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thiagocsf

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    Comment #42469670

    Ah yes. The old anti-privacy mantra: you have nothing to worry about, if you have nothing to hide.

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    Comment #41454626

    Charlie is on Mastodon, toots regularly and actually replies to others https://wandering.shop/@cstross

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    Comment #41252643

    That it may be but there’s no excuse. Declare an incident first, investigate later. Cheating SLAs by delaying the incident is a good way to erode trust within and without.

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    Comment #40930950

    Looking forward to trying this when I have a phone that runs iOS 17+.

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    Comment #40752516

    Plausible but likely wrong. A dedicated comms person is part of the incident response team. https://sre.google/sre-book/managing-incidents/

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    Comment #40677736

    As long as we keep buying stuff wrapped in plastic, someone needs to keep making more of it.

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    Comment #35865176

    It’s not gross. It’s a simple solution to a simple and common cron problem Just because it doesn’t consider external executions, it doesn’t mean it’s a bad solution. Horses for cou…

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    Comment #35652673

    Mileage != emissions

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    Comment #35505655

    I’ve made it about the same number of times, and I’ve enjoyed them all. Maybe I don’t know what really good kimchi tastes like. It lasts for a long time in the fridge and, imo, it …

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    Comment #33905030

    You probably know this, but Alma means “soul” in Portuguese. Is this why you picked the name? I like it. I went with Ada myself (after Lovelace - wife only found-out why years late…

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    Comment #33517541

    This is fascinating. I just watched the bbc video on YouTube about it.

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    Comment #33517504

    Sendmail made me think everything in Unix was so scary and esoteric.

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    Comment #33059689

    When you’re using a starter, things get more interesting because you need to account for the water and flour content in it. It usually doesn’t complicate it too much because most s…

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    Comment #32555376

    That’s a strong opinion. Would you elaborate?

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    Comment #32163716

    Is that because of regulation? What’s the concern of having open source for RF firmwares?

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    Comment #32113882

    Try also “batida”: equal parts cachaça, lime (not lemon!) juice, water, and sugar to taste. Great in small sips as a palate cleanser when having bbq.

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    Comment #32113829

    Great read! Reminded me of tucupi, which has been popular for longer, and also causes a numbing sensation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tucupi

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    Comment #31272148

    Location data is proprietary IP that GitLab doesn’t have the right to make publicly available. This is why it was made private. If you’re applying for a job at GitLab, you’ll recei…

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    Comment #30800527

    > GitLab Runner officially supported binaries are available for the following architectures: > x86, AMD64, ARM64, ARM, s390x, ppc64le https://docs.gitlab.com/runner/install/ You mu…

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    Comment #29933412

    Pedantic note about ctrl+d: it doesn’t mean logout. It sends and EOF character. Said EOF is honoured by your TTY, which closes the FD this ending the session. You can see this by t…

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    Comment #29371701

    I know the man’s life is admirable but I’ll never forgive him for killing Ayrton Senna.

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    Comment #29085979

    I believe is now called MANGA.

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    Comment #29010580

    That word does not exist in any language It will never be uttered by a human mouth. Talking Heads - Give me back my name

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    Comment #28862150

    How did you first learn about anticafés?

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    Comment #28724154

    How do you know that? Is it possible he just likes living in the UK?