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Tanoh

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  • I'm new to using Ruby and this tickled me pink

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  • Sure, but in Perl and other languages there is a difference between "$foo" and '$foo'. In that the first expands the value of foo, while the other doesn't.

    But usually if you need to write stuff in noisy strings, just use printf/sprintf. Or a <<HERE block.

  • I'm new to using Ruby and this tickled me pink

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  • Yeah, you could very well argue that JS and others that use it for weird interpolated strings are the weird ones here.

  • Video plays automatically, can't be paused?

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  • Yes, it annoys me to no end as well. However it is a hard problem to solve as normally you register a domain to be opened in the app. But due to the fediverse nature of loads of different servers, the list would be very long.

    I would be happy if you at least had an option of opening it in Jeroba on longclick or someting

  • [SOLVED] how come yt-dlp on a terminal returns bash: yt-dlp: command not found even though I installed it with wget? debian 13

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  • Unless you have . in your $PATH

  • arcane terminals

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  • Mine was convinced that cell phones and landlines were two different networks. Like you couldn't call a landline from a cell and vice versa. This went on for decades, even after we infront of her proved it worked.

  • Techrights — GitHub Won't Last Much Longer

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  • Having a single centralized source will always give those issues. It can go down either temporarily or permanently. It is all part of the conveniance/single-point-of-failure scale.

    In the short run it going down will cause some issues, which can be mitigated by having local mirrors of critical repos. However, moving to another place should in theory be as easy as replacing github.com with gitlab, codeberg, your-local-git-server url, etc (and auth info of course)

    Actually testing what will happen if github and/or other services are down and see how your product or build pipeline handles it, is a very good thing to do, but very rarely is it done. It can be easily accomplished by for example adding a drop rule in iptables. Testing for bad things never seems to happen though, and then when it really is a problem nothing works and everyone panics.

  • Techrights — GitHub Won't Last Much Longer

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  • I dont like having 90%ish of all git repos all in one handbasket. Even if MS was benevolent, its not good to have all things in one place. A bad actor could take down all of GH and we would be screwed.

    That is not how git works though. If github disappeared today it would be a lot of confusion, but the code exists everywhere it is checked out. The owner/maintainer (or anyone really) can just add a new remote and push it. If they use github specific features like issues, they would be lost though.

  • Been getting more and more obsessed with supermarket simulators recently 🛒. These are my favourites, what are yours?

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  • You can turn off crime in the options menu.

  • Conditional Baptism

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  • Baptism is such a weird thing.

    I think Haskell is such a weird thing

  • [SOLVED] while upgrading from debian 12.11 to 13.0 errors were encountered while processing: plymouth, plymouth-label and initramfs-tools, how do I solve this?

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  • Something like dpkg -l '*linux-image*' and then see which are installed (ii), and then do a dpkg remove <package name from above> on some, but don't remove the one you are running now, check uname -a to see.

    Keep in mind this is all from memory, so might be wrong

    Edit: now I see others replied as well with better ways

  • [SOLVED] while upgrading from debian 12.11 to 13.0 errors were encountered while processing: plymouth, plymouth-label and initramfs-tools, how do I solve this?

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  • For some reason the Debian installer likes to make a tiny /boot so you can only fit 2-3 kernels at most. Try removing some old ones first.

  • Folk Emerging is a fascinating 4X strategy game about prehistoric nomads that ends where Civilization begins

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  • Battlefield 6 cheats day 1 of early access. Depite kernel level anti cheat, forced secure boot TPM 2.0

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  • If you have physical access you have full access anyway

    No, encrypt your drives.

  • DuckStation dev dropping support for Linux

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  • Yes, making a fork from the newest version that allows it would be the way to go. I am quite unfamiliat with PS1 emulation but perhaps there are others anyway?

    Open source freedom means that the author can have crazy license, and we can just not use it or look for alternatives

  • DuckStation dev dropping support for Linux

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  • Forking against the license wouldn't solve the problem of not being included in distributions though. No sane distribution would include the fork.

  • Sydney’s new automated metro line is just absolutely stunning

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  • That is just central station. Other stations are much smaller, but still with escalators and elevators down to the track level.

    Afaik, the escalators at central are the longest in the southern hemisphere, though there is not that much competition.

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  • Makes sense, I just never used it so couldn't say

  • 27 July 1988

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  • Must be one of very few (even the only?) C&H strips featuring only the Dad.

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  • If it is made in godot or unity (unsure about unreal an others), it would be quite impressive to make it unable to compile on linux. It should be as easy as just chosing another release target.