LockAndLol

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by LockAndLol 7y ago
There also seems to be some kind of institutionalized Stockholm Syndrome for this. People are led to believe that: - if they don't accept a job like this, they won't get a job anywhere else - this is the only way to make good mon
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
> A major factor is that current employees don't want to move. If Google announced it was moving everything to Pittsburgh, ~80% of the company would quit. People put down roots and get attached to areas, generally more so than to jo
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
This is behind a paywall. Does anybody have the full article? The first few paragraphs say nothing more than the title. Edit: https://archive.md/gbAv6 ------------- Maybe this will finally push towards crypto-currencies. Bi
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
What about OpenGL?
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
The deaths of people create more sad, depressing and violent content, which might attract more depressed and violent people. In the end, it all benefits Youtube.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
When you talk about the future, there's only one thing you can actually do and that's believe (not in the religious sense), because it is uncertain. Especially sensationalist expressions like "self-driving cars will never hap
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
> But Kavanaugh went further. He said Apple could also be sued by app developers, most of whom are forced to fork over a big percentage of their potential revenue, "on a monopsony theory." Is it possible for users to easily ins
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
That would most certainly be abused by companies looking for free labor.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
Sounds a bit pretentious. Pride comes before the fall.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
Isn't IP implemented at the hardware level nowadays? Is it still possible to buy any consumer-grade network hardware that allows to replace IP? It would be great if the site presented a side-by-side comparison of IP vs ouroboros (and h
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
> Some residents fight back with steel traps or poisonous gas. Some even eat the comical pests, which are said to taste best marinated with celeriac and onions. That's a nice "fuck you" to racoons . Free food.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
Either: - invest yourself in a project to learn as much as you can - start or join a project at home that you believe in. It doesn't have to be code; community outreach, gardening, repairing a car, taking some moocs, making wine or so
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
> Instead he pointed to the principle of decentralization, and key technologies, such as blockchain, as the solution. Ah... so that's how he's going to get the funding: https://external-preview.redd.it/CypLdP3ML
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
HTTPS 404s
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
I am on 18.04, so it's not working if something was done.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
I thought this would be about finally introducing a master password, but nope!
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
> Right from your search console. After the youtube banning debacle, can anybody really trust there are humans working in Google's tech support or that given the amount of traffic they receive that a ticket will be treated in accept
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
I cannot gather whether you are pro or contra regulation from this comment since regulation is stepping in and interfering...
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
That would require linux distros to distribute some kind of tool to display them properly and enter them easily in the CLI as well as IDEs. This is what it looks like to me: - [CLI]( http://i.imgur.com/XMcXwvi.png ) - [Pychar
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
Which is exactly why I mentioned Europe...
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
No. I think I have never run `sudo make install`. Things I install come from package managers. Docker or a VM is used to test other software. And of course trust is important, but if I encounter things like `curl | bash`, my trust is lost.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
`curl | sudo bash` should never have become a thing in the first place. To me, it's the most "WTF?" mode of installing anything. Especially when the source is HTTP. In what world is that secure? Pity Qubes is so heavy, ot
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
Why a git repo? Why not a card deck on anki or some other service?
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
You shouldn't even be at work. How come your doctor didn't give you time of work? In Europe that'd mean 80% wages from the company and the rest paid by work insurance.
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by LockAndLol 7y ago
What is up with your SSL certificate? snazzygal.co.uk ?