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delsarto
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Comment #42111929
See also VMware Workstation Shifting from Proprietary Code to Using Upstream KVM ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42013032 ) which I'm sure plays into this too ... A while ag…
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Comment #42029206
My washing machine door works like that; BigClive has a great teardown which was quite helpful to explain to me why I couldn’t open the door! https://youtu.be/PIm7q_U3UEM?si=K6wUtH…
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Comment #41342539
Without giving too much away, you would probably enjoy “Artemis” by Andy Weir.
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Comment #41011602
Check out Mars Guy https://youtube.com/@marsguy?si=AFAci3mConZv1L5- Dr. Steve Ruff. Excellent videos from an expert, but one terrific thing is the use of common objects (like mars …
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Comment #38935017
One of the most interesting parts of OpenDev is that the infrastructure that builds and deploys all the OpenDev services is open. Anyone can propose changes to practically all of t…
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Comment #36147621
One interesting tidbit about "My Favorite Things" is that it came out several years before the movie [1]. So it was a Broadway hit, but not yet at the universally-known level the m…
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Comment #36144520
It's not exactly what you're saying but https://keyoxide.org/ Is all the best ideas of keybase. Basically if you trust someone has control over multiple different accounts you can …
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Comment #35633380
They also make good tankers when your refuelers strike https://australianaviation.com.au/2023/03/qantas-uses-a380-f...
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Comment #31567533
The reverse engineering is certainly interesting, but the article headline seems like a bit of a beat-up since the app has a built in checker where you can scan the QR code shown a…
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Comment #31548650
I am dating myself but I'm old enough to have watched the Simpsons episode where this word was invented in its first airing. Maybe it is a word now, I mean it's no more or less rid…
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Comment #31010850
I feel like title doesn't really focus on the specific behaviour change (not operating in a non-owned directories) that will be affecting a lot of CI/CD, which is what I was intere…
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Comment #30667171
If, like me, your knowledge of Constantinople is limited to the They Might Be Giants song, an excellent light-ish read (as much as 100s of years of Byzantine, as in the ridiculousl…
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Comment #30167960
In Australia, it's not just little side roads that run by school entrances that have this rule; the school zone thing applies even on fairly major free-flowing roads. Two examples …
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Comment #29261193
As the parent poster well knows (as they invented it) the trick here is that you write your jobs to install from a checkout the CI system does for you. https://opendev.org/opendev/…
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Comment #28784414
In my help desk days I took a call from an irate person ranting about how we were telling her to "get a male sex change". Eventually I figured out she had become upset with "msexch…
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Comment #28610372
In a big picture sense they've managed to reverse engineer this from a message of "quit" (i.e. do not ingest anything, which is what basically all health-based quit campaigns are a…
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Comment #28609653
John Safran has just released a book Puff Piece about the incredible way Philip Morris has rebranded as a "health enterprise" and released the "heatstick" with their "vaping" IQOS …