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ishouldbework
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Comment #48597232
I wonder how it handles pylint's plugins.
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Comment #47875498
> Is it possible South Koreans edge in RTS games is from their compulsory military service? Unlikely, most players postpone their service as long as possible, and majority does not…
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Comment #47500766
So, fork the action repository and pull from upstream at your own pace?
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Comment #47323745
While faster Emacs would always be nice, I think the idea is you just keep it running. Hence emacsclient program. So startup time is not such a big deal.
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Comment #46218672
Finding a licensed therapist, especially one covered by health insurance, who takes new patients, can be a challenge in some areas. So while it obviously is a bad idea, I can hardl…
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Comment #46147094
That should be prevented by dnssec no?
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Comment #46079403
> most of the population [..] can vote. I mean, this is a solvable problem...
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Comment #46063584
Fair. My "information" is based on what I heard in my network. :)
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Comment #46056447
Well, speaking just for central Europe, it is pretty average. Sure, entry-level positions are different story, but anyone with at least few years for work experience can find reaso…
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Comment #45914477
Interesting, that number is much higher than I would expect.
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Comment #45845152
Look, I get that some pages require javascript, but body{visibility:hidden;white-space:pre;font-family:monospace} which is then unset by JS, with no anywhere, is just... I just get…
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Comment #45835989
Huh, I had no idea the argument to -P is optional (--help does not say), I was always using --ProfileManager instead. Nice quality of life improvement, thanks for the information!
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Comment #45823239
I do not believe that is dang's point. He often posts comments like these under recurring posts, I assume in hope that the past discussions could also be of interest to the readers…
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Comment #45698458
Well yes, but the complication is that Luca is both systemd developer and debian developer, so the passing of the baton did not really happen here.
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Comment #45698445
Funny part is that it used to be a separate file system, before Luca decided to kill it. https://lwn.net/Articles/1041948/
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Comment #45680700
I did not notice setHTMLUnsafe exists. That makes it (in my, unimportant, opinion) fine.
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Comment #45675241
> It then removes any HTML entities that aren't allowed by the sanitizer configuration, and further removes any XSS-unsafe elements or attributes — whether or not they are allowed …
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Comment #45667462
Electricity is not a basic commodity required for life. It is convenient for sure.
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Comment #45595440
Well, anything POSIX or GNU does support the --. I think most golang libraries as well? And if the program does not, you can always pass the files as relative paths (./--help) to w…
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Comment #45595322
So, uh, this part "Here's the kicker: the URL died exactly 24 hours later. These guys weren't messing around - they had their infrastructure set up to burn evidence fast." was comp…
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Comment #45593291
> It is not possible for xargs to be used securely Eh... That is taken out of context quite a bit, that sentence does continue. Just do `cat "$HOME/changed_files" | xargs -r editor…
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Comment #45503364
Oooh I see, thanks!
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Comment #45501407
Word of the day, 吹き替える. TIL. One question if you have a minute. Why is it アメリカだけに吹き替えされている instead of 英語だけに吹き替えされている?
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Comment #45493614
Well, https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10611-024-10144-y seems to claim there is a link for sexual crimes. This paper suggests that there is some delayed effect https://w…
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Comment #45493274
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