestly under the impressio
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I assume the main concern is Call of Duty becoming an Xbox exclusive
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> Is the link-local address any good if i'm on wifi but want to ssh into a wired host in my home? Lets breath and think about this for a second, you want to know how to reach a device on your local network, your host has a "lin
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> My home IPv4 network isn't routable, it is a private network. An IPv6 network with a firewall configured to disallow incoming traffic isn't routable, it is a private network > If my IPv6 address is globally unique and addr
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I generally see IPv6 being a better reflection of reality vs the illusion presented by IPv4/NAT. To put it another way, even if your server has no public IP address, if someone punches through your firewall it's not like that matt
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Why do you think this? What led you to assuming these things? You would only need to configure any of this if you want to allow external connections, which isn't much different than setting up port forwarding with IPv4 + NAT, except wi
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A confusing aspect of IPv6 is that it's actually a much simpler protocol than IPv4, you often end up assuming you need to configure a bunch of stuff that you really don't have to. The most common example would be NAT, despite the
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Minor correction but consumer game consoles tend to cap out at 220 watts, and even for PCs 600-700 watts is on the higher end.
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It is the "United States" of America, so yes if a community hypothetically obliterated itself by dispersing over a bunch of different states, they wouldn't receive the same level of representation anymore. But they wouldn
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