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AckSyn
10y ago
How is it a hoop to go to https://www.google.com and click your mouse a few times? You make it sound like a chore!
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10y ago
No one learns proper contextual clues in written media OR grammar usage anymore. Christ, it was bad when I started university in the late 90s and it's only gotten worse! Fuck common usage. Ignorant fools drag everyone down.
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10y ago
Personally, I'm waiting for Linus Torvalds to make his own init system in the event he's fed up with all the sysvinit and systemd bullshit. Linux Kernel. Git. $torvaldsinitsystem ?
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10y ago
People hate bad and abusive unions. They're ok with it when they actually improve the collective's pay, healthcare, better hours, treatment from management personnel etc.
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10y ago
alt.ynews would be nice
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11y ago
Slackware jumped from Version 4 to 7 back in 1999. Anyways, Powershell is pretty amazing and they did get it right. However, some of the syntax leaves much to be desired. I mean this: Get-ChildItem $Path | Where {$_.extension -eq '.DLL
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11y ago
Not completely but I can certainly look at it, compile, and then side-load it onto my device knowing it's what it said it was.
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11y ago
That's a real rosy outlook you have there. Here's the real scenario: Boss walks to your cube with or without HR/Legal/Security/IT personnel and says "We need to look at your computer for a moment. Step aside
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11y ago
Not op, but no. It's an absolute time-sink with no value to anyone but advertisers, and anyone involved in an actual "group" that performs work or collaboration. Outside of that it's a meme sharing, conspiracy fueling, a
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11y ago
> Why do media outlets persist in tiptoeing around these issues? Because we all know who runs the place, right? It's not like you can bite the hand that feeds you. It never used to be that way, but government overreach and control i
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11y ago
Yes, but it'll take the admin to enable those resources. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj657728%28v=exc... "By default, POP3 and IMAP4 are disabled in Microsoft Exchange Server 2013. To sup
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11y ago
https://firstamendmentcoalition.org/2009/06/non-response-to-...
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11y ago
Only if you're making an actual report, going under oath. An instance of lying about a dash-cam won't get you in trouble.
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11y ago
It would scare you to know that OnStar can be remotely activated without the driver knowing, wouldn't it?
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11y ago
a MAC address that doesn't belong to one of their systems pops up on the network. They're red-flags, and tracked as such.
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11y ago
Because the USA did so well when it came time to pass the USA PATRIOT ACT, its extensions etc etc
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11y ago
One time pad perhaps
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11y ago
> I appreciate that science cannot operate in isolation of the rest of the world I can't. It's absolutely atrocious they're limited because of the shortsightedness people have. I get it, we can't live in a moral vacuu
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11y ago
> It's a weird feeling to have sympathy for someone who has resources enough to bring their criminal case through appeals all the way to the Supreme Court. Why would that matter?! Do you seriously believe that because someone has t
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11y ago
xmms! /dev/dsp for life!