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skwheel

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    Comment #35869526

    sorry to be snarky there. Your post read to me like, "I haven't seen a banana in the US in 10 years. We don't eat them anymore."

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    Comment #35869516

    what are you talking about? Drive _anywhere_ in the UK and you'll see an aerial TV antenna on almost every roof.

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    Comment #35081424

    Yes, exactly. I really thought the author was trying to argue that no one writes in assembly. But then when I reached the butterfly line, I realized it was just sloppy writing miss…

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    Comment #35081393

    Oh my god, yes. I had to re-read that paragraph three times, and then open the xkcd to confirm what the author really meant. This absolutely killed the flow of the article for me.

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    Comment #34896202

    "The software code was permanently repaired about five hours later." I always try to permanently repair the software when I find bugs.

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    Comment #34868958

    after your finals, you should read about forward error correction.

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    Comment #34128190

    > For compute - a single Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) t4g.small instance running Mastodon, it’s PostgresSQL database, and Redis. its

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    Comment #32243720

    Yes. Idaho

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    Comment #32233360

    Yes, I fully support this position by Meta but their reasoning is not quite right when it comes to astronomers and scientists. Passing around a leap second kernel is a major pain f…

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    Comment #32232776

    That's what I have: fiber infra as a public utility, with a choice of ISPs on top of that. Funny fact, the ISP I chose is $10/month for 1G down/up. Want to add a phone line (which …

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    Comment #32232749

    My city runs fiber infra as a public utility, with about a half dozen options of ISPs to choose from which provide internet connectivity on top of that infra. I pay $26/month total…