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Can a pistol be blamed for a murder?

Is it open source? Oh, no?

You can't know, it's kept in a secret. But given the input data - you just have to assume they do (even if they don't).

They are a for-profit company. They are closed-sourced both in hardware and software. Their ecosystem is known to be a walled garden. They aren't open in their processes. They sell your data, they just don't tell you. Following all of their ToS you have to agree to use their devices - you don't even own anything, you are just paying for a subscription (that can be revoked any time for any reason) to use the device.

The site seems down (just blank white page).

For me it says

The inference service may be temporarily unavailable - we have alerts for this and will be fixing it soon.

It used to be a good extension. Now it is crapware tied to web services. I don't want any web services, I don't want seeing ads about paid features, I want a free extension working absolutely locally and not phoning home.

This piece of crap is, unfortunately, unfit.

The best media player available on linux. The worst GUI (none) out of the box. Bearable after tinkering a bit with configs.

Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access maragu.dev Why have I been blocked? This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.

What can I do to resolve this? You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.

Depends on the version of drivers: 550 version results into black screen (you have to kill and restart X server) after waking up from sleep. 535 version doesn't have this bug. Don't know about 555.

Also tearing is a bitch. Still. Even with ForceCompositionPipeline.

There was an internet meme explaining that: "ain't nobody got time for that".

Why does opening devtools on any sites is not safe?

I don't think it's a valid solution for such a problem. The solution has to be more general, not just for 1 site.

I keep seeing HN clients again and again to the point that... its tiresome. Why do you think there's a need to create a client for a website?

> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40568585

You don't listen/understand: man pages are for learning. Just imagine a user refusing to learn and not because of said user's ignorance. You probably didn't invent a new class of programs that do something absolutely new, you just wrote a program with poor design/defaults that require the user to learn how to use said program rather things be intuitive in general.

Many people cherish simplicity. They don't want to remember arcane spells of args. They want sane/comfy defaults. It has nothing to do with ignorance, they simply refuse to use something your way.

The app in the pod is the client (of a DBMS server). The client's IP gets changed. A service in k8s is a network node with an address, but it is used for inbound connections, outbound connections (like from the app to a DBMS server, which may be outside of k8s cluster) usually do not use services (as it gives no benefits).

Still no arrays in the standard? GTFO.

But `find -iname` always worked; why was it proposed again?

Just always quote. No need to remember different behavior in different situations.

Abandonware.

Latest release dated 2021. This is almost abandonware.

I keep seeing HN clients again and again to the point that... its tiresome. Why do you think there's a need to create a client for a website?

It would go only where you'd bring it to.

That'd require jumping between dirs when traversing multiple messages.

Thank you for posting it: I followed the links and found out about trunk and https://pgt.dev/

Thanks for the answer.

> Begin by confirming that your system is subscribed to get RHEL content.

> $ sudo subscription-manager register

nope.

I don't understand how it works.

Did I guess it right that it basically processes Containerfile and instead of producing a .tar artifact (which is what container images usually are) it produces .qcow2/.ami/.raw/.iso/.vmdk file which in case of .qcow2/.raw/.vmdk can be used by a virtualization software to start up a VM with a disk mounted from that file?

Will the changes made inside a session with such a VM persist? or will they get lost (which is the default behavior with containers)?

Container's filesystem may be as narrow as a single binary file, surely a VM with such a filesystem won't be able to boot - where will it take the OS (with the kernel, drivers and other stuff) from?

This is nearly perfect! I've been thinking of that problem and possible solutions as well, I am very glad you've done it.

1 loaded question though: who should have the rights for concluding threads? And a sub-question: should concluded threads be locked into read-only state? Or the other party should be able to continue the argument?

Poor distribution. Snap is cancer, flatpak is crap, no AppImage, no brew package.