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"My Job Is To Open and Close Doors" [1] [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49t-WWTx0RQ

On NixOS in particular, unless it's something so esoteric that I know it's worth documenting (or so obscure that it's pointless to remember), things tend to be pretty self-descript…

I mean, however close we might treat them as, they're still fundamentally diferent animals Since they can't throw up or burp, something that produces enough gas (More than a regula…

An ecosystem on shared formats can exist hapily There's a billion ways of opening a markdown and doing things with it and generally they all coexist hapily

I dunno, I know plenty of people that would make a case for first guy, y'know "A combat ready unit never passed inspection, and a inspection ready unit never passed combat" and all…

Compared to other models that halt the loop on intermediate steps, or to ask further clarification, even if it's not the human equivalent of proactive, you see the similarity, righ…

If a human needs about 1L per day on a minimal survival scenario, we're talking 20+ jackets right?

Internal migration has mostly saturated capacity all accross the region in South America It'll take a while until anyone relaxes

In defense of 'How money works' I don't think there's much in the way of positive anything to cover for his format/field, not for current times in particular His most famous videos…

Mac trackpads (And even the Magic Trackpad itself) is AFAIK best in class Good enough that some people even do trackpads on desktop

In general I get that, but O'Reilly has enough prestige/recognition that I assumed they'd be the top outliers, if they don't break the thousands, I assume basically no one does in …

This is not a jab at you (or your book), But I always assumed O'Reilly's per book sales would be significantly larger, like 4 figures at the minimum

One big thing with the news paper is that there was a larger main story that worked as a visual anchor and the columns/subsections could be placed freely on the edges as necessary

It looks like the starting soon screen of a crypto presentation

Also, many decisions taken Probably can be traced to limitations / idiosincracies of the era And you're left with a codebase that has been in hands of 6 Decades of probably great e…

Maybe I'm used to think of NASA as this infinite budget agency, but considering Voyager's significance... To me that souns like we should test all revisions of the CPU, not none of…

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A good horse is quite the autopilot I've seen a horse get a black out drunk rider "safely" to a hammock and then continue to it's stable to rest

Oportunistic thieves sure, but more knowledgweable thieves would 100% try to replicate more normal usage patterns, like buying gas just after normal work hours

I thought it was widely agreed that most homework was literal busywork Do it on the classroom or it doesn't count

What would be the general stance if I for example SSH'd into something I own and worked from there? This AFAICT, isn't the case where I live, I usually have to sign something activ…

I mean #2 is literally done tongue in cheek

Enrollment or courses might not be generally super sensible, but financing/financial data, personal identification like phone numbers and emails, chat logs and such

There is a line where the ransom price beats the capex of keeping a secure system, specially when the risk so nebulous Kind of like the recall math auto makers do to see if it's mo…

What stops a ransomware group copying all data and just selling it piecemeal on the darknet under posibly a different name? Realistically, the only people that could check that it'…