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What is the use-case for such a function?

Perhaps because the same part of the moon always faces the earth which 'shields' the moon somewhat?

Just a guess

When I ask people to code FizzBuzz I:

  - give them ~30 minutes on their own machine
  - they get to pick the language they code in
  - I leave the room for large parts of it
  - I bring them a drink
  - I tell them I want to see what they can do and that I don't care if they complete it
  - permit them to search on the internet (as long as they don't copy/paste a solution)

I see this usually:

  - they finish in a few minutes
  - they just can't do it, even with hints

No but I permit internet access as long as they don't search for the solution (I trust them not to do that, and don't monitor what they do)

I've also used FizzBuzz at several companies, and the insane amount of people it filters out continues to boggle my mind.

Just upgraded my small homeserver

   sysupgrade; sysmerge; pkg_add -u;

Done! What a delight!

Key bit from the article translated:

There is no connection to recent problem with the 737 MAX 9 where a door plug was not installed correctly. Instead, this occurred on an older (previous generation) 737 airplane. The cause of this incident is that the door had not been closed properly prior to take-off.

(original Dutch: "Er is geen enkel verband met de deurplugproblematiek van de 737 MAX 9: het gaat in dit geval om een 737 van de vorige generatie, waarbij de deur voor vertrek niet goed luchtdicht was afgesloten.")

To answer my question for The Netherlands, it is my impression that cops are held to a higher standard and are punished equally—if not more harshly—than normal citizens when caught.

This sounds super insane, I thought stuff like this only happened in 3rd world countries.

Is this applicable elsewhere in “developed” countries as far as anyone else knows?

They mention this: “Access to blockchain based secure storage”

What does that even mean? And do they completely destroy the sampled data from all their systems incl. backups? Can’t find that anywhere.

If not: is it really anonymous?

What browser do you use? Afaik there is no good suckless browser

Amazing

You've already lost, best recourse in this case is to `rm -rf ~/repositories/`. Then make yourself a cup of tea, take a deep breath, and start over.

If you want one there are MANY second hand (cheap!) ones for sale on marktplaats.nl as we speak -- for reasons that don't need explaining :)