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Wouldn't Fritzl's victims beat that by like 20 years?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritzl_case

Disturbingly, also Austrian...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3FcbFqSoQY&t=0

Basically trying to do exactly the same thing, do you have any recommendations on decks or are you maintaining your own?

Could you share some examples? Genuinely interested as I really only know those god awful and huge Maven configs as things one would mostly edit by hand

OpenBSD?

With coffee it's also a thing of covering defects, milk is amazing in it's ability to mask bitterness and take away from the harshness, sugar's great for very acidic brews.

I love my specialty filter coffee but I often get gifted pretty dark and rather cheap blends, which work just fine for a milk coffee drink or other combinations

Could also be related to hay fever if you have that. [1]

I had allergies for basically all my life but the food stuff only started at around 10 or 11 years. Now I can't really eat any uncooked fruit, vegetables or nuts. Interestingly enough, most citrus fruit are just fine, something with not being exposed to those pollen maybe...

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oral_allergy_syndrome

https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/wiki#user-content-spawning-ne...

Maybe something like this could do the same? But could also rely on that specific terminal emulator

Can't you just not select the X-related file sets during installation?

Damn, I'm guilty of that too

If you give Termux the storage permission you can use all of your regular storage just fine

The term is 'recreational computing' ;)

But actually most older thinkpads are pretty well supported, you can even get Wifi with OpenBSDs drivers.

With xls2txt(1) and the doc versions of the tool you can at least dump most of the text from the Office files

[1] https://man.9front.org/1/doc2txt

What's the problem with GC? Between C and Go (and maybe Scheme) there's not much choice of languages on plan 9 today.

So not having to think about memory management in a browser pet project is surely the best choice when it comes to a relatively ambitious project as this.

Also of note, Limbo (the language the successor was written is) is also garbage collected, so it's not like it's against the spirit of plan 9. The predecessor language, Alef, supposedly was abandoned in part because it didn't have GC.

Why would they go after domestic connections and some intermediate cables instead of the big subsea cables?

Why wouldn't they incorporate design from top fuel dragsters? They reach 100mph (!!) in under a second.

How far apart were your infections?

Also sway, but hacker news doesn't always hold him in that high of an opinion, probably mostly of his Rust criticisms...

But I use many of his tools, all top notch!

Can't take more than a couple of hours, if booting linux to an X session only took about a day on an AVR

As much as i love Plan9, it's in dire need of bugfixes if you're gonna expose it to the net. Last official release was ~15 years ago

I have the same model (gen 1 at least) and don't have any such issues, for what it's worth.

I also highly recommend pretty much anything from Renaissance Periodization (YouTube, more on their website, but that's paid).

They cover a lot of theory, mostly about hypertrophy rather than strength, but really high quality stuff!

Also just stay skeptical, many 'universal' truths by people like Mark Rippetoe and friends are questionable. Starting strength is still a great resource for getting through the initial beginner stage though.

Well when K&R C was released the compiler landscape did look very different. I'm sure back then you could get away with a lot more UB than nowadays, where LLVM and GCC will use every millimetre of leeway you give them to break your programs.

May be easier with one of the derivatives which come in with smaller code bases.

Something to do with massive brain drain after/during WW2 and the Holocaust? At least for the atom bomb and spaceflight that seemed to be the case...

It says right there, it's purpose is to jailbreak your TV. Why do they have to spoonfeed users ideas for what to do after?

rfork is also just a really elegant system call

Because pulling in a huge python installation on small/embedded systems is fun, just because some people are unable to keep their scripts POSIX compliant

0.556 cm ;)

And init7 is starting to provide 25GBit. Not even 10 km from their nearest endpoint, the best I can get from my local ISP is 400MBit for twice the money