Whitelist and an autobackup mod

gave me a slight heart attack with the nft in the beginning

I’ll be honest with you guys. I thought vim navigation in a browser is just a gimmick and clunky. But the more I used it, the more I fell in love with it. I find it hard to use a browser without vim. Simple actions like searching and navigating (inside the page and across tabs) is a breeze. If you are vim user, you should definitely try it.

I just do an uptime -p if I suspect there was a power outtage

I didn’t want to do this but RTFM!

The key capitalistic trick is to time your step 2 just when you have a critical mass on your platform. Upper management has understood that our shitty paywall will remove x% of our users from our platform. But if (100-x)% of our users can pay $y annually, we can sustain our business model and make $z of profit each year. PR will take care of all the backlash but it’s all calculated.

Do we trust it? Hell no, but if we change to something else, there are risks and costs to that too.

Unfortunate reality for lot for medium to big size businesses.

The gift card caused Uber servers to BSOD

In times like this, I usually recite my favourite haiku to calm myself down.

Oh yes! I have done it. A bunch of Linux VMs using Ovirt running on top of CentOS just to test some kernel changes.

What do you want me to do, Microsoft? Install Linux twice?

Thanks for the explanation!

They can take their own parts (they didn’t sign an exclusive release of their code).

From this I understand that their attitude is “you can look at our entire code but don’t try making something out of it. But you are welcome to help us :)”

without actually giving back any code to the commons

Can you explain how this works?

Say a contributer downloads v1.1 of floorp, checks the code and makes a PR. Floop sees this and accepts the change and publishes v1.2. If a new contributer downloads floorp, they get v1.2 where they can see the previous merged PR.

How is it that they are not giving back? I can understand that not being on a repository makes it difficult but it’s technically possible.

node-ip

I got 99 problems but node-js ain’t one

Don’t you think it’s wild that a hard drive, which is just chilling inside its case, suddenly has its innards spilled out using a screwdriver, and dumped into a 24/7 NAS with other hard disks.

A bit inhumane if you ask me.

If only there was a convenient way to indicate they don’t agree with someone’s comment/point…maybe the technology doesn’t exist

Should have just before the heat death of the universe (if we are lucky)

Google Reddit comedy

Also, can we move the war online?

LLMs are using writers to create click-baity news articles!