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Comment #46000236
…so tracks for America.
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Comment #43073569
You can set contacts to bypass do-not-disturb settings. At least on the iPhone you can.
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Comment #41231267
And a middle-age'd man named XFree86 lol.
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Comment #40618739
No one thing is going to "fix our environmental problems." Only by doing a lot of "things" can we hope to "fix" our problems.
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Comment #40107403
What are some of the main use cases for this project?
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Comment #39371334
I switched a few years ago and while there's a lot to like about (and power in) zsh, there's a lot i really dislike about it. For starters, it adds so much additional functionality…
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Comment #39306470
As the saying goes: If the only tool you have is a hammer, it is tempting to treat everything as if it were a nail.
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Comment #38424612
I’m assuming the op is referring to relying on a commercial CDN provider’s anycast implementation but I could be mistaken.
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Comment #38389192
Apple switched when bash switched from GPL2 to GPL3 which they didn’t like. The older bash is still available.
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Comment #38389100
And ksh (ksh88 & later)
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Comment #38163960
Considering the number of features and capabilities that can be given to a usb-c cable, I think a better alternative would be to take cue from the humble resistor and use color cod…
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Comment #38131464
I don’t remember if it was called out explicitly but there’s a fantastic documentary out now on AppleTV+ about Louis Armstrong. If you have a subscription, I highly recommend watch…
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Comment #38131376
You forgot (or missed) the rest of the quote: > …and the way people sang. As the article stated, many great artists changed one or the other, but only Louis did both.
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Comment #38027620
It also probably has the same caveat that shock wave lithotripsy does too, where if the stone travels below the pelvis, the procedure can’t be used.
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Comment #38027592
Having had a Ureteroscopy procedure, I can say it sure as hell doesn’t feel minimally invasive. It (well, post-op until they remove the stint) was almost as unpleasant as the kidne…
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Comment #37827905
That series was my introduction to Hardcore History and to this day, my favorite series. The best podcast series on one of the best podcasts.
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Comment #37584829
If the feds have physical access and considering the high likelihood that these are VMs and not physical, it would be a whole lot easier to get the hypervisor to just snapshot the …
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Comment #36639725
Can you elaborate more about what you saw/experienced there?
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Comment #36632382
It’s “invisible” in that it’s one of those things people (especially property owners) prefer not to talk or think about. Like how most people grossly discriminate based on perceive…
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Comment #36165679
Have you tried Magnet[1] yet? I’ve been using it for years and really love it. TBH, I prefer it over way Windows does it (forcing you to decide wha goes in the “other” side of the …
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Comment #34774727
I suspect they’re not replacing Slack’s video capabilities with this move. They are replacing Zoom’s.
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Comment #34774674
I guess it could have been worse. It could have been Skype for Business.