On the plus side, it’ll buy us a little more time to deal with climate change. Hopefully.

If you replace : with “loop” it becomes pretty clear. The only ‘weird’ thing is using punctuation as a function name.

This seems like propaganda to pit us against the strikers.

Interesting. Worrying, even.

This is new to me, I can’t find a reference. Can you share?

That’s totally a decent option. Unless you want the space under it for cars or something, of course.

You kinda answered your own questions there. You get a lift and a crane. Presumably whatever local company installed them would also repair them.

I do wish they’d publish a proper apt repo instead of making me install the .deb everytime.

I don’t actually love Lee’s. But Honey’s is great.

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Big enough that a rift between the two is a big win for Russia. A chunk of both of our GDPs is a direct result of close cooperation and free trade. We are both poorer when Trump and Putin wreck our trade.

I would wager that the USA loses more if Canada goes away than it would be the other way around.

Do you mean to say that Camada is not a large economy?

The USA and Canada, together, are the heart of a massive power block. Riving the two is a huge policy win for Russia.

I wish they’d just downvote and move on.

That does seem like a dumb thing to be complaining about. Human UI interactions should be given pretty high priority, and pinning the CPU to max clock speed sounds like a sensible optimization.

I feel like there’s some other issue here the author isn’t touching on, maybe.

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Defense in depth is a thing. You don’t give up just because someone made it through the first layer.

That is infuriating. Leaving those keys available to the user means that worms can later use you to compromise additional machines. It turns a local problem into a much bigger one. There’s a recursive script out there that automatically scans your ssh files and attempts to access all hosts in your history…name escapes me at the moment.

Those comments really do get tedious. But there’s no billion-dollar company pushing desktop Linux and buying podcast ads and whatnot, so … there’s really no other way to get the word out.

I do have several problems with jet skis but I would also be satisfied with some better licensing and enforcement.

At least the PCOC requirement is there but it is not well enforced, and the card itself is much too easy to get.