DannyB2

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by DannyB2 8y ago
That's what I thought marketing jobs were for. But I guess there are people who cannot even do those jobs. Even McDonalds has standards.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
> “The bottom line is that in the post 9/11 world, do we really need another watch list — particularly one from the T.S.A., which is not an intelligence agency?” You can never have too many watch lists. For your safety. We now need
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Because subscriptions matter.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Cisco seriously needs to fix this and make sure that next time it is much harder to find their hardcoded passwords. /s
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by DannyB2 8y ago
A problem of scale as well as prerogative. There is only one government with mugshots. And for small crimes you can pay a small fee to remove. There can be an UNLIMITED number of "Mugshot" extortion sites spring up like weeds. E
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by DannyB2 8y ago
The FCC can go after robocalls because the law allows them to. Back in the day, when there were proposed laws to make SPAM similarly illegal, the Direct Marketing Association (DMA) lobbied hard to get exceptions that would allow SPAM. And
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Now if only they could detect how much wear and tear is on the filament. 6.3 VAC
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Thanks to the MPAA, those STEM graduates could soon have a glamorous dream job screening YouTube video uploads!
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by DannyB2 8y ago
The sophistication of the compiler does not mean the language is high level. The meaning of a high level language is to do with abstraction away from the hardware. C programmers often wince at languages that are highly abstracted away from
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by DannyB2 8y ago
Dear Facebook: Please clarify. By "Clear History", which do you mean: 1. Delete History 2. Make All history available for everyone to see.
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by DannyB2 8y ago
It depends on the word. For example, one word (or two) could be both headline, and brief description of news. Two examples: Impeached! Nuclear War!
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by DannyB2 8y ago
A cursory examination of the article seems to indicate that it is the DoD who finds software to cost so much. Maybe it is not that software costs so much, but that your procurement process is broken when it comes to software?
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by DannyB2 9y ago
You can't have it both ways. Pick one: 1. Insecure systems: government can get in, but so can hackers. 2. Secure systems: hackers can't get in, but neither can government. It's a binary choice. Like being pregnant. You are
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by DannyB2 9y ago
A container is launching a process in a way that the kernel lets it believe it can be root, have any illusion of a filesystem and network connectivity that you want it to believe, and be fooled into thinking it is the only process running o
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by DannyB2 9y ago
All it means is that Oracle will do the right thing after exhausting all other options.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Flight Recorder sounds better than either Snail Recorder or Fright Recorder.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
To try to walk very lightly and not be political, I'll put it this way. A nomination sometimes (usually?) reflects an administrations views and policy.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Don't write loose when you mean lose.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Kotlin is now the preferred programming language for Android development.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Flagship Android phones are at about $1,000. Android users might just like the ecosystem better. There are rational reasons for that. Just like some people prefer Apple's ecosystem.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
A comma could also be an invaluable tool in that situation. Properly used. And Walmart has them on sale in one dozen packs.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
and capitalization
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by DannyB2 9y ago
A preposition is a very bad word to end a sentence with. But only a fool would begin or end a sentence with the word but. And only a total idiot would begin or end a sentence with the word and. Anyway, you should never use the word 'an
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Better answer: Not right now. I'll pray about it and wait to hear from God.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
If packages worked more like containers then: * the producers of the package could produce a universal container that would run on all distributions. * the distributions would only need to be sure they properly included a suitable container
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by DannyB2 9y ago
I should have said binary point.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
I tried it this morning. On Linux Mint. The Docs pages suggest it is widely supported. I just did an apt-get install, then https://localhost:9090 (Actually, I used the "Software Center" in the GUI.) and coolness!
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Even modern mental health care has difficulty helping people to achieve complete recovery from having programmed in Perl.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
Similar experience, dream. Started playing with XLisp in late 1986. Common Lisp in 1989 to 1993. Loved it. Was greatly influenced by it. But never used it commercially. Now I dabble with Clojure on the side.
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by DannyB2 9y ago
I am reminded of writing Java "Midlets", (J2ME - Java 2 Micro Edition) back in the early 2000's. These ran on the then-common flip-phones and candy bar phones. Predating smart phones and esp. iPhone. I made my own "ast

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