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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Give me a version of every standard text editor that can let me display and edit these ASV files when I just need to quickly hack something, and sure, I'll use it. CSV is directly editable in any text editor and manipulable by standard
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
It probably is declared somewhere deep in the user agreement.
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
It's been around for quite a bit longer than that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_flat_Earth_societies
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
The NZ Ultra Fast Broadband project is delivering a lot more FTTP, whereas the Australian National Broadband Network started out delivering FTTP and switched to a primarily FTTN network after an election caused a change of government, much
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
We also don't have the same type of deep distrust of government that some other Western countries have - which is not to say that Australians love their governments, far from it, but we don't exactly have a strong anti-government
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Give me sources, or I'll say you're just plain wrong. Conduct that amounts to war crimes will amount to an offence either under the Defence Force Discipline Act or under civilian law - ADFIS and AFP do investigate this stuff, thou
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Pew Forum estimates 67 million in 2011. http://www.pewforum.org/files/2011/12/ChristianityAppendixC....
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Then use -Wno-* to disable specific warnings that are problematic, when they become problematic. That solves 90% of the issues with using -Werror.
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
RMS' objection to "intellectual property" isn't an objection to the concept of property in general, but rather an objection to conflating the rights that are associated with tangible property with the rights that are gra
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
I'm torn between liking this view of personal data as property and also liking the view of Richard Stallman and the FSF that "intellectual property" is a legal fiction that we ought to resist. What does it actually mean to &q
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
The first step towards this is having useful industry standards for auditing and certification that actually work... then you can think about an insurance market where insurers force certification.
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
I also work at a similarly large company. Some of our internal infrastructure systems are 10-20 years old - some could definitely do with a complete rewrite, but in the meantime, they're mission critical systems. As for our products
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
To be clear - there's the Apache OpenWhisk project ( https://openwhisk.incubator.apache.org ) which was initially developed and released by IBM. IBM Bluemix, of course, offers OpenWhisk on their platform, but you can set up y
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
You can employ local workers and stimulate the local economy - the owners of capital still extract profits and take them back home. All else being equal, a locally-owned business is better for the local economy than a foreign-owned business
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Stupid Solutions to Stupid Problems: Hardcoding Your SSH Key in the Kernel(sthbrx.github.io)
2 points by ajdlinux 9y ago|0 comments
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
I'd argue that it makes certain types of corruption more/less likely, and that what really matters, either way, is the strength of your institutional safeguards - which means being highly centralised can be a force multiplier in
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
We have to distinguish here between a single, centralised police force that handles all levels of policing across the country (which is what most commenters replying to your comment seem to be debunking), and having a single, centralised &q
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
My apologies, I'm an Australian, and anything that an Australian says should be assumed to be sarcastic until proven otherwise.
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
TfL and the Greater London Authority being controlled by notable Brexiteers like Sadiq Khan, of course...
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Stupid Solutions to Stupid Problems: Hardcoding Your SSH Key in the Kernel(sthbrx.github.io)
2 points by ajdlinux 9y ago|0 comments
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NCSI – Nice Network You've Got There(sthbrx.github.io)
7 points by ajdlinux 9y ago|0 comments
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Hmm, is there no offline mode at all for chip + PIN?
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Any more info about QCC? edit: googled it, https://www.landley.net/qcc/
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Alas, this is why "smartphone insurance" is now a market segment
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
$1000 USD is 1.8 weeks full time of the minimum wage in my country (Australia). It might be dumb for a minimum wage earner to spend 1.8 weeks of their income on a mobile phone, but I absolutely believe a certain subset of working-class Au
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Regular old gitk is one of the few tools that I find performant-enough to use on the Linux kernel tree.
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Wait, there's fees for transferring money from your bank account in the US?
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
Alas, if I still had my Nokia 1100 from a decade ago, it would now be useless to me - not because the device has failed, but because Australia no longer has GSM/2G phone networks as of this year... ...actually, it wouldn't quite b
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
I live in Canberra, a planned city that in many ways is amazing and wonderful - but it too suffers from the assumption of the time that cars were the way of the future, as well as assumptions about population growth that didn't quite p
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by ajdlinux 9y ago
They're not in conflict , per se, and they are indeed both important - but progress towards one of these goals has the advantage of serving the goals of megacorps, while the other one does not. FWIW, I work as an open source developer

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