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DrNefario

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    Comment #47988309

    There's nothing more permanent than a TMPorary decision.

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    Comment #47988288

    Anecdotally, when my Xtrfy MZ1 mouse cable started shorting 5V to ground, they required a similar process (cutting the cable) before sending a replacement. This was their response …

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    Comment #47801850

    CadQuery can export STEP files, and is overall much nicer to use in my opinion.

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    Comment #46855482

    I don't have an iPhone, but wouldn't UTM be better for that use case?

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    Comment #46644164

    > What happens if you don't use the correct pronouns someone has declared for themselves? Is this not "imposing beliefs" on other people? That's a false equivalence. All that's ask…

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    Comment #46634867

    I used 'Nazi' in reference to the series of tweets about a polite Nazi. (Forgive the Reddit link) https://www.reddit.com/r/TalesFromYourServer/comments/hsiisw... Take it to mean a …

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    Comment #46631251

    I explicitly did not call them an asshole, it was very much conditional on the way they choose to act inside these communities. Regarding your accusation of subjectivity, I was add…

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    Comment #46628879

    Black Lives Matter is objectively not a grift. There is an argument to be made regarding "BLM Global Network", but calling them BLM is like saying all vegans support PETA. Regardle…

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    Comment #46498940

    I haven't read the whitepaper, but surely the ROM wouldn't include its own private signing keys. Is it maybe encrypted instead of signed?

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    Comment #46120608

    You're using a single instance of poor API naming in a 3rd-party library (which is marked as beta) to dismiss the entire Rust language?

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    Comment #45790798

    Most of those are a matter of preference, implicit return is just plain better, and it would be absolutely insane if closures required the return type to be specified. I do agree t…

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    Comment #45718552

    Git also respects your `~/.shh/config`, which lets you change settings per host. I've set up each of my GitHub accounts with a different "host" so it's easy to switch between them.…

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    Comment #39101759

    This is straight up wrong. An IPv4 ICMP echo request over ethernet uses a minimum of 42 bytes, the same request with IPv6 uses 62. The ethernet frame is 14 bytes and the ICMP echo …