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If it doubles your efficiency, that's one less employee required.

There is a London Wall Walk, starting at the Tower of London. Text copied from the plaques at the postern: (thanks Google Lens)

>The London Wall Walk follows the original line of the City Wall for much of its length, from the royal fortress of the Tower of London to the Museum of London, situated in the modern high-rise development of the Barbican. Between these two landmarks the Wall Walk passes surviving pieces of the Wall visible to the public and the sites of the gates now buried deep beneath the City streets. It also passes close to eight of the surviving forty-one City churches. The Walk is 134 miles (2.8km) long and is marked by twenty-one panels which can be followed in either direction. Completion of the Walk will take between one and two hours. Wheelchairs can reach most individual sites although access is difficult at some points.

Best response would be to drop this codec entirely, or have it off by default. At least distros should do that.

Recommended: https://www.thesocialradars.com/episodes with Tyler Schultz, the Theranos whistleblower.

XFS was/is astonishingly fast. When I had a an Indy in early 1990s I ran `find /` and it ran so fast (on a 4gb disk) that I thought it was an error.

In djb's course at UIUC, I recal he said that students were required to find a vulnerability as part of the course requirements.

Agree, I think the linked Upset diagram is better.

Using gold as the core would help but of course would be somewhat expensive.

Interesting. We have a Novamin-containg toothpaste in Australia, but you have to hunt it down.

There are even older languages with similar goals. At least three are called viper and are older than 6 years. Two linked below and much older one with ocaml-ish features that I could not find a link for.

https://github.com/pdarragh/Viper

https://github.com/appcypher/viper

It comes from the same place as the i in Munich.

You can't judge his behaviour without knowing his intent, and the culture of the late 80s and early internet.

Everyone hacked. When the internet was connected to Sydney University early 90s, all the students were grabbing Stanfords /etc/passwd files and peeking at the open X displays of people in Sweden. Etc. All for fun / curiosity.

You can be sure that even rtm's Dad did similar, perhaps confined to his lab / peers.

'exercise' makes more sense to me but you're right it doesn't look like exercise. Perhaps course and exercise mean the same in this context.

BTW, the lines appear about halfway down the scan.

That is excellent!

There's one in Sydney, from a carpark to near the city centre, of 207m.

Quoting wikipedia:

> The walkway has been the longest continuous moving walkway in the world since its construction in 1961.

They need to do this carefully and with adversarial testing. There are safety measures in e.g. gnu tar that really should be replicated. But they are not to do with parsing, but the semantics.

IOW, what's your specification?

I've heard of a little cost cutting at Canva. Some point to a possible IPO next year. But also I wonder if AI generally and products like this are causing increased competition.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor I believe.

https://linuxsecurity.expert/compare/tools/linux-auditing-to... shows a few.

I've used Tiger/Saint/Satan/COPS in the distant past. But I think they're somewhat obsoleted by modern packaging and security like apparmor and selinux, not to mention docker and similar isolators.

And it loses money. And doesn't it have time reliability issues?

All excellent advice even if you haven't suffered some health issue like stroke.

mentioned in the article

Add metal for extra fun: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermal_lance

I often add `head` with `sort -rn` because I'm only interested in the largest.

If it's intact and below surface the risk is far lower. You have to worry about airborne asbestos.

Not saying you should ignore it but don't dig it up without knowing what you're in for.

Possibly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A/UX but then again probably not.

My understanding is that it's considered a slur by some when used to refer to the Romani people. According to Wikipedia, "Some Roma use and embrace this term"

As it's used here to just mean nomadic or itinerant it seems ok.

Agree, 'servo' suggests serving whereas this is oriented to being a web client?

I'd love to play a LodeRunner with the same feel as the original. No version I've tried has the right feel. It's subtle.

Is this good? I downloaded but Virustotal said 1/66 vendors gave > "MaxSecure Trojan.Malware.300983.susgen Acronis (Static ML) Undetected"

Probably a false positive but enough for me not to try it.

Yes, in SysIII and SysV. Per the article.

It was possible to chown/chgrp as non root in Solaris up to some version that I forget.