Woodi

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by Woodi 3y ago
> grew too confident, in part because its technological sophistication lulled it into a false sense of security Yeah, constant monitoring of plain communications of plain civilians do just that - detect gov-himself-induced unhappines and
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by Woodi 3y ago
I was more pointing progressive degeneration of functionality then some law. You can call it "ibmisation" too - most likely in the end it will be just another dead [sub]brand.
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by Woodi 3y ago
Red Hat solarization continues...
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by Woodi 3y ago
But actually what we want from "search" providers ? What "search" actually is ?? Some OS that monopoly is impossible to avoid ?? Or hardware you can't don't have because your own government or law require it ?
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by Woodi 3y ago
It can't work. Simply becouse they trying to skip over parents and family - which are first and always best protection on mass scale. Also what they propose is LITERALY equivalent of permament ankle monitor, just for not-sentenced memb
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by Woodi 3y ago
> I agree, open source is not required, but we need to own our software not rent it. That's just a start but also require freezing your OS and have lots of spare hardware or have rights to emulate it :) And same with data - buyed so
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by Woodi 3y ago
Do they included mandatory quality of the product ? At minimum quality that is equal to what they are selling. No car battery with half of advertised capacity or CrV pliers that become tattered on first plain nail. Or ever thinner cloths. A
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by Woodi 3y ago
> They use FOMO to get leaders with weak wills and a lack of vision to jump on the hype train, forcing everyone else along for the ride. In the meantime psychology is... err... What actually are psychology peoples doing ?? Do not see any
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by Woodi 3y ago
What a brain deadness... "Maybe secure but must include HTTP.*"...
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by Woodi 3y ago
> I really don't understand this American attitude Just movie is coming... Remember 2012 ? Same. Money.
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by Woodi 3y ago
I think lists as arrays is just example of what can be used instead of pointers. Also section was titled "representation something" so probably it is just one possible low level representation of linked lists. And Val can have sta
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by Woodi 3y ago
Microsofti is 0-day, even permament and unlimited set of 0-days. When do we have alternative hw, os and apps stack ? You know, equal in eyes of govs and users of all kinds. Yes, Excel alternative and rest. END SWITCH OFF THAT IDIOCY CALLED
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by Woodi 3y ago
Maybe it is just so easy to point idiocy in ad biz ? Look: you buy X so you do not need X a n y m o r e - and then you are spammed with ads for X. Brain deadness no 1 proved. But ads still ar payed for, LOL ! I see time machine just righ
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by Woodi 3y ago
> It's not Red Hat's fault Autor, pleas... There is no RedHat anymore. There is only blob with tentacles not feeded and cut off when dry. And name is collected - absolutely no surprise when suddenly "RedHat" will star
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by Woodi 3y ago
And buying RH by IBM was removing single serious seed of potential hi-quality hardware & software vendor. Hi-quality like in military hw - redundant (double or triple) power lines, multi-socket boards, high IO throughput, etc, etc. Th
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by Woodi 3y ago
Seriously ? "Fixed %" ?? Even that papers that bringed Silicon Bank down was better - covers 15% of inflation...
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by Woodi 3y ago
Could someone explain to me USian school schema pls ? Especially what difference collage vs university. For comparision in Poland we have schema (+- 1 year): - 0 - 6 preschool - 7 - 15 basic school (mandatory) - 16 - 19 middle school - 2
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by Woodi 3y ago
> Moving to a different package format is usually trivial It is not. It is more like tear down and rebuild everything. By humans. And env/configs on the top. Look on it from management perspective - sometimes zero technical knowledg
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by Woodi 3y ago
> So what is SUSE, chopped liver? I didn't mentioned SUSE because: - they are re-compilators. With long history and didn't sold in recent years, yes, but still small compared to RH. You can hear they do things, have customers n
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by Woodi 3y ago
What about requirement to making standards simple and resonable as possible ? You know, like they did to standards about phys laws... What about prohibiting standarization for easily outdatable things ? Like for example not using RSA anymor
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by Woodi 3y ago
OK, this is time. We need new RedHat - distro/firm that DO development and pays for it. So earns too... Which non-rpm based distro could be base for this ? Becouse rpm-based distros are (except RH) are pure joke, a re-compilators. De
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by Woodi 3y ago
Piece looks pretty explanatory - stupidity looks connected to societies being hacked by "memes" :) But personally I think that stupidity can be acquired in other way too - by anti-social acts like stealing or killing - some pathwa
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by Woodi 3y ago
Yeah, can be it. But there are also few other possibilities: - DP was actually profitable... Or can be with some cuts and merge with GP - maybe I hear once or two about GP but my second thought was" Do DP secretly owns GP ?? ;) Anyway
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by Woodi 3y ago
Ok, Perl6 was meant as new lang version. And replacement. Ok, multi-lang virtual machines wanted to replace Perl5 binary. But: :) - multi-lang vm's are proof that v5 syntax wasn't mean to be eradicate at all cost - there was no pl
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by Woodi 3y ago
No, it is PC replacement. Without 'P' - no disk drives, etc.
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by Woodi 3y ago
What ? First Perl6 wasn't meant as replacement for Perl 5, v5 was meant to stay forever, maybe to be improved when possible. And that we have. Perl 6 was meant as the bravest experiment with C-like syntax in 30(?) years - attempt to n
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by Woodi 3y ago
Nothing new on MS doings, same od dumbiness of gov's overwatch...
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by Woodi 3y ago
So, skip over presented facts, use some sentence template which only insults and think you do something wise and rational ? I don't think HN was meant that way... Or maybe you possess some hidden knowledge about Perl ? Some NASA back
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by Woodi 3y ago
Nice, first time in my life I consider buying something from Barracuda. But looks they sell to 1500+ desktops && 5+ officess. Oh well... ;) But: "somehow achieves persistence at a low enough level that even wiping the device wo
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by Woodi 3y ago
Btw. I read somewhere "they" already have a lot of data. > With easy and ready access to medical data we could be decades ahead So make it ! On premises. Pay for helping in that. Do not pay for storage and cpu in clouds ! And d

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