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by devnonymous 5y ago
It is about opportunity costs. The budget you did not spend could have been spent elsewhere in the meantime and since it didn't get invested elsewhere, it's not a savings, that's a net loss, because of course anything less th
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by devnonymous 5y ago
Although, yeah my comment was a passing snark and perhaps didn't contribute much, from your response it is evident that you have a more pessimistic and blinkered view of the world than I do. > The FSF is one of the last beacons of s
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by devnonymous 5y ago
I don't understand this gloom and doom. Wasn't the /re/instatement of rms whole reason for the current 'world falling around us' ? Are you saying Microsoft and Google have cleverly infiltrated FSF and reinstate
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Sacrificing Education on the Altar of Francophonie(karmacolonialism.org)
2 points by devnonymous 6y ago|0 comments
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Are there any other companies besides E-ink Corp that sell ^AMEPD^?
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by devnonymous 6y ago
> My experience doing perf optimizations... without realizing it's expensive). Completely agree and this has been my experience ae well. To this I'll also add, inadequate thought put into data modelling. One would have to think
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Trump Twitter ‘hack’: Police accept attacker's claim(bbc.com)
2 points by devnonymous 6y ago|0 comments
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Our commitment to privacy in Microsoft Productivity Score(microsoft.com)
11 points by devnonymous 6y ago|5 comments
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by devnonymous 6y ago
IIRC, if you're thirsty, your body has already been dehydrated. Ideally, you'd want to drink before you're thirsty.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
The UX tends to be more sophisticated. The mobile experience is way better. The payment options are many and well integrated. The choices are better. Search is better. Delivery (time as well as tracking) is better.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
I'm not too sure about that because if that were true the online shopping experiences in these richer markets in Europe would be better than India which is quite demonstratively not the case. Hence my assertion about correlation with a
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Here in Ireland and based on my time living and travelling in Germany I'd say in most of Europe, its hard to get a microwave that isn't just wattage and timer. Here except for a few things like phones and tvs, smart electronics
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A little problem cost us 16.65b dollars and caused the deaths of 85 people(twitter.com)
3 points by devnonymous 6y ago|0 comments
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by devnonymous 6y ago
I agree, although otoh, the inputrc change is not specific to bash. It is useful for any cli that uses readline (mysql, python prompt, pgcli,...). Other useful inputrc settings I have in mine : # - when performing completion in the middle o
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by devnonymous 6y ago
For anyone who needs to/prefers to use bash: > One nice feature for fish history is the ability to filter through the history based on what is typed into the shell. Add this to your .inputrc ## arrow up "\e[A":histor
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by devnonymous 6y ago
If you search for the exact phrase you'd see it is fairly commonplace in literature.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Precisely. The phrase is pretty popular in prose, particularly when prefixed with 'perfect'.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Considering that the defence lawyers are representing a real estate company this isn't entirely surprising. The firm would be looking up such records every day.
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ISRO’s Chandrayaan-1 Reveals Rusting of Moon(weather.com)
1 points by devnonymous 6y ago|0 comments
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by devnonymous 6y ago
...and what if it is in the low single digits? 1% of 10000 is still a 100 (potentially paying) users. Should we abandon accessibility efforts as well because of the low single digits users? What kind of thought lead to such questions even b
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by devnonymous 6y ago
I just finished reading the first couple of volumes of Larry Gonick's Cartoon History of the Universe and have learned a lot about dinosaurs from that.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
I get what you're saying but it would more likely be half-Dino, half-chicken :-) As an aside though, wasn't there a place to reintroduce wooly mammoths? Wonder what happened to that.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
It is a customised yocto Linux iirc.
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Also, AuthorizedKeysFile may also be set to none to skip checking for user keys in files altogether! Or choose to disable keys based authentication if using certs. Or customize keys so that they get served from a db or some such, the only r
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted. Anyone care to explain ?
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by devnonymous 6y ago
My sarcasm rose out of the way your question was framed. Seemingly to suggest that the only options are either being gifted in multiple fields or being a fluke by nature of being gifted in only one. Perhaps my comment missed highlighting th
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by devnonymous 6y ago
You can store the keys in a database, ldap or whatever and set the AuthorizedKeysCommand of your ssh server to a command that looks up the keys given the user. The keys store can be the same as your user database (eg: AD etc)
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by devnonymous 6y ago
If you use openssh as your ssh server you may want to look at the AuthorizedKeysFile option https://man.openbsd.org/sshd_config#AuthorizedKeysFile Other useful options are AuthenticationMethods and AuthorizedKeysCommands.
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ReMarkable MicroSD (2019)(davisr.me)
368 points by devnonymous 6y ago|129 comments
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by devnonymous 6y ago
Perhaps you should give sc-im a go. It's no excel but a good enough spreadsheet with vim like keybindings. https://github.com/andmarti1424/sc-im

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