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felbane

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    Comment #47788362

    I think you either missed the point or are intentionally sidestepping the point. If I have a favorite band and they're reasonably large and I want to go see them live, it'd be a bo…

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    Comment #45830705

    > Come to think of it, if there is a latching door on the detergent tray, your dishwasher definitely has a prewash cycle, or else they’d skip the door entirely Alec also mentions t…

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    Comment #45239107

    Bug fixes: - Corrected an infrequent issue with getResultingProtonCount that would cause it to always return 1 for certain origin bodies. (In the merge request comments: "This why …

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    Comment #45170038

    Extreme aversion to NIH syndrome, perhaps? I agree that it's weird. Sure, don't try to roll your own crypto library but the amount of `require('left-pad')` in the wild is egregious…

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    Comment #44871988

    Your argument highlights its own flaw; changing your editor opens up a world of tooling that's certainly adequate for most use cases you can throw at it, but it also requires eithe…

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    Comment #44499367

    You can cut and shape rock with chisels. Isn't the water used primarily for dust control in powered stone drills/saws?

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    Comment #44317985

    I've built a setup that orchestrates updates for any number of remotes without needing a permanently hosted registry. I have a container build VM at HQ that also runs a registry co…

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    Comment #44284113

    Sounds like you already know this, but your dad's a hero. Infinite respect for the folks who dedicate their lives to helping others.

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    Comment #44103197

    The loss of tactile keyboards on mobile devices is a tragedy.

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    Comment #44057661

    mutt is all I'll ever need...

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    Comment #44057639

    Man some of y'all really have beef with Rocky...

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    Comment #43838876

    Does anyone actually still use jQuery? Everything I've built in the past like 5 years has been almost entirely pure ES6 with some helpers like jsviews.

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    Comment #43835197

    I wish there were better coupling between TST and STG (Simple Tab Groups). Automatic nesting of TST is great, but sometimes I'd like to just move a whole tree into a named group. M…

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    Comment #43834734

    This is the primary reason I keep so many tabs open instead of just bookmarking things or copying URLs into my project notes.

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    Comment #43827662

    I can't tell if you're being hyperbolic. Plenty of people make art to express themselves, not for the potential profit of it.

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    Comment #43606483

    It certainly used to, but tbh C++ since 17 has been pretty decent and continually improving. That said, I still prefer to use it only where necessary.

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    Comment #43496806

    Ah yes, the "We have a problem over there/I'll just delete 'over there'" approach.

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    Comment #43442509

    Hey just want to take the opportunity to say thanks for your efforts with releng. I'm always pleasantly surprised by how quick and effective you folks are with getting updates buil…

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    Comment #43442497

    This is just categorically wrong. Alma is no longer a 1:1 binary copy of RHEL due to the licensing changes RedHat made in 2023, but it is absolutely still binary compatible.

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    Comment #43442475

    ...would it? I guess maybe if it was PHP8 only...

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    Comment #43275277

    This baffles me. What's to maintain? I've been running wireguard for years and never had to do anything except scan a QR code when I get a new phone. By "as if it were public facin…

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    Comment #43095577

    I like the idea of the passively-safe, waste-reducing LFTR but it's still a materials science issue at this point, and there's no real solution in sight. Fission still has this hug…

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    Comment #43078844

    Maybe I'm blind, but I haven't seen anywhere else in the thread where "we'd be directly connecting unsolicited" is mentioned apart from where you've prompted it. I don't think any …

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    Comment #42712439

    If you think domestic social media companies aren't capable of silently promoting certain content at the request of someone with influence... you wouldn't happen to be in the marke…

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    Comment #42711957

    Devil's advocate: Can this not also happen on literally any other social network? Can this kind of shit not also be initiated by domestic agents, or agents of allied nations, or ev…