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> But underscore separates fields, hyphens for space replacement But why not the other way, hyphen-minus for separating fields and underscore for space replacement? That seems to me more consistent with how underscores and dashes are use
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5y ago
There is also issue that SSD write is much slower than even HDD write once internal buffers are saturated, and has unpleasant consequences. When my system got thrashing (droping hot pages) due to memory pressure in a limited cgroup, i see c
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5y ago
> Early in the morning and late in the evening That is solvable problem. Much worse issue is that in mid lattitudes (e.g. central Europe) it is not available (or just marginal) most of winter.
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IMO strict memory accounting misses the point. It can ensure that all allocated pages fits to VM (or return error during allocation), but more pragmatic memory constraint is whether working set of pages (including code/mmap-based pages
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> but in practice with UNIX socket, you have issues like "which instance owns the socket", "how are the requests distributed", "how does an instance know the current handler died" While bus-based publish-sub
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Hmm, so it would not work on systems without DBus? If that is unix app, why not just use unix socket?
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Homebrew hacking of ultralight airplanes (including homebuilt planes) is common here in Czechia, legislation is much less restrictive than for homebrew hacking of cars.
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5y ago
Many EE countries are already in EU, their citizens do not need to go through ruthless rules and bureaucracy to live in Germany, they just need to find any work there.
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5y ago
Is this really different than say vegetarian being demanded to take work in slaughterhouse?
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It is interesting that female-named languages from your examples generally use first-name, while male-named languages generally use surname.
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I would expect that when returned clothing is not restocked, then it is at least sold to second-hand shops. They often offer newly-looking goods.
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5y ago
No. OSPF and IS-IS really works by communicating the network topology and then each node independently computing shortest path route selection. But BGP (and also RIP and Babel) works by a distributed algorithm, where each node selects best
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> Why are we vendor locked into GNU? Why are we still pretending that’s good or not as evil as the vendor lock-in measures taken by Google, MS, or Apple? Landmining your userland and C Standard Library with extensions is exactly what MS
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> unwrapped markdown in a line-wrapping text editor But editing text in soft-wrapping editor is distracting (to me), as it continually re-wrap whole paragraph during editation. In hard-wrap text editor i can just edit paragraph and then
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5y ago
> Until VAAPI support is implemented, videos in Firefox will be unaccelerated. I think it is the same deal for Chrome. That is an issue of Firefox, other software (mplayer, mpv) support VAAPI for many years. And with youtube-dl integrati
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> The usefulness of hardware acceleration for video decoding is highly debatable. Disagree. On low-end hardware the advantages are clear. On my older Intel NUC i can play 1080p H.264 (using mpv) hw-accelerated with 15% cpu load, or softw
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5y ago
> Here in UK if a company wants to charge you regularly for anything they have to start something called a "direct debit" on your bank account - then they can withdraw money from your account whenever they see fit Here in Czech
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> The story i've heard is that the olden days, operating a computer was seen as clerical work, just like being a secretary, so ideally suited to women. The fact is that in the old days, there really was plenty of clerical work aroun
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That is a minor issue. Most public healthcare systems are not british-style NHS, and healthcare providers (doctors, hospitals) are independent of healthcare payers (public health insurance orgs) and are often private. The main advantage of
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> personally given the option between spending 14 days in a fully catered quarantine hotel room, versus spending 14 days in the comfort of my own house with a big backyard, my home office, my workshop and music instruments etc, with only
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> If the rate is set to change at some point, you can't really call it a fixed rate, can you? Hence, fixed versus variable. Fixed rate mortage has fixed percentage for an agreed period of time (fixation duration). Variable rate mor
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> More social housing fixes the underlying supply issue. How could social housing fix the issue? The underlying issue is too many obstructions to building new houses, which restrict supply. If commercially motivated developers cannot bui
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> Loads of dictatorships and single-party oligarchies have undemocratic constitutions. In many cases the issue is opposite. Many populist autocrats abuse democracies with constitution that can be changed too easily, so after one big win
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Not really blog post, but a newspaper article (in 1990s) about GNU project (and project Gutenberg), that radically changed my attitude to software.
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> Resources are finite, we are already straining our eco-systems to (and beyond) the breaking point. That has simple solution - you could have either life extension or children, but not both.
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Simple solution, just disable use of custom fonts in browser preferences, to force use of configured system fonts.
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New EU Law Removes Digital Privacy
(patrick-breyer.de)
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> Actually intuitive I would say that 'discoverable' is much more important and also better defined than 'intuitive'.
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Depends on house type. For american-style wooden houses that might be true, but where buildings are built primarily using concrete with outer insulation, their thermal mass and inertia is much bigger.
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Does anyone really think of Germany as "bastion of free speech"? It is one of few european countries that still have (actively used) anti-blasphemy laws[1] and laws against insulting foreign leaders[2]. [1] https://frie
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