Saint_Genet

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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
There’s a clear trend of migrating from SUSE to RHEL in Sweden at least
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Don’t exactly run servers, but they’re FIPS certified and they’re the first (often only) distribution hardware vendors support
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
I’ve been listening mostly to his 70s proggish stuff lately, but the opening of Blade Runner still gives me goosebumps. It wouldn’t have been half the film it was without his music. https://youtu.be/P1jXmJmmj3o
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Most people know him from his brilliant film scores, but his prog rock era is up there with the greatest of the genre too
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Vangelis has died(pitchfork.com)
790 points by Saint_Genet 4y ago|193 comments
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Used to run privoxy back in the day, but stopped when adblock extensions came along. It was simply more convenient to manage adblocking from the browser rather than figuring out regexps to put in its config. Also, it didn't do https.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Maybe they've deployed some new scanning tools. Looks like google thinks the code is used by TC to update itself.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
If you sum together the stuff people in this thread has suggested, you have the Homers Car of phones on your hands
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Doesn't have an url in profile is sort of a weird metric. Note everyone is there to self-promote
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
I sometimes feel like zsh is one of those things along with tiling WMs that people spend so much time dinking around with the configuration of that any gain in productivity is negated
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
I mena, he’s obviously rich as hell, but the imaginary la la land of his reported net work isn’t real. When it comes to actually forking over real money he can’t afford to buy twitter
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
He still didn’t read and understand 10 papers this fast
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Did I say it was wrong? I said it was the same thing
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
It's a bag women buy if they have same type of personality that men who buy expensive watches has.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
I’m a system architect within the world of large industrial systems and I have never seen a UML diagram in the wild.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
It says so in the article
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Word annoys me every day, it frequently tries to be too smart and does unexpected (too me) things. I can live with both Excel and Visio.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
That's like saying Apple doesn't make iPhones.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
It's largely about timing. the iPhone didn't come out until wifi and cellular data had become widely available. Even today, a modern smartphone is a pretty boring device if you put it in airplane mode.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
The c64 peripherals we’re way more expensive too. Commodore had an official cassette player as well as a floppy disk drive that weren’t cheap. Though I suspect I in the long run probably spent more money on worn out joysticks
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Yes, that’s quite frankly a big part of what made kids unpopular when I was a kid. Don’t know what it’s like these days but I suspect it hasn’t changed that much
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
As a kid growing up in the 80, the spectrum were for the dorky and unpopular and the c64 was the fancy option with the coolest games and demos (this is all of course within the microcosm of the already nerdy)
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
So you’re a bit of a social outcast who don’t know that a vast amount of media today is simply reporting what people say on twitter
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Had to pay my best friends rent and electricity bill because she ended up with -400000 in her account. It’ll be restored but having to go these hoops sure doesn’t build confidence in the banking system
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
My OP is obviously a bit of a joke, but if an employer expect their employees to be perfect and never ever screw up, I’d contend that they’re not worth working for.
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
The great thing about being a senior is that you can use hungover as an excuse for missing meetings. I wouldn’t have dared that at the beginning of my career
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Society as a whole would probably benefit from more trade schools, even for many jobs that are typically thought of as traditional white collar jobs. Though on the individual level it’d probably limit options and make it harder to switch ca
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
Once you lose trust, it won't come back by simply undoing a decision
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
That's what the timeline setting does the mobile client at least (not counting the occasional ad)
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by Saint_Genet 4y ago
What made you make the decision to move to a country ruled by a autocratic far right politician? You don’t seem to touch upon that in the link provided

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