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tried disabling it in windows, didn't change a thing, don't have an option to switch it off in bios

if you manage to get to a point where this results in a working build, then there may be more scope to talk about what to do next

some ppl sadly never retire at all.

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i am planing to override that disk, but to safe some data first

i get notified on my phone if someone mentions me

43# bash --version

which script?

those are mach-o binaries

Rojola: but they are being given 'root' access, for this one thing.

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jp, I got it now thanks a lot

rascul: treating * as literal?

yeah, foralls are one of those weirdly important things that you don't realize for a year or two

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epony: From BIOS or boot_config?

bzr is doing same thing if you cherry pick commit, it is copied with no reference into original.

thats channellove

that will be very difficult for me to extract

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it's online somewhere

dramforever: Monads are useful when you're generating context and need to collapse it programmatically (with join). Comonads are useful when you need _more_ context and you need to generated it programmatically (with expand). Is that a wrong characterization?

use a terminal emulator without that dependency

But.. One sec, taking a closer look at your md line.

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MrElendig: OK, thank you! I am now in a dilemma. Should I write an event handler, that automatically mounts the disk, or do I write a rofi/dmenu to do so

carn.al

Everyone has good intentions. The implementations have problems. Look at Stalin...

something is very badly messed up here

if I have a vector, and I want to traverse it, check each element for a condition, and conditionally erase that element from the vector

.git has subdirectories

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the_document: and neither are starting points for learning electronics in general.

Yeah, that's what I want

just make sure it's a different subnet to what wireless uses

hi all. is there any way i can use onedrive with ubuntu 18.04?

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you mean like: source <(curl -s https://github.com/.......)

and you can't scrape the data from them manually like in a simple mirror

and the code compiled because C++ allows "hiding" base functions

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is there any sort of RAM that is serial write and parallel read?

I never read TCPL. Sorry.

f x y = error "ha! didn't see this coming"

madsy, yeah :/ some of us USians really don't like our gov't either

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Seveas: how does one GC?

justsomeguy: also, have you tried running the script with debug/verbose/-x ?

Yogui: in that case, the public key is (likely) not in $HOME/.ssh/authorized_keys on the target host

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