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onionisafruit
8d ago
If someone wants to post a lan party yacht, I’m here for that too
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onionisafruit
19d ago
I'm not sure where the (2025) in the title comes from, but this has been around much longer than that.
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onionisafruit
26d ago
Yes. And Paul Refereeno will be the judge in this case
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onionisafruit
26d ago
Exactly. They set up this operation specifically to comply with the letter of copyright law and defend against publisher law suits. “Leaking” to Anna’s Archive is the last thing they’re going to do.
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onionisafruit
28d ago
It will be very nice working with code generators like oapi-codegen that can generate either nested structs or very unwieldy struct names. So big in that context, but like you said just a nice qol improvement most of the time.
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onionisafruit
1mo ago
My favorite Jeff Dean fact is that he’s also antirez. Which reminds me of my favorite Salvatore Sanfilippo fact. He’s also Jeff Dean
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onionisafruit
1mo ago
Why does it being from 1968 mean it wasn’t inspired by rabies?
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
According to this none of the samples tested from US retailers contained Chinese tomatoes. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crezlw4y152o It seems like the US ban on Xinjiang is working
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
The asymmetry part at the end is the frustrating part to me. I've been using Sol for code review in the last week or two. A couple of times during review it's errored out with the cybersecurity message. So it's found somethin
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
It was a class action law suit. I may be wrong, but I don’t think jail is ever an option in a civil suit.
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
Interesting example to choose considering King Gizzard and Lizard Wizard’s latest single is an anti-ai piece called Level 5, referring to level 5 self driving.
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
That’s built into ios now too. It helps me not get car sick so quickly when I use my phone for a minute or two at a time, but I still can’t do what I want to do, which is read in the car.
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
edit: Never mind me. I think I was wrong about this. Colloquially speaking, it sucks. It’s like saying vacuum cleaners technically blow. It might be true but everybody knows it as sucking.
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
Presumably for the same reason looking out the windshield helps with car sickness.
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onionisafruit
2mo ago
beef or pork if you’re lucky
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onionisafruit
3mo ago
Sometimes Americans wonder why English characters start talking about a basic cable channel when they really should be seeking medical help.
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onionisafruit
3mo ago
Tapping doesn't work on a macbook with tap to click. To see a menu I have to do a full click instead of a tap. In the several years I've had tap to click set I don't think I've ever run across a web page where tapping do
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3mo ago
slavery required the 13th amendment
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onionisafruit
3mo ago
I like a good zine, but not the ones trumpers make. I don’t like maga zines. I’ll see myself out
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onionisafruit
3mo ago
Not just ineffective, but counterproductive. Kids saw through the propaganda and that made many of them discount all warnings about drugs. That’s why we shouldn’t abide well intentioned propaganda.
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3mo ago
It would have been nice to have an “i don’t know” button. Instead I decided to select the first option for words I didn’t know instead of trying to figure them out. Although when I got to the final group I couldn’t resist trying to figure t
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3mo ago
I hope you went to the concert because they put on a great show. But of course it probably wasn’t near you if it was from a gmail mixup
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3mo ago
They aren’t being allowed to connect until they get it worked out. At least that’s how I read it.
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3mo ago
That’s interesting. For the rest of us I guess it’s just the law if large numbers that our air conditioners don’t cycle off at the same time
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3mo ago
I’m curious how this works for other large consumers. Do they have some kind of artificial load that lets them gradually reduce consumption instead of doing it all at once?
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3mo ago
"biabetes" made me click on a headline I otherwise would have skipped. I just wanted to know what it is.
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3mo ago
Claude, Gemini and Grok are all doing shifts at Little Debbie’s making Swiss Rolls
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onionisafruit
4mo ago
> rocks and boulders should be fine You’re setting yourself up for a supply chain attach here if you trust whatever rocks and boulders are sitting around. A well resourced adversary may have placed power supply boulders and wifi rocks in
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4mo ago
sweep up after yourself and we’re good, but if you leave your firework trash out for a week we have problems. You’ll have to watch me passive aggressively clean up after you.
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4mo ago
What’s the TLA architecture? I haven’t read about that.
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