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zygentoma
1y ago
`true` returns exit code 0 `false` returns an exit code != 0 The prompt indicates whether the last command returned exit code 0.
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1y ago
Because you would not want to write the whole git history starting from the commit you want to stash this info one everytime you want to stash additional info … Appending information to the commit itself creates a new commit and all the com
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zygentoma
1y ago
You can also use zsh in Linux ;)
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zygentoma
1y ago
This actually does not take credit card information over the terminal. Instead it redirects you to a stripe payment page.
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zygentoma
2y ago
minimum bend _radius_ A straight cable has an infinite radius, the more bend the smaller the radius
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zygentoma
2y ago
Shameless plug: I've written a webpage that does something similar: https://correcthorse.org Uniquely, it uses no tracking, tries to use as few JS as possible and works completely offline. :)
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zygentoma
2y ago
Who the hell typeset this?
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zygentoma
2y ago
Isn't this the same concept as brython? (BRowser pYTHON) https://brython.info/ https://github.com/brython-dev/brython
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zygentoma
2y ago
Yeah, but for that to be relevant you'd have to set up the experiment on the moon :D
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zygentoma
2y ago
Isn't Anker the definition of cheap crapware (sold under a brand name)?
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zygentoma
2y ago
1/day ~ 1,16e-5 Hz 1/year ~ 3,17e-8 Hz 1/230 million years ~ 1,38e-16 Hz
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2y ago
> > but its rarely gb at the same time. Thats the point. Its a dumping ground for stuff thats not used very often. > But it has to be GB to actually make a difference. If your swap is not full of GB of data, then obviously you don&
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2y ago
> On a dev machine? Not on mine for sure. If you think swap is a net positive on a dev machine, then try pasting the following (wrong) code in a bash prompt on Linux: > We can discuss the results in a couple of hours, when you recover
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zygentoma
3y ago
qrencode -t UTF8 https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/campaign/service-nsw-mobile-app?data=eyJ0IjoiY292aWQxOV9idXNpbmVzcyIsImJpZCI6IjEyMTMyMSIsImJuYW1lIjoiVGVzdCBOU1cgR292ZXJubWVudCBRUiBjb2RlIiwiYmFkZHJlc3MiOiJCdXNpbmVz
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3y ago
No. Everything you do on the client side you can also keep not doing at all. You can imagine the salted and hashed password in your scheme to be "the password". Because the server will still know it, and could use it to log in som
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3y ago
> Did I read this wrong Yes, I think you did. I read it as two different snippets of thought published together with even more in a single blog post.
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3y ago
This article is clickbait and in no way has the kernel been hardcoded to a maximum of 8 cores. If you read the commit [0], you can see, that a /certain/ scaling factor for scheduling can scale linearly or logarithmically with the