mjmas

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by mjmas 3d ago
The illustrations use https://github.com/jemmybutton/fiziko to get pretty line rendering.
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MetaPost library for black and white illustrations(github.com)
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by mjmas 7d ago
We can't necessarily survive that well when under acceleration greater than 9.81 metres per second per second for extended periods of time.
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by mjmas 15d ago
Including the making of the posts into nice rectangular portions of each thirty three characters wide ? Not including the double space at the beginning of each line or any of the punctuation character ends .
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by mjmas 17d ago
The attacker could use `chattr -i .bashrc` with the same privileges before editing your bashrc. A better way would probably be to use `sudo chown 0:0 .bashrc`. Also you will want to do the same to .profile (because of LD_PRELOAD etc). And a
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by mjmas 25d ago
Example pings from here in Australia (FTTP) PING news.ycombinator.com (209.216.230.207): 56 data bytes ... --- news.ycombinator.com ping statistics --- 40 packets transmitted, 40 packets received, 0% packet loss round-trip min&#
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by mjmas 26d ago
> AISI Looks like the new use is more popular than American Iron and Steel Institute.
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by mjmas 27d ago
This blog post / changelog is extremely long. Around 50 metres long on mobile.
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by mjmas 1mo ago
The options are actually labelled as 'Proxied' or 'DNS Only', so that is actually quite clear.
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by mjmas 1mo ago
> No handles. The ones in the article do have handles, but they are on the sides and so almost not visible.
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by mjmas 1mo ago
> green milk crates Looks like https://makerworld.com/en/models/1515018-110x110mm-square-st...
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by mjmas 1mo ago
pandoc document.md --to native
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by mjmas 2mo ago
> offer NFC payments via their app NAB here in Australia did previously as well, but then they stopped doing that in 2022. https://www.zdnet.com/finance/banking/nab-waves-goodbye-to-n...
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Why not have your program just listen on port 80 on an address under 127.0.0.0/8? You will need to run sysctl net.ipv4.ip_unprivileged_port_start=80 before you start, but after that you have 2 ** 24 addresses to choose from. And
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by mjmas 2mo ago
> $0.001 cent https://verizonmath.blogspot.com/2006/12/verizon-doesnt-know...
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by mjmas 2mo ago
> Lua uses 64-bit double floats for everything Not true in Lua >= 5.3. 64-bit signed integers are included in the number type now. And there is a math.ult function for treating them as unsigned. And so 0x7fffffffffffffff is representa
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Why do brands often have ALL CAPS® as a trademark rather than normal case?
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by mjmas 2mo ago
To clarify, Uggs originated in Australia and are a generic term here. Deckers owns a trademark outside Australia and is enforcing it against people in Australia. It would be like if a US company registered Champagne as a trademark then enfo
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by mjmas 2mo ago
A generic Australian product. But however Deckers owns Ugg as a trademark everywhere but here and NZ. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugg_boots_trademark_dispute
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Perhaps you could take it up with your ISP or whoever is doing mitm?
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by mjmas 2mo ago
HN does have the important bit though: <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
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by mjmas 2mo ago
https://www.hwaci.com/ See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23511151
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Doing it for company-owned laptops seems a lot different than doing it for customers' devices. I think the complaint is more about the latter.
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Probably, but not at any meaningful concentration.
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Pulled out of fair hat. Guaranteed to be random.
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by mjmas 2mo ago
Similar to wifi et al using light beyond the range of human seeing.
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by mjmas 3mo ago
aka spirit level?
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by mjmas 3mo ago
We have our NBN fibre here in Australia and it works fine. We can get 1000 down / 400 up for ~100USD.
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by mjmas 3mo ago
POSIX compatibility > https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/000095399/functions/op... > The open() function shall return a file descriptor for the named file that is the lowest file descriptor not curre
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by mjmas 3mo ago
English too

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