Arbalest

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by Arbalest 9y ago
If it takes innocents to demonstrate it has gone to far, then I will be the proof. Either that or we already all know it has become Iran and I won't be hanging around.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Binary formats, such as ladder logic in control systems, as an example. Which also typically can only be edited by a first party program.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
AKA society. I like to think of society as a collective unconsciousness. An interaction of innumerable systems which are (mostly) not well documented (as a result of the vast count). That pretty much describes the state of brain research to
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Ah yeah, that's beyond my experience. I just got handed a wordpress site and then realised it wasn't super simple to deploy.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I just realised I may have misunderstood your question. Is this what you mean? https://jekyllrb.com/
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I entirely expect so. With the advent of single page site frameworks, it is pretty trivial. This is exactly what firebase targets. The backend stores structured data, and the static assets delivered as frontend code then organise the presen
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Yeah, I have thought about it from a holiday house perspective. Make it a hobby farm, eventually move to it and work remotely. Unfortunately, most people do live in cities where this is just out of the question. I also live in a city where
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by Arbalest 9y ago
More likely that it can't become a large corporate entity with corporate presence, I would imagine. They can't realistically stop encryption without becoming Iran, but they can sure slow its popularity. Most likely they're tr
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Is it time to start creating shadows for Facebook to track of people that don't exist and don't have facebook accounts?
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I have thought about this (but done nothing, partially because I don't have the resources). This is my thinking too. Not just for you though, you need to be able to feed a self sustaining community (probably 100 or more people). Consid
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by Arbalest 9y ago
No, we were looking at firebase hosting > "We deliver all of your static content (html, js, images, etc.) over a secure SSL connection and serve it on a CDN. Firebase Hosting is for hosting static assets. Firebase currently doesn&#x
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Psychopaths feel emotions, they are just disconnected with the emotions of external entities (simplified summary). Is there something else I'm missing when you say that?
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Recent example I've come across. Wordpress used for a non-blog site. Sure it looks fine, but I can't deploy that to something that doesn't have PHP, which is more often the case these days.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Not particularly. I'm thinking for the home user who just copies the photos from their camera to their home computer. Distributed systems would be great, were it not for the fact that by and large, home connections have abysmal upload
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I was not replacing the disk, instead I was attempting to switch to a single disk
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by Arbalest 9y ago
The big takeaway I got from this is, be wary of any organisation that attempts to isolate workers from each other and prevent communication. The old divide and conquer. People talk about people who cut off their significant other, maybe peo
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I run BTRFS on my laptop. Is yours an ultraportable? Mine is a fairly chunky system with a 100Wh battery, about 3 years old.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I've been using it for a good 5 years. OK, I had one time. When I removed a disk from a mirror, forced the remaining disk to operate writable as a single, then attempted to migrate it to single disk duplication, then shut it down bef
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I am still somewhat suprised there are still not relatively simple filesystems that don't do this. Make it the one feature it does and does properly. Adding enterprise features will just increase development time (and cost) and add bug
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by Arbalest 9y ago
A disaster for enterprise perhaps. I use only a subset of features (such as subvolumes and snapshots and a little RAID 1) and have never had problems. With the way some people talk about it, it sure sounds like it never worked at all.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Makes me wonder if there's a methodology of using full energy for creativity, and lower energy for times when more discipline would usually be required. Of course then there is the discipline needed to not fall into distraction traps t
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by Arbalest 9y ago
There is certainly an element of truth, but I feel the life coach formulaic decomposition is heavily at play here. This to me signifies that there are a lot of elements which are necessary to execute this effectively which are either not me
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by Arbalest 9y ago
>It's not being burnt Not for thermal energy, but it is still being heated and the bits of the hydrocarbon chain that are not wanted are going... where? The process still uses energy and iirc most of the world, particularly where ma
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I've been doing higher RPMs for a while now (I'm going to guess about 80) but I think this may have impacted my knees more. I've shifted to higher gears to try and reduce the number of repetitions my joints have to do, to shi
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Oh yes, definitely an afterthought, but it only takes a few concessions to make previously unusable side streets a bike highway.
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by Arbalest 9y ago
There's a difference between institutional discrimination and casual discrimination. For a hidden system, it may only apply to a few scenarios, but if the information is widely available, everyone has the information with which to di
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Strangely enough, even in cities such as mine, which aren't so packed, cycling is still faster. Busses are faster than cars because they don't need to park, but still take 30-35 minutes. I can cycle in in 20 minutes. Note there
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by Arbalest 9y ago
I forsee this as a step in many online guides on "how do I [x] on linux" Edit: Having thought about this some more, I think perhaps we can model this workaround after SELinux. Sure, there were trivial cases (my wine game mmaps 0x0
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by Arbalest 9y ago
Secure Boot is cool when you control the keys. That's quite a lot of work though. Given how easy it is to bypass for consumer systems, yes the defaults suck. However, it makes a lot more sense in enterprise, where someone might actuall
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by Arbalest 9y ago
How so? Adding such an ability removes the security right? If someone can set kernel flags, they could just as easily set the lockdown flag. If the package maintainers provide a different kernel image, then you still have the next boot issu

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