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Sure, as long as the employer does not give me the choice limited to win or mac. Which they often do.

Not a huge fan of C-x o. Always remap it to M-o. Dunno, maybe my workflow is just bad, but I switch windows a lot.

Not sure about globally, but on most mailing lists I read they are used quite often.

With a prompt, asking for confirmation if I recall correctly...

> It’s not like giving them the source code would increase risk significantly

I like free software a lot, and do not know much about weapon development, but would not the software reveal a lot about capabilities of the weapon platform? The argument to keep the software private might not be motivated just by attempt to hide security holes, but also by desire to hide what the weapon can do, what are the operational limits, etc.

Yes, but it is often a sad reality of trying to run projects mainly written for glibc on musl. Not many people write portable C these days.

Well for example golang builds offline just fine, which seems similar in scope? Runtime-based language targeting multiple architectures and operating systems.

Maybe a stupid question, but isn't the memory released anyway when I close the tab? So why do memory leaks matter?

Thanks for the information. It seems to contain only versions 8 and 9, so I guess what I said was valid only for the previous ones.

The repository looks promising, however the build.sh trying to reach to the internet during the build is disappointing. I would expect that to not help with having reproducible results. I need to look into how distributions approach this.

> Please don't pin roots

So what would be the recommended way to protect against government MitM by using some obscure CA?

I mostly read GNU mailing lists, and there mbox is offered https://lists.gnu.org/archive/mbox/ . Linux seems to offer a git repositories with the messages, which is bit annoying, but script-able.

Well, it is not perfect, much still, the hassle is one-time, so meh.

Right, how dare he, complaining about a paid service.

Lot of mailing lists offer the option to download mbox with old messages. So you can just download those for months/years when you were not subscribed.

Because the pixel I got suffered from connectivity loss (even on official ROM, not a GrapheneOS problem) and I needed a reliable phone for holding on-calls. :/ It is a shame, I really liked the system.

As a former user: 1. Installation is easy, assuming your phone is supported, you can even install it via Chrome-based browser with regular USB cable. 2. Great for daily use, no crashes. Bank app might or might not work, depends on the bank.

I mean https://www.collaboraoffice.com/collabora-online/ is a thing. Never tried it though.

Yes, except youtube history. Not sure the turning off actually does anything.

Current limit is 5TB. The 5GB is for a single upload, you can hover do multipart upload to get up to the maximum size of 5TB.

https://aws.amazon.com/s3/faqs/

Tax evasion. Bribes (sorry, I meant lobbying). In case of self-driving cars, literally running over people.

You still need a developer account and application to be signed by apple in order to be able to side load it. Whether that requirement is legal remains to be seen.

Or, you know, they could just comply with our laws...

People can and do go to the prison in many instances when companies are just fined for similar offense.

Could you build an uber radar for detecting the planet, possibly working together with the radiotelescopes we already have? Given the article, it should be ~150 light hours from sun, which round trip time wise sounds doable.

> As a very reliable partner, Japan works fine for this purpose.

It is pretty close to China, so in case of a war, it is not exactly great location (from US point of view).

The motorola android I have has phone recording in the stock phonecall app, so I just use that.

I always thought that context should just be a goroutine local thing always available, automatically inherited when `go` is executed (obviously with the option to set an explicit one).

That seems like fairly sober look at the issue. Interesting read.

> In EU

Definitely not everywhere in the EU. My Yaris has flat mirrors.

(For me) mpv is faster. I had videos that vlc could not play without stutter (on my CPU) but mpv had no issues. Just layman's observation.

> Price/GB is probably the most important metric to consider,

Sooner or later you will start hitting the physical space limit of the computer case. So if one wants to stick to "single PC" setup, it might be worth just picking the largest disks available, event if slightly more expensive per GB.