77pt77

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by 77pt77 3y ago
The monopoly came about "organically". It's not like there was a conspiracy. > You can send it Not even that. Nowadays it's not uncommon for some servers to even refuse the connection. Mind you, I'm not talking a
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The next time something like this happens it will be a distribution packager (RedHat, arch, etc). They'll just release a package that has extra code than a clean build from source.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
export TZ=Z will just tag all your commits in UTC. Just a heads up for the next guy...
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Just ratify the "Convention on the Rights of the Child" [1]. It's long overdue! [1] https://www.ohchr.org/en/instruments-mechanisms/instruments/...
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The "de facto" solution is to outsource that to Google. Email on a personal machine and domain has been dead for over 10 years. You just can't own your data. You can receive it, no problem. But you can't send it.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
They were not sane. You just had no way to know, and now you do.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Ley lines, 2024 style. Humans really are mentally defective in very predictable ways.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Not from the US I guess? They are still ubiquitous today, let alone in the early 2000s.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> but an email without SPF/DKIM, good luck having it hit any inbox And that's a decent thing. Someone that doesn't do that has no business sending email. The problem is that even doing that and even sending only a couple o
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by 77pt77 3y ago
My personal VM has just been placed in some RBL because the entire /24 address space was blacklisted. Someone (allegedly) sent SPAM and now my machine that sends maybe 3 emails a week is blacklisted
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by 77pt77 3y ago
This should be it. It's by far the best, because someone is definitely "LMAO".
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by 77pt77 3y ago
What we need is to move away from 1970s build tools.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
remove the -e option on the script and run it. Anyway, arch is not affected because they don't modify openssh to link against any of this nonesense.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> And the company gets to wash their hands of liability (most of the time). Certification theater. It's completely performative.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
That sounds more like a window manager problem than anything else.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
It's still an amazing achievement. The world procedural generation from a seed alone is amazingly well implemented in an environment so constrained most programmers nowadays wouldn't even be able to do anything in.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
As long as it's slowly maybe you can catch it. It it was at the speed of light we might have a problem.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Floppy drives. I played this on the Amiga 500 and was still playing this well into 2010.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
No linux version though. This one works perfectly on linux.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
There are deltas there of over 70cm. That's insane when it usually moves 2cm per year at most.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
This sounds very similar to the book Confessions of a Sociopath A Life Spent Hiding in Plain Sight Pretty mediocre book BTW.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Most common motivations are to understand why they are so messed up and to exert power over others. The former usually fail and the latter always succeed and get tremendous benefits from it, not unlike the ones bullies get from abusing thei
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Work trope in Japan is that everything is done in excel. Even when it makes no sense. You even have artists doing painting in excel. https://www.thisiscolossal.com/2017/12/tatsuo-horiuchi-excel... And why exactly
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> One employer asked for my high school graduation transcript! I've been asked for transcripts all the way to primary school. Ages 6 to 10. I took that as an opportunity to even get those documents that I didn't have.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
>asking for a recent transcript What does this mean?
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Of all the companies you chose those 2? Curiously I was specifically thinking of people that worked in LM. One worked there for decades, didn't want to manage people and they just kicked him to the curb.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Once that impression has been made (and it takes a fraction of a second) it's effectively engraved in stone and can't be changed. You disproving their assumption by showing you can code will only elicit extreme disgust from them.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
No. They get kicked out of the field. Like someone said, it's an open secret.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Institutions "want" to survive first and grow sexond. Doing this is a very effective way of achieving that
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Their problems have crossed that line a long time ago.

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