Hallucinaut

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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Don't forget that once they're born that it's also communism to help them thrive.
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Also Slutshole, Kent
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
I have the perfect HackerNews link for you, my friend! https://www.hackster.io/chev-eldrid/trading-card-inventory-t... Buon appetito!
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Every bank I have worked on in any capacity has had Jira in some form. So perhaps it's a little more industry specific than one might think.
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
We're already closer to idiocracy than I thought possible before the last decade, so I'm good without an OwMyBallsCoin
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
How does one get an invite to join though? The suggestion seems to be to scroll through a list of hundreds of online handles to see if you know someone by their pseudonym, and assumes you can reach them out of band, which is obviously not g
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
It's not a baby, it's a fetus. The potential for being a baby is not a baby. And by what mental contortion is it not a woman's body? You're obviously not speaking from the position of having your life and health put at r
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Not sure if there is some confusion, or I'm missing the point, but I thought GP's point was clear: the security group would have no inbound rules for 0.0.0.0/0. So the instance would never see the requests unless they origina
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Ugh, I spent an entire shower thinking about this before the method to decode popped into my head. Guess I'm not enough of one.
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
The phrasing here seems to imply that exchanging one cryptocoin for a stablecoin should NOT create a taxable event. That's clearly not a long term reasonable expectation to hold as it's an obvious loophole all tax authorities will
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
I mean, the alternative is littering dead rovers, so a little plastic sheet doesn't sound as bad
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Second largest, even collectively. Lake Baikal is REALLY deep.
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
I believe Windows with Hyper-V (used for WSL 2) actually prioritizes ipv6 over ipv4 even. Not well, mind you, but that's a different story.
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Those aren't really the only two options though, are they? If you don't trust software you can run it air-gapped or in an internet-free sandbox. Moreover good luck trying to verify that everything a website does on the server side
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
I do at my company. It is a little clunky initially, and it's too slow in multiple situations, but works well enough that I can work reasonably well from WSL or mingw32 in most situations, even with MFA. However, to your point, it requ
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Please can you explain how a weakened virus, infecting but not overwhelming an immune system, or an adenovirus modified to produce such proteins, or direct injection of these proteins differ from mRNA vaccines in their ability to leave prot
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
It's strictly better though in terms of being able to budget time in the conditions GP posted as the net "last pay day" remains the same. Psychological effects notwithstanding
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
Unfortunately this is not accurate advice as someone who has gone through the Kafkaesque recovery system under duress can attest, recovery codes, 2FA via authenticator, confirming via the recovery email address, "trying again after 48
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by Hallucinaut 4y ago
And, with this small comment, I have become a banana-washer
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
The former would completely negate the point of editing vs. deleting which one can already do. The latter... perhaps, I guess? But then why bother? Are people so desperate to keep their internet points proxies by retweets and likes that the
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
I have a bone to pick with the misspelling of humorous too
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
I think we're the first generations where this won't be true actually. Micro-documenting your life and opinions, where overtly on Twitter, pseudo-anonymously here, or in emails and countless mobile photos and videos will add histo
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
At least in the UK I don't think that attitude would fly given the requirements for timely supply chain payments. They actively encourage SME use in some fields and the ecosystem is richer for it. An attitude like you describe would be
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Most Holland & Barrett's have them I believe. Though that store is so full of snake oil it's been a couple of years since I've seen them.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
In case anyone else wants to read about that last comment, since it piqued my interest https://api.politifact.com/factchecks/2022/mar/24/blog-posti...
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Obviously if you're ejecting at or near supersonic speeds there are other stresses, but if the trauma is mainly from the ejection booster itself why is it still done with such force? It seems like a majority of ejections shouldn't
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
I've seen them on a flight before quite some distance from the north pole. I am not 100% certain on the flight but I think it was a Norwegian Air Dreamliner flight from London to New York, which still goes reasonably far north.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
To be fair: because it's not Linux and it's not Windows and you'll wish it was either. The networking in particular is a monstrosity, there's interop which works okay sometimes then trips you up, there's no systemd,
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Because it's emblematic of laymen without understanding of medicine both demanding treatment with no evidence behind it and claiming the establishment NOT providing it is evidence of some vast, many-tentacled conspiracy. However, one o
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
> if you're not on a cloud provider... and lord help you if you are but choose to try to use the same approach across environments and eskew the markup on something like EKS. I've been thumping my head against trying to have a

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