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Invalidate the tickets without notifying the customer. That way they travel and everything only to be turned away at the venue.

I knew about this ahead of time. I was kinda going through it mentally at the time and I didn't have the energy to negotiate.

This is the strategy most of my coworkers take. On principle, I'm just not willing to lie to a project and tell them I have the right to contribute my work under their license.

You're correct, I signed a contract that says they own my free time. I didn't exactly want to, and I firmly believe it's wrong. Nevertheless, it's easy to say I fucked up when you don't know my exact situation. This is my first job and there are a lot of other benefits that made it the best option for me personally, even when there were alternatives that had no such clause.

Unfortunately it's not uncommon here.

I'm not done trying to convince them. They're small enough that I think I have a legitimate chance.

Unfortunately I live in Texas.

It would be fantastic if this site were a pwa that supported the chrome api [1] that lets you share directly to it on android. I would make a pr but my company owns all my ip and getting an exception takes months :(

1: https://chodounsky.com/2019/03/24/progressive-web-applicatio...

I agree that it's definitely too tall but I don't agree that it's too thick. It has a removable battery which fully justifies the thickness imo.

You're right, it's redundant. Cloudflare gets the sane rights under the dedication as they do from the license.

Yes, pretty disastrously: https://kb.cert.org/vuls/id/354840/

As you have guessed, this used a rendering feature that was not pure.

logout is unreachable here because the previous command is exec

On my work machine, crowdstrike is using ebpf. Not loading any kernel modules.

mdBook https://github.com/rust-lang/mdBook

I had a very similar experience. I spent so much time searching for answers, early-adopted atom, etc, only to find that vim was the answer the whole time.

Which one are you using, and how's it treating you? I've been thinking about biting the bullet and going this route for a while.

That's exactly right. It was checking if the c code compiled to detect the landlock feature, and there was a single period in the middle of the code that made it always fail to compile and thus silently leave the feature disabled.

So this lets you circumvent AV detection. How long until they add detections for this too?

I have a keyboard shortcut that opens my clipboard in neovim. Then, it's as simple as ggVGgJ:wq

It works for me on Firefox android (but maybe that's because there's nothing to scroll)

KDEnlive used to be awful about this, but it's a lot better now. I haven't had crashes in ages.

I wish they had a setting to go back to the Fischer-Yates shuffle.

I'm surprised that the exif data was accurate to the millisecond. Quartz clocks won't typically maintain that precision over the course of a single day.