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swills
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Comment #47812387
As read by Leonard Nimoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjqjSP7kOO4
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Comment #47542240
I'm going to be the contrarian here. I have looked at the code. I suspect quite a few nil deref panics in their future.
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Comment #47189089
In a row?
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Comment #47153464
Same and also I consider it more accurate to sweep, but that's just me I guess, you hardly see it these days.
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Comment #46995912
I've used it for years. It's nice, works well. When I do want to read comments, I just click the button in the tool bar to turn them back on, which is simple and convenient.
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Comment #46313113
"work-around" tends to imply you get to keep using things. By your logic, turning the computer off would be a work-around too.
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Comment #46251037
Yes, indeed, I do.
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Comment #46250990
I happily and reliably cross build Go code that uses CGO and generate static binaries on amd64 for arm64.
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Comment #46250972
You can definitely use CGO and still build statically, but you do need to set ldflags to include -static.
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Comment #45607739
Am I the only one who remembers the old tab groups that were removed before these new tab groups were added? Edit: Ah, it seems Mozilla remembers: https://web.archive.org/web/20151…
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Comment #45585007
Highlighting an area, I see in the sidebar: Time: 2022-02-01 00:09:20.136 — 2023-12-07 22:46:41.480. Would be nice if it had newer data.
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Comment #45469112
I really do not know what to think of someone facing up to 75 years in prison getting 3 years of probation.
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Comment #44878731
Might I suggest that instead of linking to the article at theatlantic.com you instead link to the archive.org archive of it? I couldn't visit it due to Cloudflare thinking IPv6 is …
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Comment #44871821
Hmm, I think Granite Rapids is all P-Cores and goes up to 86 cores (172 threads): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granite_Rapids
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Comment #44007674
Thanks, you inspired me to make something similar: https://github.com/swills/onair
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Comment #42403253
Looks very nice! Thanks!
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Comment #41616808
The BBS Radio 4 documentary is here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00236xg Charlie Brooker of Black Mirror fame talks a bit about it around 17 minutes in.
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Comment #41593816
Once years ago a coworker set this up with good intentions of evaluating it and it ended up setting up a default automation which sent SNMP queries to a networked photocopier which…