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  • How does India and Brazil (PIX) have that but US/EU doesn't?

  • They all came out kinda wrong :(

    But if you wanna give it a go, go right ahead :)

  • I wanted to give it a tophat, a watch and a cane.

  • Because appeasement worked so well in the past it's bound to work again.

  • Ubuntu is based on Debian, so Pop_OS! still uses .deb

  • About IPs or URLs?

    IPv6 is quite complex, but not that complex

  • The problem the article highlights is not the considerable amount of "graybeards," but the lack of everyone else.

    to have a bigger part of that pie, then have more of them jump in.

    The problem is: how?

    I personally enjoy working with open source projects because I like making code to help other people. But, apparently, that's not enough of an incentive for other people.

    Or, of course, they don't have the time/resources

  • It's mainly public transit. Trains, busses, etc

  • IIRC if you pipe something do head it will stop reading after some lines and close the pipe, leading to a pipe fail even if everything works correctly

  • Randy Feltface

  • That's why they won't pull the lever, and that's why you should.

  • TCP is the way that you send information, HTTP is what it means.

    The difference, in your case, is the port. You can't CAN have TCP and UDP on the same port, but you can't have the same protocol on the same port.

    edit: I didn't knew you could have different transfer protocols on the same port, ty!

  • Punk rock for kids who can't skate, by destructo disk

    and The power of positive drinking, by ashtrays

  • Tbh you can play 0h h1 on your phone. A simple level takes 30 some seconds

  • Do you have feet and a camera?

  • HOUSE OF LEEEEEEAAAVEEESSSS

  • Every decision is arbitrary in some way. We, as humans, defined it would be better to arrange the periodic table a certain way, based on characteristics of the elements, but the characteristics chosen are arbitrary. We could've just chosen a different set for ordering, like alphabetical.

    Tho, that's a correct (IIRC) yet weird usage of "arbitrary", and since language exists to talk, not to be correct, we might as well not use this definition of arbitrary and stick to what conveys information better.

    Edit: I'm wrong! perhaps "correct" was the word I meant to say, not sure tho.

  • Justice ra-