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1letterunixname
2y ago
Pro 11 is still subject to bullshit ads. Prefer 11 Enterprise licenses so that ads can be completely turned off.
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2y ago
MDE plan 2 is no assurance of security. There was an incident where Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, pushed out definitions that caused the removal of many valid app shortcuts freaking users out that all of their apps were deleted. This
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1letterunixname
2y ago
You forgot to unfurl the course sails and get out and push.
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2y ago
A certain STOL-modified Piper Cub barely needs a runway longer than a driveway. https://youtu.be/hPakbghLe38
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2y ago
The mindset of that pilot inherently dangerous and complacent. A friend of mine was a casual GA pilot in college. He was constantly practicing failure modes and making contingency plans such as engine failure at different points of takeoff
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2y ago
This year's El Niño storms were as bad as those in the early 90's. Back then, I recall a storm where most fences were blown down and the dining room window pane glass flexed and bowed in visibly, I thought it would eventually brea
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2y ago
Bless her heart. I hope she gets early seating like my mom regardless of the airline's "Y2K" error.
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2y ago
Repeated layoffs: how to tell your other employees that you hate them and want them to leave also. These damn investors and MBB consultants put a bug in managements' ear that costs must be cut everywhere while mindlessly sabotaging cor
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2y ago
Kinetic energy != momentum. KE = ½ m v^2. Moon 3.8e28 J Tsar Bomba 4e17 J
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2y ago
Perhaps kamikaze drones render large armor obsolete.
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2y ago
The lack of upvoting of and discussion about this article here reminds me of the largely empty donation bins around Silicon Valley during the holidays. These are indictments of a vastly rich and unequal society that fundamentally lacks comp
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2y ago
They should rename it "Idiocracy." More untested, evidence-free sociological experimentation on kids with subjective grading geared towards increasing biases against merit and arbitrary grade inflation while lowering standards. Th
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2y ago
IIRC a TED talk concluded SBS was a now mostly discredited pseudo-scientific moral panic of the 80's and 90's. There are certain pathos microtransgressions in Western civilization that are equatable to Holocaust denial, and one of
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2y ago
Often whenever someone quotes how many years/decades of experience they have, I then begin to wonder if they have become complacent and/or adverse to learning, improvements, and change.
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2y ago
s/encountering/& faster, cheaper, and/or better than you or most people/ PS: I would ask: "What kind of biscuits? Do they have low glycemic and high satiety indexes?"
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2y ago
Second this notion. At least in software craftsmanship, experts are best identified working with others. It appears to be an irreducible process that cannot be pantomimed with trivia-based interviews or formulaic problems. Acting in an arro
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2y ago
It's a mark of people who avoid difficult things, who lack curiosity, and make a habit of evading volunteering and are unable to fathom noblesse oblige.
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2y ago
Will never get another dime and won't be allowed to work anywhere that does background checks. Basically, fucked for life in de facto civil death. They'll have to work something grueling like at an employer that felons a second ch
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2y ago
Serato is digital pretend scratching. Might as well use a DJ controller. Real scratching requires a proper tt and skill like Mix Master Mike. Hell, I have 2 Pioneer DL-5 and a Pioneer DJM-600, but these tts aren't good for scratching b
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2y ago
Related: An article comparing Si IGBTs and SiC MOSFETs. https://www.arrow.com/en/research-and-events/articles/advant...
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2y ago
Here, let me wikipedia that for you: > MITRE formed in 1958 as a military think tank, spun out from the radar and computer research at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory. Over the years, MITRE's field of study had greatly diversified. In th
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2y ago
It had the appetite but not the pretext under the foolish warmongers GWB and Cheney. The US was rehearsing for exactly this with a high tempo of operations including naval air sorties in the area during their administration. Unfortunately,
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2y ago
It's the art of making the juggling with swords seem safe and easy while making a daily commute through a minefield of UB seem routine.
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2y ago
Pedantic language shaming is uncool and other people's experiences are different from your own. Get over it.
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2y ago
An existentially unfulfilled life can be as much of a prison or torture as any physical illness. Treatment resistant depression also can cause great suffering. If I were in the condition of disability that denied living a full life, I would
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2y ago
Yep. Reminds me of pnpm/npm/yarn. And then of every deprecation of a core pattern with a new™ and shinier™ replacement that lacks essential functionality deemed "a useless edge-case nobody uses because analytics say so".
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2y ago
That website doesn't work from my ISP. Can't even ping it or nc -z 104.37.63.7 443. Edit update: Your security infrastructure is broken because I don't know what that is and don't use Twitter. If you check the AS, it
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2y ago
Unions don't go far enough because workers would still remain beholden to the whims of owners and unequal profit sharing. Worker-owned co-ops are how to structurally transform conditions and fairness to respect the interests of employe
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2y ago
In aggregate, American workers are wimps and low information consumers. They don't realize how bad they have it, what the problem is, or how to solve it practically even if they did. Instead, they have been indoctrinated with a red sca
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2y ago
Yes, absolutely. Worker-owned co-ops and unions, including and especially knowledge workers. There are scant few other viable mechanisms to ensure long-term stability in under-regulated democratic societies.
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