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Comment #47308160
I separated around the same time, and at about the same age, also in a new city. It was rough. A city I never wanted to be in. I'd never find friends there. A few years later, I ha…
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Comment #47223614
Or, when I have fingerprint and PIN enabled but my lid closed, whenever it asks for escalation it shows the PIN entry for a moment, then I look away and start typing but fingerprin…
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Comment #46304181
I use this on my work machine, with Cortile for tiling.
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Comment #46011745
> I might just be getting old, but more and more I see people not using indicators and not understanding the rules of junctions. Tail gating also really annoying. Same. I've also n…
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Comment #45969260
> Lately, I see a lot of drivers who turn on their brights and just leave them on and this includes cars with the older halogen and even incandescents. This is a change in behavior…
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Comment #45693702
I have Win 10 LTSC, and it came with none of that. But it is behind on feature updates.
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Comment #45542140
Intersection of cloud compute power being plentiful combined with existing LMs. As I understand it, right now, it's really just throwing compute power at existing LMs to learn on g…
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Comment #45437914
the name reminds me of Microsoft's RDC, Remote Differential Compression. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Differential_Compressio...
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Comment #44825231
> And even if proper passwords are used, many sites/apps use this pattern for account recovery if the password is forgotten so effectively this is the only security as an attacker …
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Comment #44032870
> Forscan for Ford vehicles also has to run under Windows. I've successfully run it with WINE. Thought, my Forscan executable was 3 years old or so and that may have changed, but I…
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Comment #43928561
Companies aren't going to invest 4+ years to get a supply-chain setup in the US when they can just wait for the next administration to roll these back. It's just needless economic …
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Comment #42914786
Reminds me of Nissan dot com lawsuit: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nissan_Motors_v._Nissan_Comput...
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Comment #42702630
> The speed limit is a LIMIT not a requirement. But after traffic analysis by engineers, the final number is set by politicians.
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Comment #42148321
I've had logging slow down a concurrency issue enough to cause the race condition to never appear when logged, but setting a breakpoint (and stopping all threads) prevailed.
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Comment #42140087
It acquires bugs, security flaws, and obsolescence from the operating system itself.
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Comment #41996375
hey gotta do something on the toilet
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Comment #41849035
Wow! I had a copy Cool Edit from a CompuServe CD, IIRC. That got me into audio editing and making my own ringtones and whatnot.
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Comment #41744920
I just made one last week that cracks me up still: // We are liiiiiving in a material world, and I am a ma-ma-material org. const materialOrgs = await db_read (organizations, { typ…
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Comment #41702940
How do you pronounce the name?
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Comment #41602898
as someone who divorced and didn't want to be the 'mac and cheese dad', I found an older edition of "Williams Sonoma Cooking at Home" a really good beginner book. It goes over basi…
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Comment #41583527
I've been at it for over a decade. Home router has firewall exceptions for SSH (not port 22 though), TLS IRC, and 80/443, which are forwarded to my home server with fail2ban. I run…
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Comment #40946311
You still can. I did it just now with this text field form. Hit pause, and then the next event (focusing the text field) caused it to break.
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Comment #40917200
You'll know we hit it big when malicious actors start developing more threats against Linux.
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Comment #40884287
Ha, MS has Recall which is like this ... but obviously it's had problems.
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Comment #40513781
I don't think you can generalize it like that. Hunger comes from signals originating in your stomach. Without a stomach, you're brain would lose energy -- and I'd wager the symptom…