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ratdragon

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    Comment #49193684

    embrace, extend, extinguish ...

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    Comment #48249284

    Ordering a taxi after running outside of US? Probably missed some mass transport. Raise the price boys... like good old Uber back in the day based on iphone battery level. Really t…

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    Comment #47779975

    All of mine, but I guess I'm an exception to the rule.

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    Comment #47769438

    maybe eff.org would be able to help you lawyer up or otherwise to push this forward. good luck!

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    Comment #46644851

    WDYM lost? do you roam? I used to have a job with simple OpenVPN to connect to the servers (via public IP, just routed through the VPN tunnel) and ssh connections stayed during my …

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    Comment #46393886

    ssh-add -c (confirm) can somehow mitigate the "misuse of ssh-agent in the background" the article is talking about

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    Comment #46300479

    I do use such an approach and it is actually awesome however only for data I'm sure I don't mind being sold.

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    Comment #45969952

    they definitely were persistent before edit spelling

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    Comment #44885065

    Did and doing regularly.

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    Comment #44720178

    Example pony applications: https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/tree/main/examples Playground: https://playground.ponylang.io/ They're on HP https://www.ponylang.io/ unfortunately the…

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    Comment #44720156

    Example pony applications: https://github.com/ponylang/ponyc/tree/main/examples Playground: https://playground.ponylang.io/ They're on HP https://www.ponylang.io/ unfortunately the…

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    Comment #36600511

    I use tmux in all my terminal sessions. It can search. It's not grep, but 95% of the time it's enough and the 5% I capture the output to a file myself using tmux's it's copy/paste …

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    Comment #35716010

    Delete word is "swipe left on backspace". The autorepeat is definitely something I'd like to see too.

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    Comment #34336317

    Depends on when, that's why we need gas and other dispatchables. We've no grid-scale energy storage as of now. So saying they're cheaper isn't comparing apples to apples.

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    Comment #33453360

    I love LD_PRELOAD hacks, too bad it is less & less binaries that can be "hacked" like this.

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    Comment #32274529

    I've deleted Revolut some time ago because of that. Well, they've since reversed their stance. Not sure why but now it works with Lineage.

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    Comment #32274511

    I'm planning to test (but I hate reinstalling) https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk for safetynet whatnot. But lack of kernel updates is pita and absolutely true :(

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    Comment #32039402

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halicin - a recently (2019) discovered ATB with "an unusual mechanism of action" has been found to be effective against Acinetobacter Baumanii in mice…

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    Comment #31643402

    I believe these types of arguments should start with "What about..." sir. Also not sure how we got to fossil plants...

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    Comment #31643111

    I think this argument has been here for millennia. Move forward or back to the roots... In this case I look forward, but thanks to some really good PR (and possibly well paid) it s…

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    Comment #31643059

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveling_wave_reactor is supposed to be the solution. A company called TerraPower is planning to build a test reactor soon.

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    Comment #31642992

    Rare-earth extraction is pretty nasty https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2012/aug/07/china-ra... And e.g. neodymium extraction for wind turbine magnets produces waste with rad…

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    Comment #30220911

    Basic programming course teacher on uni told us that if we ever make such an obvious comment/docstring we'll be failed at the speed of light, no second chances. His example was: "i…

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    Comment #27145381

    Tried all browsers I have. Captcha doesn't even pop up.