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roydivision

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About roydivision

"Oh, good grief!"

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    Comment #44353163

    More and more article titles follow this click bait pattern. The article itself is fine, interesting, albeit a bit short. But I totally agree, and it irks me too, that the implied …

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    Comment #44113352

    You can easily host and manage your own package repository. My point is that this apparent limitation is not in itself a strong enough reason to embark on NIX. Go fill your boots i…

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    Comment #44113324

    It seems from my own upload that you are limited to one / email address. So yes you could just use a bunch of aliases, but I guess they're banking on most people only having access…

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    Comment #44104564

    > More importantly, Docker containers themselves aren’t reproducible—running apt-get update or pip install requests at different times can yield different results, even with the sa…

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    Comment #44104468

    The Mastodon instance I'm on.

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    Comment #44027241

    The article specifically states that this light is NOT visible to humans: > UPE, also known as biophoton emission, is a spontaneous release of extremely low-intensity light that is…

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    Comment #44027191

    Some nice explanations of f and t: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12495442/what-do-the-f-a...

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    Comment #43902386

    Paul Fischer's book, 'A Kim Jong-Il Production' is well worth a read, not only for the story of these kidnappings, but of life in North Korea and its history.

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    Comment #43902373

    I choose browser plugins instead for a more consistent experience, at home or anywhere.

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    Comment #43841901

    I switched about two months ago, paid for a year. It's such a relief, it's like having search of ten years ago back again. It just works, and no useless crap. Options that make sen…

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    Comment #43581792

    A flawed solution looking for a problem.

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    Comment #43458485

    Guitar player here. App looks great, but shame it's only for piano. I used a different app that does pretty much the same thing and really benefited from it, the improvement was no…

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    Comment #43435411

    I have no idea how Apple prioritise their bug fixing, but it really looks to me like bugs only get fixed when adding new features, if at all. This is such a trivial big win as well…

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    Comment #43409090

    Mainly The Guardian and Mastodon Other sites include 404Media, Wired, The Newyorker, BBC News.

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    Comment #43263891

    I couldn't agree more. However the reason we have a Popcorn option on the microwave is because it makes the difference at the point of sale, not at the point of use. Most people wh…

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    Comment #43203212

    I personally wouldn't go anywhere near sideloading applications that haven't been through Apple's verification processes, or advise anyone in my family to do so. I also think that …

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    Comment #43076533

    $ # Later, search for

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    Comment #42997864

    I thought this would be comparing Rust to Ada Lovelace's code... And I've coded in Ada...

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    Comment #42960038

    Eggs? In this economy?

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    Comment #42875754

    A slight tangent - does anyone have advice on anonymous blogs? I would accept an email address as being the sole contact, but nothing else.

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    Comment #42840114

    Looks gorgeous! Respect to Jax.

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    Comment #42781076

    I think you are in a minority, you WANT to learn.

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    Comment #42781066

    Yes, the downside is that we aren't really learning anything, just solving problems supported by machines that tell us the solutions. Any schmuck can do that.

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    Comment #42780599

    This stands to reason. If you need the answer to a question, and you can either get it directly, or spend time researching the answer, you're going to learn much more with the latt…

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    Comment #42656868

    I've worked as a sysadmin for most of my professional career, around 25 years. Sure I've screwed up, but I've learned each time. Covering everything in bubble wrap to shield you fr…