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Its probably not practical to use python because I imagine you'd need to include the whole python interpreter or somesuch.

WASM is a compilation target for AOT compiled code.

I pointed a random domain I own to mailinator. Works like a charm and avoids this list.

> shameless clone of the MacOS DE for Linux

Red Star OS has you covered

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS

Ironically there are a variety of typos in the article.

A paragraph is repeated and the markdown links at the end are broken because there is a space between ] and (.

They didn't specify needing to read the file line-by-line. You could read the whole file at once. There might not even be any new line characters in the file. You invented a requirement.

Wait, creed is metal? I always thought of it more like Christian rock. A good tune, all the same.

A 64mb CF card in an RCA Lyra for me. Drop the bitrate to ~64kbps and you can jam most of an album on there :D

My boss once bought a really expensive lock with a magnetic key. He was going on about how it was unpickable. When the key was forgotten one time, we found it could be opened by sticking scissors in and turning.

I'm not sure what the moral is. Your comment reminded me of this story.

Interestingly the download errors after 79944810 bytes using http1.1, but 79928426 bytes using http2. Strange!

Thanks, that embed link worked properly.

I wonder if the page in question is cached in the internet archive.

I think they mean the clock involved with replacing the image every X ms + the clock in your python code. You could remove the python clock code in favour of being notified when the file changes.

That's my tired understanding, anyway.

"...almost 6,000 internal Git repositories, including:

Entirety of twitch.tv, with commit history going back to its early beginnings Mobile, desktop and video game console Twitch clients Various proprietary SDKs and internal AWS services used by Twitch Every other property that Twitch owns including IGDB and CurseForge An unreleased Steam competitor from Amazon Game Studios Twitch SOC internal red teaming tools (lol)

AND: Creator payout reports from 2019 until now."

Pomegranates are from Granada. In French, Granada is "Grenade" and pomegranate is "pomme grenade", which directly translates to Granada apple

I just spent the day making an azure app and taking packet dumps so I can prove it is their fault. Traffic to one of our vendors goes into a black hole, but only from the US South East region.

I know it is a tempting idea, but forced treatment is an oxymoron. You can't force anybody to get healthy, unfortunately. As usual, prevention is worth a metric shit ton of treatment. Apart from that, all you can really do is reduce harm and marginally improve quality of life through housing, etc. Not that a marginal improvement in QoL is anything to scoff at.

The terrible crime of squatting, according to some comments in that thread

> Retry downloads without SSL if that fails, as some Python do not have working SSL. Fixed in 0.6.14.5 already.

Is this a good idea? If I understand correctly, if an HTTPS request fails, it falls back to HTTP. So an attacker could just block the HTTPS request, then MITM the HTTP request.

Dirty Mike and the boys will have an f-shack in there and it will never be the same

Pigeons are really sensitive to infrasound. It causes them to take flight immediately.

I built a device that created a ~1cm arc to scare away pigeons. You don't need to electrocute them, the sound alone does the job. I don't believe they can develop a tolerance as it is a survival instinct from living in cliff faces.

In BC we have numbered corporations, it's quite cheap to incorporate and very little info is made public.

To look up corporate records, you need to apply and get approval, pay $100 and some additional amount per record. Then it is an ancient batch CGI web app that gets you results some days later.

I've been meaning to build a corporate transparency site/non-profit. Some low price per record, but then the results are public on the site for anybody else that is interested.

It doesn't on linux distros. It's dead easy to record DRM'd media, although it takes a little bit of oomph to not drop frames. This is why Netflix limits Linux to 1080p.

The bags were torn. They couldn't even give the stuff away, and not for lack of trying.

My personal favorite, it complains when it can't update itself on my Debian workstation and tries to get me to re-install it from the web, on every launch. Yes, I know google, it is intentional. That is why I installed it from the repos.

Must be a pretty advanced bot, because he left a comment explaining his motivation right above this thread.

Weird. Maybe it's because I'm using Edge. I just hit another similar error on the "addition-subtraction" one. I can't get past it even by "Show Answer".

I'll switch to Chrome and see if it persists.

Edit: Tried it in Chrome and the error persists

If the author is here, it appears to be broken at a rather early stage.

I'm at variables part of the syntax intro and it reports an error, even when I select "Show Answer" and submit that.

food = "Pizza"

print(food)

---

Output:

ERROR: Looks like there was an error

I'm in a very similar situation, just a few years further down the road. I would gladly show you my cool scars.

I have often thought about trying to build a network of like-minded individuals. Of course, it doesn't come naturally. If it did, there wouldn't be a need for it!

My contact info is in my profile, feel free to reach out.

mRNA is another example

In the comments the author mentions mac/Linux versions are coming.

The page is broken. If you look in the HTML source, it is trying to include the homepage URL as a script on line 1506:

<script src="https://libimobiledevice.org/"></script>

Edit: Formatting

> If you plug a 16A cord to a 20A circuit and draw 20A from it, the fuse will be perfectly happy (everything's fine as far as it's concerned) but the cord can catch on fire.

Technology Connections recently made a video about this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_q-xnYRugQ