Ascetik

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by Ascetik 7y ago
I thought that myself for awhile, but then I downloaded one of their images for a particular stack I was looking for for a project and it was just easier to implement the bitnami stack preloaded with everything then run sudo apt update -y &
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by Ascetik 8y ago
>all hate This is the problem with this type of censorship, who get's to decide what is defined as "hate" speech. Facebook, who is run by it's own set of individuals with their own set of beliefs. It is their platform
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by Ascetik 8y ago
Based on what I've read, the NSA and other white-hat organizations have access to 0-days or have discovered 0-days that can crack these things but they're not released to the public or if they are, they're released years late
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by Ascetik 8y ago
That was the first thing I thought as well.
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by Ascetik 8y ago
This sounds like something Dan Blizerian would do.
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by Ascetik 8y ago
Because it is rightly ordered beauty (most of it) and pleasing to the intellect. The intellect delights in that which is good, beautiful and true. Certain types of music elicit a more base response, catering to the passions, such as EDM, or
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by Ascetik 8y ago
>the email/slack/txt/messenger treadmill the rest of us are forced to run on during a workday. Or at all hours of the evening, night and early morning, since some people we work with don't seem to understand the conce
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by Ascetik 8y ago
I absolutely think you're on to something here. I as well as other people I know in my circle have observed the same thing. In the past 20 years or so it seems like people have gotten angrier and angrier. It feels like no one minds the
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by Ascetik 8y ago
I agree. Spare the rod, spoil the child. It works. Parents need to get off their phones, computers, TV's and spend time with their kids. I live on a street of maybe 30 or so houses. And I have two small children. I know there are other
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by Ascetik 9y ago
>In what world does honor have value for businesses? The one we live in. Honor and integrity are matters of justice. It is honorable to pay an agreed upon price for widgets. It is just. If one deviates from that they are painted as disho
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Douay-Rheims 1899 Version Here.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
I still prefer IRC, it irked me when my favorite sysadmin channel moved from freenode to slack.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
I agree, I worked in IT and was the last one to move from 8.1 to 10. I loved 8.1, it was rock solid. People on my team were always complaining about Windows 10 and I'm just sittin' here with my rock solid stable OS like "amir
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by Ascetik 9y ago
I use Pot Player on Windows, and VLC on android. Pot Player is the best media player I've ever used. Started using it 3 years ago and haven't looked back.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
I found that Windows 10 search is not quite as good as 8.1. I know the problem you're talking about, and it never seemed to happen to me on 8.1, only 10. They jacked the program search indexing somewhat in 10, it was perfect in 8.1.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Not in the same sense that we are. If you go by the Aristotelian and Platonic hierarchy of nature then we know that they are life forms by the fact that they are animated insofar as the metabolic process is concerned. They sedated the metab
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Exactly! This is essentially wild-west sweatshop extortion that is exploiting desperate people. It is totally unethical and unjust. These companies should be offering a reasonable wage for a reasonable amount of work. Not 0.80$ for an hour
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by Ascetik 9y ago
There's always a choice.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Your argument is a total non-sequitur. No one said they shouldn't work, but they shouldn't work for an unjust wage at completely extortionate wages that are highly unjust. It's essentially labor theft.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
No one is putting a gun to these people's heads and making them do these tasks. I believe both sides are to blame. The employer for asking the job to be done for basically nothing and the fool who agrees to it.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
I remember stumbling across this site back in 2004. Amazed someone else found it.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Quite a lot of these arguments against smoking are silly. In moderation, smoking is fine and studies have shown that it increases cognitive ability and lowers stress. Some of the best engineer's I've ever known in my career smoked
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Excellent game. It was ahead of it's time.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
I honestly don't see how anyone makes money with fares so low.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Clementine is the simplist Spotify replacement application I could find to avoid using their clunky app.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
They spoke of the pursuit and acquisition of virtue as the highest good man can achieve, yet everyone seems to conveniently ignore that these days and pursues bodily goods instead.
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Because it's made up, just like Harry Potter. "Theory Space" the name alone should give you red flags. Sounds like another term for 'scientists discovered' what Aristotle already knew 2400 years ago... the term &quo
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by Ascetik 9y ago
This has happened to me as well. It's because whoever hired the consultant hadn't forced anyone to do those tasks. It's their own fault really. I recently did some consulting for a Veeam configuration and it took a good 12 ho
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by Ascetik 9y ago
Sys Admin/Hardware dork here. Absolutely this. No need to run enterprise level hardware at home. You can easily run a huge environment with 128gb of ram and an 8-core Ryzen processor. If you want to get crazy you could even get an Epyc
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by Ascetik 9y ago
>Modern life is a dystopic hellscape from this perspective. Amen, brother.

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