Geezus_42

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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
I never said autocracy is better. I hope you are right. I do vote for people who at least appear to lean towards my ideal. The problem is being surrounded by people who are indoctrinated to vote the opposite, and being let down by the few w
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Ahh, thank you. The lipstick they put on the pig that is Elon's dream of an Afrikaaner enclave on Mars where the 1% can finally extricate themselves from the rest of the species.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
What is "abundancewashing"?
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Yeah, but society overruled them.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
How are their Linux drivers looking these days? Still a PITA to install?
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Just don't expose it on a public network?
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
I never said autocracy is better. We already have laws against a great number of things that are currently happening, but they are either enforced selectively or not at all. For many of what I would consider the most aggregious violations,
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Sure, they have a "choice", except that no one turns done the kind of money the government has to offer, and if the company is public they are legally obligated to increase shareholder value.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Except the politicians just ask their rich friends to do the things they aren't allowed to do and then act like there's nothing they can do.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
No author because its a bot.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Again, I am a sysadmin, not a developer. Telling me line numbers in a files written in a language I don't understand is not helpful. I don't care where the error occurred in the code. I care what the error was so I can hopefully f
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
What gets clicks is telling people their bets are going to pay out.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
That would require convincing the entire organization to change SOP and use a non-standard configuration of the vendor software in a high security private cloud.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Cool. Convince your fellow Java developers to do that and I'll quit complaining about the awful errors every Java app produces.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
As a US citizen, everything you described sounds pretty god damn American to me. What's more patriotic than getting wasted and looking at some nice melons while blowing shit up? That's real freedom right there mf'er. Only thi
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
I read that in Jar Jar Binks voice. :D
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
They are motivated to pick what they believe is most likely to happen. The develope their idea of what is most likely to happen for the news. The reporters use their bets to wrote stories predicting what will happen. See the loop?
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Then I've never seen anyone write good Java. Either way, same issue.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
See my other comments about how stack traces are un-ergonomic for sysadmins. I'm sure they are great for developers.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Not my devely. Most of us support stuff written by external vendors, and most of us don't get to choose who that vendor is.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Why not just make your errors more readable and not have to use an extra tool?
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
> reconstruct the erroneous code path This is only useful to the developers who should be fixing the bug. Us sysadmins need to know the immediate issue to remediate while the client is breathing down our neck. Collect all the stack trace
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
A stack trace that is >10 pages in less is not what I would call minimal.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
That is great for you as a developer. As a sysadmin supporting other people's crap, stack traces and heap dumps are useless beyond forwarding them to the vendor.
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
I would believe you, except that it is a problem with every Java app I have supported, and there are people in this very thread defending it. I do not want a stack trace unless I specifically request it. I am not a Java developer, 10 pages
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
Sounds to me that deepsun and I are in agreement that an error message should tell you what the actual error was. I.E. ERROR: TLS handshake failed: <DOMAIN> certificate chain unverified
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by Geezus_42 6mo ago
As a sysadmin, not developer, I hate Java almost as much as Windows. The error messages Java apps produce are like coded messages that you have to decipher. I.E. Instead of "<DOMAIN> TLS Handshake failed" it will be somethin
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by Geezus_42 7mo ago
I think the point is that some start with an advantage when it comes to earning merit because by luck of birth they were born to parents with a lot of wealth. I don't think you can have a truly meritocratic system unless everyone start
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by Geezus_42 7mo ago
The whole point is that only some of those engaging in anti-social behaviour recieve punishment.
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by Geezus_42 11mo ago
Tres Commas!

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