Always_Anon

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by Always_Anon 3y ago
No they don't. What issue do you have with that line? English is my second language.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
The US did not import the third world like Germany and France did. Hypothesis not refuted.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
I wonder how much of the drop in scores had to due with the West's wholesale importation of barely literate third worlders for years. Countries like Japan, Korea, Latvia, and Hong Kong that do not import anyone saw rises in their score
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
That was fake news, like the hospital bombing.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>overtly Islamophobic comment Being against those who support anti-woman and anti-LGBTQ+ views isn't Islamophobic. It's common fucking sense.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
EDS: Elon Derangement Syndrome
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>Israel is blatantly violating international laws Bombing military targets is allowed. Hospitals, mosques, etc. lose their protected status if they are being used for military operations, which they are.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
That's why it's gas lighting and narrative shaping. Yet they would never refer to Darrell E. Brooks Jr. as "Black supremacist terrorist Darrell E. Brooks Jr."
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
Timothy McVeigh was an anti-government domestic terrorist that bombed the FBI building in retaliation for the US Government's actions both domestic and abroad. No doubt he was a racist, but he didn't commit his crimes in the name
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>While I agree to an extent, this begs an obvious question: How far do we take this line of thinking? It be cool if military and geopolitical leaders got together to define some of these things. They could get together and have a convent
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>FreeBSD's VFS in theoretically able to support reflinks across datasets while Linux's VFS disallows that. I don't believe so, you're still not able to hardlink across file systems in BSD. >It is not really behind.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
No it wasn't: https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/issues/405 This hit Linux first, which is why Linux experienced the issue. FreeBSD does not currently have reflink cp.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
1930s Europe: "you can’t be racist against Jewish people. the definition of racism centers on power not the tone of dermis. read some different books (Mein Kampf, The International Jew) and open up that independent thinking some."
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
It absolutely does.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>This is often regarded as a good thing in the BSD world. In all fairness, this bug just enforces that notion. Same in Linux, which is why you'd choose a distro that's less bleeding edge. >And Solaris (at least on amd64) was
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>Doesn't need lockers or solid axles? No, EVs do not require those for the same reason they do not require gas tanks. >Needs a few software updates to mimic the features of those components. You have it backwards: ICE trucks will
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
F-150 Lightning: >Body on frame? Check >Solid axles? Not required for EVs. >Lockers? Not required for EVs. Final score: It's a truck.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>Massive IO performance over KVM due to the emulated NVME driver. That is incorrect. It's faster than KVM's virtio, not faster than KVM's NVMe. They didn't bother to test KVM's NVMe virtualization[0]. To quote yo
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
Because FreeBSD is behind Linux in copying with reflinks. They couldn't even reproduce the issue if they wanted to.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>How the heck did this ever make it through? Because it was introduced by a FreeBSD developer, and FreeBSD's fs and cp are a generation behind Linux's so they weren't even able to hit this. >I don't think this ever
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>Those may be expensive houses in the first image, but I guarantee cost per square foot is an order of magnitude cheaper. I guarantee they're not. Portland average house price is $500k [0]. Your example of Katy, TX is $365k [1]. Not
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
I wish more of them did that. She gave them the excuse they were looking for. She thought she was being smart, instead she self-owned herself in the most spectacular fashion.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>NIST in the US In the wake of the "Summer of Love", some ideologues at NIST decided to jump on the band wagon and created an internal memo about "inclusive language". They ironically did not define the new terms, did
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
Sure it doesn't stand for a bra size, and you're a bigot for continuing to use the acronym [0]? [0] https://nitter.net/sarahmei/status/1073234104311734273#m
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>(as shown by the firing of Timnit Gebru...) Timnit Gebru was fired for being a toxic /r/ImTheMainCharacter SJW that was enshittifiy the entire AI/ML department. Management correctly fired someone that was holding an entir
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
Ah, didn't know that. It was absent in one of the more recent versions. Sounds like they added it.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
Yet still not on ESXi. Maddening.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
To quote: "Find one large tech corp that still uses master." I found several, you were wrong, take the L. QED.
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
>Find one large tech corp that still uses master. https://github.com/airbnb/javascript https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell https:&
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by Always_Anon 3y ago
Yes they will, because translation dictionaries with "blacklist" predate the advent of digital computers. QED.

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