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NoZebra120vClip

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About NoZebra120vClip

Preferred pronouns: he/him

I self-identify as a clump of cells.

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    Comment #39180411

    You know how films and TV show different, fake UIs when a character works on a computer? GUIs and their elements are copyrighted.

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    Comment #39179858

    Distrowatch.com is a site promoting use of Linux and BSD. "eject" is a Linux command which attempts to safely disconnect removable media. https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/noble…

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    Comment #39163681

    Around 2015, I authored my résumé in LibreOffice, and I sprinkled in an assortment of bullet points. Some were indented. I used open squares, filled squares, open and filled circle…

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    Comment #39163229

    For removable media, I believe that finishing up with "eject" would be the safest way to ensure that all writes were committed to the hardware.

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    Comment #39163030

    Speaking of managing at scale and splitting well: the reverse lookup domain name corresponding to the address 4321:0:1:2:3:4:567:89ab would be b.a.9.8.7.6.5.0.4.0.0.0.3.0.0.0.2.0.0…

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    Comment #39161080

    > Châteauneuf-du-Pape That reads more like "[The] Pope's New Castle" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teauneuf-du-Pape_AOC In fact, Avignon was the site of the Apostolic See a…

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    Comment #39160057

    Well, the headline promises A Wild Claim!

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    Comment #39159672

    Couple things here: The GP describes resolver software, which corresponds to item 6.3.3, not a caching server. This does specify the same behavior. In RFC terminology, "MUST" > "SH…

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    Comment #39159454

    Sending SMS costs $$$, and the gateways are closely-guarded. There are bad actors hammering on logins to elicit SMS codes, and Zelle is charged for the service according to that vo…

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    Comment #39159400

    "Here's a nickel, kid." http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tech/eta/doc/dilbert.gif

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    Comment #39159181

    Brahmic scripts such as devanāgarī, Gurmukhī, and Bengali are noted for joining glyphs with a long horizontal line across the top ( shirorekhā ). However, other examples such as Ta…

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    Comment #39158086

    Stopping at red lights can add 10-15 minutes to a motorist's cross-town journey. So does the Pythagorean Theorem. What can you do.

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    Comment #39153547

    No, they use a proxy to a virtual private server. Depending on the nature of the proxy and exit node, it may have a uniquely bad reputation, or is collateral damage from other bad …

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    Comment #39153476

    The last time I set up DNS at home, I decided to use a fictitious and undelegated subdomain under my ISP's domain name. This structure did not create any "extra" problems in the sh…

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    Comment #39152722

    The sort of compound words which we're discussing appear by a process of synthesis : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic_language See also: agglutination https://en.wikipedia.o…

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    Comment #39152615

    This example was performed on the block-special device, so there is no filesystem. dd uses a default block size of 512 bytes, according to the manual page: calling write(2) directl…

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    Comment #39152442

    Other currently reserved TLDs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top-level_domain#Reserved_doma...

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    Comment #39152362

    We are still working with yes/no questions. While perhaps a landlord may reply with more information, I would phrase them as open-ended: "What can you tell me regarding dog ownersh…

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    Comment #39150090

    I hosted a friend from Catalonia who was amazed and bewildered by the variety in shelves full of crisps: Chee-Tos, Doritos, Pringles, that sort of thing. And that was in a corner g…

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    Comment #39148916

    > bend over backwards That is literally a valid movement of the tongue to produce a retroflex [ɭ]. In contrast, Spanish phonology lacks retroflex entirely.

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    Comment #39147747

    In 1980, Rogue for Unix was a dungeon crawl game that coincidentally used the same keys as vi for navigation. Even today, Nethack and vim are widely revered. Nethack takes vi train…

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    Comment #39147394

    That currently applies to photos with animals deliberately triggering the shutter. I would hesistate to say "it's established" without more than one precedent in US case law. Howev…

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    Comment #39147354

    What if the quality and quantity of rewards were linked to the engagement metrics on the selfie posts? Wouldn't that be a better approximation of our current addiction? * More like…