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ikonst

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About ikonst

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    Comment #44927720

    yaml: https://www.bram.us/2022/01/11/yaml-the-norway-problem/ bash: errexit depends on caller's context, will utterly fail you one day: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/…

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    Comment #32929329

    same for the railways: https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/5571565 not unthinkable such things will follow, but so far might be fake news

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    Comment #26941945

    It's the news article that was already widely published and a local take (not by any government body, "campaigners have called") in Scotland.

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    Comment #23359497

    Same (growing up in Israel). Didn’t realize it’s “gay” until much later. Here’s from 1992: https://youtu.be/rQTbSFojYRE

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    Comment #20476303

    Reminds me of Perl's taint mode

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    Comment #19098119

    So it's not a status but just a per ride assessment -- if you appear disabled when the driver comes to pick you up, he should ask not to receive surge pay for that particular ride?…

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    Comment #19094086

    Many of the bullet points are somewhat vague, but one is strangely specific: > Prohibiting companies from charging passengers with disabilities higher prices during busy times. Fir…

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    Comment #16301860

    Maybe not for the operation they're running, of which VoIP is only a small part.

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    Comment #16299138

    WebRTC is somewhat new and complex, and browser support varies greatly. I don't know what kind of unlimited resources behemoth you imagine Slack to be, but I can definitely see how…

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    Comment #16034520

    Yeah, I was somewhat surprised by those. "Classes" on domestic flights in the USSR?! And yeah, GUM was (and still is) a department store for Soviet citizens - https://en.wikipedia.…

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    Comment #14529890

    re Lyft: We detect recycled phone numbers, and we'll challenge you (or "not you") for further identification. Phone recycling has been a much bigger problem for non-fraudulent case…

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    Comment #14234522

    https://sites.google.com/site/normanhcohen/

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    Comment #13762278

    This was done under previous administrations just the same. Telling a CBP officer that you're come to be "paid to lecture" is usually the kind of honesty that doesn't pay off. CBPs…

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    Comment #13762274

    I've read similar stories before the current administration. Telling a CBP officer that you're going to be "paid to lecture" is not recommended. This is a kind of honesty that does…

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    Comment #13627759

    I think Rogue Amoeba was already doing serial numbers etc. for their other products. re Payments: Have you ever seen how easy Stripe is?

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    Comment #13155877

    I think you're talking about the BART that's much more than SF. The Muni underground tram is rather quiet.

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    Comment #13042696

    Make you perform a challenge that's possible with two hands but impossible with one. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aMXEOAvfb4

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    Comment #13027045

    Does anyone track? I guess as much anyone tracks any "U.S. tax dollars" going to any other US government stuff one doesn't like or agree with. (In other words, probably not much.) …

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    Comment #13027022

    Cellebrite got its start with the UME, a phone memory transfer tool for carriers' (POS and support). Carrier-oriented tools are a major part of its operations, though there have be…

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    Comment #12383585

    The web page lacks any screenshots of the change staging screens.

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    Comment #12383578

    Yeah, not sure what "fast" refers to.

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    Comment #11741070

    I've been to the one in Saint-Petersburg. Probably worth a visit, but do expect most machines to be under-maintained, and keep you wondering if the game is even receiving your inpu…

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    Comment #9752864

    Uh, wait, does the US have a "startup visa" now?

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    Comment #9635022

    For me, it greatly depends on the location. At locations where hostels are readily available and cheap, I had easy time couchsurfing, e.g. Mexico, and had a very good time (that wa…