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Comment #24634577
As with all things, this is a context where the important information was on-platform and the emails were opt-in subscriptions. YMMV. > It seems like a low cost to maintain people …
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Comment #16685026
> You know, I wonder if there's something here that a next-generation language can't get in on, some sort of help to provide to the developer who says "OK, I'd like to upgrade this…
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Comment #16400212
On the flipside, I see a lot of tools pushed that are more complicated, less flexible, and far buggier than the old tools. And then inevitably in a few years they're deprecated in …
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Comment #16288084
I concur with the sentiment. The risk is still there for dependencies, but it helps that the community for the most part follows "a little copying is better than a little dependenc…
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Comment #16257007
I'm in Australia and looking at a box of plain Ibuprofen. It also recommends limiting to a few days at a time unless told otherwise by a doctor.
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Comment #11401877
While the joke is relatively amusing, it would be better to seem more useful solutions contributed to the ecosystem like depscheck [1] for Go. [1]: https://github.com/divan/depsche…
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Comment #10921312
I found myself doing the same thing for Ansible. The problem I ran into was where I wanted to test service restarting in a systemd based environment. Older releases using sysvinit …
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Comment #9475758
I'm having trouble finding data that is using the same methodologies. The CIA World Fact-book specifically seems to be lacking data for Australia. It would be good to see some soli…
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Comment #8750564
And you can have something fun like the following in your bashrc to allow attaching to your running emacs daemon any time you need in the terminal: function semacs() { emacsclient …
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Comment #8371306
It seems to me that the explicit separation (and vagueness) of 'compter' and 'computer system' seems intended to have the latter cover networks. But perhaps you're right.
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Comment #8371157
Are there any good pointers to where the amendments have actually expanded surveillance capabilities? I've been going through the amendments and comparing them to the original bill…
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Comment #7057660
Had this happen recently. The error logs and console output ended up not being particularly informative, so I downloaded and installed the Steam client again. Sorted out whatever k…
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Comment #7042181
I've developed this habit as a consequence of using history to understand the context of a piece of code. Big commits make life harder for future maintainers.