The_Decryptor

TypeScript is actually pretty nice, it’d be JScript instead.

Yeah, I think Windows actually handles it quite well, the actual filesystem has no notion of what the filenames are outside of basic “It’s UTF-16”, it’s the OS filesystem layer that handles all the quirks.

Because that’s what people seem to dismiss, there’s no one standard notion of case folding. It depends on the locale you’re using, and that shouldn’t be built into the FS itself. The classic one was the German “long S”, where “SS” should be case folded with “ß”, except they changed it in 2024 so now they shouldn’t match (“ß” becomes “ẞ” now), good luck updating your FS to support rules like that.

Now your shell? That’s easy, you can just warn the user that a “matching” filename already exists and prompt them to change it, and you can vary those warnings based on the locale, and you can push out updates as easily as any other patch.

Having so many instances hosted on Hetzner is probably a weakness, they’re quite strict with content.

https://gts.superseriousbusiness.org/@dumpsterqueer/statuses/01JENGTF8VC7JDQAGSR3CKQJJM

“Literally” is not an exaggeration

Correct, it’s an “intensifier”

I feel like a simpler option would be to buy a replacement remote (If they even sell them) and hijack the brains of that to send the signals, simpler than using a whole (knock off) HackRF just to perform a replay attack.

And if you break it, no upset landlord.

I remember one of the modders behind a UI overhaul talking about the response to paid mods, when users kept saying that a donation system was better, that in the entire time they’d been making the mod they’d only gotten like $50 in donations total.

Edit: And seeing modders use patreon now for support, and those mods still getting “pirated”, I don’t think the issue was ever about Bethesda or how they handled it.

It is a bit odd.

Syngenta has consistently denied any link between paraquat and Parkinson’s, pointing to regulatory reviews in the U.S., Australia and Japan that found no evidence of causality.

Well I don’t know about the US or Japan, but I can trust my government to do the right thing.

The chief executive confirmed the science underpinning the regulator’s decision rests largely on an earlier report prepared for the APVMA in 2016, which also assessed mice studies linking paraquat to Parkinson’s disease.

That report acknowledged Dr Cory-Slechta and her co-authors’ findings from 2002 that paraquat caused hallmarks of Parkinson’s in mice that were injected with the chemical.

But the 2016 report’s authors ultimately dismissed those findings, on the basis that an unpublished paper, funded by Syngenta, could not reproduce them.

Oh…

Yeah, the days of end users installing their own OS is in the past, PCs are appliances for most people now.

“Many”? So some are cool with it?

Figuring out how to more efficiently house/care for a glut of humans farther in the future is way more practical.

Our government’s started means testing care services due to the projected costs and loss of tax income as the population ages and costs increase.

It doesn’t help that the only form of economic management they do is offer tax cuts, they’re getting less and less tax out of an already declining share of the population.

Yeah I think they’re generally regarded as a mistake, browsers have removed all the UI signifying an EV cert these days.

moot created the site in response to lowtax banning hentai on Something Awful, I’m not sure I’d call that “innocent”

I wish the tooling around Secure Scuttlebutt wasn’t so annoying to use, more attention might have had some of the rough edges filed off.

On one hand you can have an offline first replication method (Phones syncing messages over bluetooth, etc.), but then you can’t post from multiple devices without moving your account between them.

It’s also not a progressive JPEG either.

Guessing you used this page for that?

https://tools.myfooddata.com/nutrient-ranking-tool/Choline/Nuts-and-Seeds/Highest

Try adding the “Vegan” option, and it’ll list 91 food types that contain more choline by weight

I should have and honestly might have, been long enough that I don’t remember that aspect.

So in the same week back in 2013 I did 2 things.

1. Buy a Star Citizen package with the game and a ship with lifetime insurance
2. Buy a 3 pack of hand built laser pointers from a local online store

Now the price wasn’t exactly the same, but close enough that I considered them equal. A week after buying the laser pointers I get an email saying that parts were on back order and there’d be a delay.

A week after that, their entire online store presence vanished, and they stopped responding to emails about my order.

To this day I’m still more salty about the laser pointers, since at least RSI keep sending me emails with updates.

which are foundational qualities for robotics and gazillions of other industries.

In the sense that they’ve already accomplished that via other means, they don’t need to fake it with generative AI.

I’m not even sure why a faked representation would be helpful for robotics.

2011? That’s basically last week right?

Support for it (and UEFI ) came with their push into servers, they were forced to make the platform a lot less special and more general purpose like x86 traditionally has been.

End user facing hardware is a different matter though, like I know you can boot the Raspberry Pi via UEFI/ACPI (It builds the ACPI tables in the bootloader), but then Apple doesn’t use it at all for their ARM hardware and it uses something closer to a modern OpenFirmware.