deadlydose

> didnt even do a fn GPT splat

Do us a favor and run your comments through it next time. And drop the whole crybaby "bots" crap.

The only similarity is that it was a surprise and had a psychological impact. The Tet Offensive was massive by comparison.

A page right out of Apple's playbook then.

Settings > About Fennec. Tap the logo five times to unlock the debug menu, then there will be an option to install addons from a file.

Risky to buy? It's not real estate it's a cup of coffee. And if you're worried about people faking it, just buy a $2 mason jar and make some in the fridge while you sleep.

I don't get the fascination with paying exorbitant prices and constantly complaining when it's next to zero effort to make it at home, cold or hot. And the best part is you get to choose where your beans come from, you don't have to worry about the political slant du jour of the coffee shop, and you can do it all for a fraction of the price even when using the most expensive beans.

You understand context, right?

I was thinking Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy as soon as I saw the title.

It was never the weight of them that bothered me it was the uneven distribution of the weight. 40kg isn't much until it's all shifted to one side (the front) of a cumbersome object.

> "It's clearly causing confusion for some portion of users. We recognize that the average user doesn't have a law degree,"

I'm no mechanic either but I can identify a flat tire when I see one.

Pretty sure the first YouTube link you provided is some scammy fake stream.

Sounds like the FreeType vulnerability that comex exploited for JailbreakMe. I think it was called 'Star.' Try CVE-2010-1797.

Long time XFCE user here. Steam will absolutely steal focus. I usually start Steam and then move over to something else like the terminal or web browser and multiple times during Steam's startup it will steal focus. I just want it to start up in the background. Aside from that, I agree focus stealing isn't a huge deal in XFCE. (XFCE 4.18, Debian trixie/testing)

No, it just means you'll need to find a refillable version of your beloved Bubblegum Ice flavor...

> The latest changes would also introduce powers to stop refillable vapes being sold in a flavour marketed at children and to require that they be produced in plainer, less appealing packaging.

...provided it doesn't have an attractive label with pretty colors.

> Error: Cannot find WebGPU in the environment - Updating your browser might resolve the issue!

Using Firefox ESR 115 under Debian (testing). dom.webgpu.enabled is false by default. Enabling it results in:

> NotSupportedError: WebGPU is not yet available in Release or Beta builds. - Updating your browser might resolve the issue!

May I ask why it's required?

> As the paperwork was being completed, Mr. Oberholtzer’s son started peeling off the decal on the truck that showed the phone number and name of the company, but the salesman told him to stop because it would harm the paint and said it would be removed later, the lawsuit said.

Seems like they tried but were reassured that the dealership would do it.

No, I don't think it would be. The last four digits of a CC purchase at a pharmacy won't contain PHI. It will just say "pharmacy." But if you have some data to back that claim up, I'd love to read about it.

I think this is so users can choose what level of restriction they want using kernel.yama.ptrace_scope with sysctl, 0 being the default and 2 being the most restrictive.

Sounds like you didn't get out much. Sometimes I wonder if it's a joke that I haven't been let in on, or just willful ignorance. I hear it not just with cheese, but also bread, beer, chocolate, etc. High quality versions of every single one of those can be found with _minimal_ effort. You have to deliberately choose not to notice all the breweries, bakeries, dairies, and chocolatiers.

"You can't get good ____ in the US!"

Which might be true if you only ever shop at a supermarket or your only exposure to food in the US is a meme, Hollywood production, or the crappy nonsensical 'American' aisles you have in your respective countries.

I share your cringe. While I don't use a drip coffee maker anymore, some of the burned flavor can be mitigated by placing 3 coins/pennies on the hot plate to limit contact between it and the carafe. It's worth the $0.03 investment.

> Does Linux have mechanisms to guard against that?

Sure. ulimit or cgroups can.

This sounds like an Ubuntu problem. My web server is running Debian 12 and ModemManager isn't even installed. For shiggles I installed it just so I could remove it. The extra packages it installed are libjim0.81 libmbim-glib4 libmbim-proxy libmbim-utils libqmi-glib5 libqmi-proxy libqmi-utils libqrtr-glib0 usb-modeswitch usb-modeswitch-data and these are exactly the packages it told me I could autoremove after removing ModemManager.

Would you prefer they only shoot down living targets or are you just here for the snark?

> Is this balloon incident something the Space Force

Because it wasn't in space.

> shot down by an F-22

Because it was in the air.

> is being recovered by the Navy and Coast Guard

Because now it's in the water.

Making a bold and uninformed claim and following it with an admission of ignorance doesn't absolve you of having made a bold and uninformed claim.

> I was hoping for some more informed replies.

You didn't ask for any.

> I'm sure Alphabet will be fine.

You should email them and let them know how fucking stupid you're making them look on Hacker News.

They can do both, you know.

> what's not to love?

It's a single use plastic with no chance of reuse.

> So that's one million launches.

In a decade. Not a year.

> Musk has a goal of 1 million launches per year [2]

Is this a mistake?

FTA: "SpaceX’s goal, according to Musk, is to ultimately send one million people to Mars by 2050"