PixyMisa

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by PixyMisa 6y ago
And in every case the US was right and the EU was wrong. Only a fool would tie themselves to China as things stand right now.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
So, step one: Be an island.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
And depreciation.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Google created comment spam.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Polls show that 52% of registered Democrats believe that the Russians actually altered the vote counts. And there was definitely ballot fraud in 2020. How widespread it was is yet to be determined.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
State actors trolled people on Facebook and Twitter and spent $3100 on Google AdWords - against approximately $3 billion total spent on the 2016 election season.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Trump isn't the cause of the problem with American journalism; at most he's a symptom. They American news media has been eating its own tail for decades.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
It was not specific, not credible, and not a threat. The United Sates has never once beheaded anyone.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Bannon was talking of "heads on pikes", which is obviously metaphorical. So, yes, that's OK. Even if he's completely wrong in his claims of fact, we shouldn't be expelling people from society over their choice of
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
They need to understand that to anyone right of center, this comes across as a conspiracy to silence all dissent. No matter what you think of Steve Bannon (and even most conservatives don't think highly of him), that's a very bad
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
The Post made no such claims.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Yes, not a Turing machine, but Turing-complete.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
That's a great resource. I needed a 10x10 font for an emulator, and they have at least half a dozen.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Implementing restrictions on trade and financial transactions with Venezuela and North Korea? What a novel idea.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Same thing as a political officer. They don't officially have a veto, but if you cross them, you'll find yourself promoted to permanent deputy assistant undersecretary at the branch office in Nyingchi.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Only if the employers are idiots. Good engineers are always scarce.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Ah. I was off AIX and onto Solaris, and then Linux, by 2005.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
My job for years was developing and supporting Progress applications mainly on AIX. So much less crap to deal with than is common today. Things actually worked .
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Back in the day, Progress offered hands down the best platform for developing multi-user database-centric applications. They still sell it, but the product is now called OpenEdge and the company is called Progress (it used to be Data Langu
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
The $99/year does cover 5 seats, so it's good value for businesses. But a cheaper plan for individual developers and designers would be appreciated.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
It is a continuum, yes, but there is a hard cutoff point. A brick isn't simply less conscious than a worm, it is not conscious at all .
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
AMD has been around since 1969. Oh, and they invented x86-64 and licensed it to Intel.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
I admire your efforts, but it seems to me it would be easier just to get everyone on Earth to agree to speak the same language. That would merely be impossible.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
It did say that, before they ran the site through Citrine.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
You can't alter historic data, but you can include or exclude just selected columns from versioning. You can also purge all history by date range, but not apparently just the history for a given record.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Ah. There is that. They really need to create a workaround for that, because sooner or later you will need to migrate your data and right now it's simply impossible. Edit: Particularly as, reading further, you cannot ALTER a tempora
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Or ZFS snapshots, for example. From the description it looks like it would be easy to do backups, it's just that mysqldump is not currently aware of temporal tables. Just use SELECT * FROM t FOR SYSTEM_TIME ALL; And export it in an app
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
This reads like a parody of every bad "open source" license. Particularly the list of offending projects. Requests? Sphinx?
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
Great, now you've killed open source.
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by PixyMisa 6y ago
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights prohibits speaking out against the actions of the United Nations (Article 29 paragraph 3), so it is in conflict with itself.

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