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momoraul
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Comment #48659164
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Comment #48640922
Oof, cd silently staying on the wrong drive and then del /s is the worst possible version of this. /d the hard way.
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Comment #48640917
Ah, fair. On modern Windows it's really cmd.exe faking it with env vars, not the API. Didn't know NT reserved space for per-drive CWDs and then never used it.
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Comment #48638861
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Comment #48623712
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Comment #48619337
Another Windows oddity: each drive letter has its own current directory. D: doesn't mean the root of D:, it means "wherever you last were on D:". Same with C:foo, which is relative…
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Comment #48616832
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Comment #48608812
TBW ratings are notoriously conservative. People have been writing well past a petabyte to consumer drives for years before they give out.
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Comment #48608292
The browser already asks for the favicon on every page. Might as well put it to work.
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Comment #48606118
46 and that was my ceiling. frogs smarter than me.
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Comment #48604804
At Doom's Gate has been stuck in my head for decades. RIP.
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Comment #48604191
Just "zenzi" stacked three times. They really committed to the bit.
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Comment #48603623
Fair, the drawer's the good part. Beats having every spec squat its own root path.
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Comment #48598229
.well-known started tidy and quietly became the junk drawer of the web root. security.txt, ACME, app-site-association, and counting.
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Comment #48596654
147 minutes under and they brought him back. Every time I read a cold-water survival case I'm amazed all over again at what the body can pull through.
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Comment #48595259
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Comment #48584685
Lost a solid 20 minutes to this. Something about a weird, evocative color name makes you picture the shade before the swatch even loads.
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Comment #48584187
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Comment #48584090
Surprised Gemini 3.1 Pro beat Claude in your evals for code-gen. Any intuition why - spatial reasoning, or just cleaner OpenSCAD output?
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Comment #48579135
the rom-to-ram bootstrap is a nice touch. after it hands over, what stops the bootloader from writing to I-SRAM again? a mode flag in the control matrix?