AckSyn

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by AckSyn 10y ago
From my position, people should seek refuge in their region and eventually return home. The USA can always send aid in the form of workers, money, logistics, and more.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
> I think legally requiring the producer supply OEM parts is a bit of a stretch I don't think it's a stretch at all. If they've already manufactured the parts, requiring them to sell replacement parts to customers reall
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by AckSyn 10y ago
In my experience, if someone had a good head on their shoulders they merely have to use the lessons of the past as guidelines for what you do (or not do) in the future. I haven't seen a politician like that in a while, but they have ex
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by AckSyn 10y ago
> At the point you have to make a "cute" coloring book (for adults) ... is right about the point where you've lost completely. what is this nonsense? This infantilization of adults is insane.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
> Docker still is a new product, evolving very fast And that's a large part of the problem. We, as an Enterprise, don't want something with rapid evolving infrastructure, features. We need stability, critical and security pa
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by AckSyn 10y ago
That was my thought as well. Docker not supporting a version for longer than a year is a no-go. This is not enterprise ready. It's barely dev ready because my devs need a stable environment to work in, not something that's going
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I'd love to move to the .au
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Senseless violence is a plague. I hope they are able to send his body back where they want him buried.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Who knows, but they routinely overstep their boundaries simply because they can and they're used to doing it.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
"someone committed a robbery in the area" "someone fitting your description" "someone reported a suspicious person" all lies and garbage. they aren't searching for someone specific, and if they were they
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I did it last week when I accidentally shipped my wallet containing my drivers license and passport home before flying home. It's nothing more serious than waiting a little more before getting through the line.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
The rule made sense when your system had fewer than 128-256 MB of ram. These days it doesn't.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I wouldn't doubt if there were an experienced and competent lawmaker, s/he would be able to have a bill draft up within a day or two. Much like many of us in the tech industry, coming up with a basic framework for automation in a
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by AckSyn 10y ago
* file uploads in your chat client are misplaced at best, and "rich" environments with formatting and images are 99.999% distractions * channel services can provide archiving and notifications. * scrollback can be handled by a bou
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by AckSyn 10y ago
High performer meaning he lost hundreds of thousands of assault rifles in the "Fast and Furious" scam that sent small arms into Mexico. Which were immediately lost and use against US Citizens abroad and in our own country. That H
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Here's an even better question: Why should search engines be complicit in DCMA takedowns? They're link aggregators only. Send the DCMA requests to the websites directly.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Yes. he's the creator and it's up to him as a matter of legality to decide where and how his creations are distributed. Much like what the NFL does. (regardless of how easy it is to pirate something) Everyone holds the copyright
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Everyone has broadcasting rights. This man should as well.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I should be amazed at how prevalent this is but after almost two decades in IT/IS, it's no more than the equivalent to the Post-IT on a monitor, but more accessible. Dumb, but business as usual.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
The parent poster was talking out their rear. There is no way utilizing such a tool, if it were available, is felonious in nature whatsoever. Having multiple profiles per device and accessible in this manner would be preferable for a number
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by AckSyn 10y ago
The writer may have been exaggerating their point.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Time dilation of everyday life is so small that it's not detectable to all but atomic clocks, over the course of your entire life. So the differences between 10 miles is so negligible it doesn't even exist as an issue.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
He shouldn't have to decrypt his hard drives, and I support his decisions. The problems with this are numerous. First of all no one has any duty to provide the police with evidence as a 5th amendment protection. It's not a "r
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I look forward to not unlocking my phone and taking it to court if it comes down to it next month.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
The man knows how to write quality software.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
I like using some variations in syntax for du -h / with recursive looking for file over a certain size. Very handy.
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by AckSyn 10y ago
Thing is, it's not a conspiracy group's effort, nor was it a witch hunt (which is looking for something that isn't there). They (and many others) were pointing people to police if they found anything out. The pictures were
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by AckSyn 10y ago
SRS is where you can get doxxed, and the admins turn a blind eye to their behavior on a regular basis. They'll give them the proverbial slap on the wrist and things will cool down for a while, but they're the admin's pet subr
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by AckSyn 10y ago
It is a conspiracy, and one I've witnessed many times outright on /r/politics where they ignore those who solicit (both in sending/receiving) people's information via PM. That site has turned into an utter hole in t
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by AckSyn 10y ago
In my experience moderating a popular (default) subreddit, the admins and other mods will brush under the carpet actions done by the political left that would have the political right put under notice/(shadow)banned/sub-closed, an

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