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BoomerMoment
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
After further reading, yes I am wrong! Thanks
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
Since you've already ignored the obvious humour. Break: interrupt (a sequence, course, or continuous state). "this broke the pattern of generations remaining in the place where they were born" Innovative: (of a product, idea,
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
Doesn't this mean that a 3rd party tracking cookie is now a cryptographic proof that device A traversed sites X Y Z in session N?
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
Portability. A test to get the answer to "what the fuck am I running on and what does it support" is more portable and robust than thousands of "flavours" manually configured in /etc/whatamieven.conf The author
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
All printers are inherently shit, some are simply manufactured more evil than others.
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
I agree, provided the software isn't network reliant / accessible. If the software were to explicitly depend on <vulnerable library> and moving to <patched library> broke it that would be the nail in the coffin for me
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
You mean a 64bit architecture literally cannot handle an 8bit instruction as its smallest register is 16bit without swapping modes? This is an architectural problem not an OS constraint. And they're completely correct to abandon this s
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
Open software gets abandoned all the time, its not magically immune to this. Open and standardised file formats are the win.
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BoomerMoment
2y ago
This genuinely just reads like a bucket list of Mac user problems. The author would genuinely benefit from redhats decade long support models provided his desired tooling works on Linux. The real concerns are in the SaaS / Remote Resou