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by X86BSD 9y ago
Well to be honest few people ARE using it now. PK crypto has failed since its inception. It's never been widely adopted. PK has been too hard to implement and manage. In contrast to say openssh which everyone uses.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
I was just this evening going through the "what if I started a wisp? How many pops? How much bandwidth? What would it take?" I've done this off and on since 1990 when breezecom was around. Getting access to rooftops is infini
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by X86BSD 9y ago
This will fail. On an EPIC scale. Google, google , failed with fiber. They are enormous and have mountains of cash to burn and still when they hit the cities to deploy, slammed into the granite wall of monopoly telco and cable co regulatio
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Look at how long they tolerated Flash. Just like Justice, the wheels at Apple turn slowly.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
This is why i never understood the willingness of people to shove all their data into the cloud, nor will i ever condone the use of or use the "cloud". Stop being lazy. Own your data.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
I don't follow rugby as close as I should to ask this question but I don't recall having heard or read anything regarding that sport and head trauma. And it is just as contact driven as football. Is it just not as popular and henc
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Haha well said! I think about this every freaking day. ZFS is about the only pice of software I use I don't literally want to grab the author(s) by the throat and choke them, asking, "Seriously?? you think this tire fire is easy t
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by X86BSD 9y ago
My understanding was you can use a trademarked name but only if it was in an unrelated category. Clearly no one will confuse a phone running Oreo with a cookie you eat and dip in milk. now if google made a cookie and called it oreo, they wo
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by X86BSD 9y ago
That's not quite as interesting to me as the fact that no one has cracked this nut yet. No one. You've got the top tech companies on the planet trying to be first and as of yet not one of them has managed it. I thought Apple would
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by X86BSD 9y ago
The login did not work for me :/
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Just curious, do you mind name dropping some of the journals you prefer, for those of us that agree with your view and would like to read them?
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by X86BSD 9y ago
2 Clause BSD! Woop woop! Seriously this is another good app in the arsenal.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Everyone has to make money on that money being transferred. Middle men.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
That is why I will NOT do ancestry.com's DNA testing kit. I fear WHO will get that information and WHAT they will do with it in the future. Maybe when I get older an insurance company will deny me health coverage because I showed a gen
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by X86BSD 9y ago
What floors me is how no one has disrupted this field yet. I have seen a few ground zero startups trying to disrupt healthcare. Make it more effecient, cut out fraud, etc but so far no one is making a dent. Why is it so hard for some smart
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by X86BSD 9y ago
I have never seen farmed salmon with any vibrant reddish color. They always look pale pink.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
This is appalling. As an avid fly fisherman, these farms are disgusting. You can see how sick these fish are at the local costco. They put the farm raised salmon fillets right next to the wild salmon fillets. They are pale pink compared to
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by X86BSD 9y ago
This is very cool! And anything that brings illumos and BSD closer together I am all for!
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by X86BSD 9y ago
My whole foods are also much much smaller than my local Hy-Vee, or price chopper super markets.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
My mistake then. One of the small NAS vendors moved to FreeBSD. I for the life of me can't think of the name of the vendor.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
You and I live in totally different worlds. What you describe is not what happens in mine. As others below have noted.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
That does not stop nor deter the offenders. That is like having no law for murder and telling someone they can't murder you after you are dead.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
The inverse is also possible.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Wow yeah I instantly hit "Back" and have now blacklisted national geographic. Seriously, national geographic? Thing's have gotten that bad I am now blocking NG? Sigh. I liked grubbers dubbing of a "dickbar" but this
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Didn't they move to FreeBSD?
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Their TV service does this too on Google Fiber. It sucks, it's a tire fire. It is laggy, wedges until you have to reboot the network and TV box. It's a horrible experience. I really wish they would stop trying to shove everything
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Yeah, that is what I keep saying every time these "bitcoin is not anonymous" stories pop up. Ditch it and use a cryptocurrency that was designed, engineered and built with anonymity and privacy in mind, like Monero.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
I use Lyx to write, well, almost everything honestly. It was made for writing imo. Leaving all the time wasting details for the core processor not for the author to stress over. It just lets you focus on simply writing the content.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
Thank you very much! That is very interesting.
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by X86BSD 9y ago
I have only used Vudu a couple of times in the past. What I would be interested in is a paper or someone able to tell me about their HDX format? I was impressed with the visual quality of that when it first came out. Does anyone have any de

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