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by X86BSD 11y ago
My username gives away my bias however, I think you will find Jails and the work Joyent/Illumos have done with containers, to be actually engineered secure from the getgo. Linux, well, I think it's obvious the route Linux took. An
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by X86BSD 11y ago
+23478723497894235787345897435 for this! I loathe and detest dependencies! Just saying.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Exactly! I've been mildly involved as my families archiver for years. PDF/A is the standard that the should be used for archiving docs. In fact it's what the library of congress recommends themselves for long term storage of
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by X86BSD 11y ago
You are correct I misread that. But if you think JPM is any different or less criminal you are delusional.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Shocker! Why is Jamie not in prison!
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by X86BSD 11y ago
"But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain — that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to prevent it. In either case, it is unfit to exist." -Lys
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by X86BSD 11y ago
To quote Peter Schiff on this "Tax avoidance isn't the problem. It's a solution to the problem. The problem is taxes!"
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by X86BSD 11y ago
This brought me back to how Postfix has been handling this all these years. http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_VERIFICATION_README.html
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by X86BSD 11y ago
That is what everyone says about their preferred language.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Agreed. But again I say produce a victim or there is no crime. What individual is the victim in civil forfeiture? No one but the owner of the property in question. That individual is the one harmed by the state. And should have redress for
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by X86BSD 11y ago
+1 And as I mentioned earlier if it's not voluntary there is no enforceable contract between the two parties. Might does not make right. You can pass all the laws you wish to state otherwise but it doesnt change the facts.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
As noted taxation is theft. Doubly so if it's not a voluntary contract. For instance, sales tax is voluntary. I choose wether or not to make a purchase. I decide if I want to pay that tax. Income tax, is not. It's pure theft. We n
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Too little to late? Maybe when mono first hit, using a 2 clause BSD would have helped them win share. But now? I don't see anyone switching now because they switched to a free'er license. You either liked using it before because o
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by X86BSD 11y ago
I'll make this even simpler, no VICTIM, no CRIME. Unless you can produce a victim no crime has been committed. Follow this simple rule and most of this illegal, immoral tyrannical shit stops.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Yeah I think most states are like that now. Here in Kansas I think that's how they roll as well. Doesn't matter who did what ONE of you is going to jail. Cops don't give a shit. "We're just doing our jobs and the la
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by X86BSD 11y ago
T-Mobile is what I have. I think they were the first? But it sounds great on T-Mobile. I usually just talk to the wife both of us on iPhones and T-Mobile. And then I get the occasional call from someone else and I am like "What the !@#
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by X86BSD 11y ago
They are more than welcome to use FreeBSD's PMC support to roll their own implementation. But I predict they won't until another decade of beating their heads against broken tools and non engineered solutions, light through yonder
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by X86BSD 11y ago
I believe apple has supported this with the iPhone for several years now.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
And this is why I will not do Ancestry DNA. As much as I want to do their DNA program I just won't until we have some major strict privacy laws regarding DNA. Once a third party has it, just like storing your data in the cloud, who k
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by X86BSD 11y ago
This is such an incredibly sad Country. My wife is Indian, from Noida, we went there two years ago. I saw much of Delhi. The amount of pollution, poverty, filth, homelessness including children that are begging in the streets hooked on who
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by X86BSD 11y ago
No that IS what the BSDL allows for. I wasn't arguing that they shouldn't have made a commercial product on BSDL code. That also was within their rights using said BSDL code. It's just my opinion that to do that, then relea
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by X86BSD 11y ago
So you take a BSDL codebase, fork it, close it, make proprietary changes, profiting from the BSDL codebase, then slap the PG community in the face by open sourcing it under a more restrictive license hoping to benefit from the community you
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by X86BSD 11y ago
AGPL? This is dead in the water :( It will never be integrated into PG. What a shame. It should have been a 2 clause BSDL. Sigh.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
I keep seeing people say use the cost of living index. Do any of you realize what a fraud that is? They have taken out the two most expensive categories people spend money on to survive . Food and energy. And it's been like that for d
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Im curious how many who claim the "No one ever got fired for buying IBM" thought process about paying for Oracle for their support or so they can blame someone else for being lazy and incompetent have ever USED oracle support. Wai
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Well on FreeBSD you can toss it into a jail with iocage and get snapshots, clones, easy HA with vrrp or CARP. Not replication per se. But for a lot of people that works just fine and is incredibly easy to automate and accomplish.
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by X86BSD 11y ago
I've had questions about this for some time. 1) When you drop US citizenship and become "stateless", what happens? Are you deported from the US since you are no longer a citizen? To where? 2) Are you unable to get health insu
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by X86BSD 11y ago
Wow, that's um, not awesome. And why would anyone use this instead of ZFS? Anyone? Anybody?