alar44

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721.
by alar44 5y ago
That's not chess, that is a completely different game. The only similarity is that they are both board games.
722.
by alar44 5y ago
Yeah, chess.com and Lichess both have a bunch of variants.
723.
by alar44 5y ago
Lack of culture and education mostly. Lack of anonymity. Tribalism. Gossip. Conservatism. Racism. Good ol boys. Local government corruption. Brain drain. Shrinking populations. Low wage jobs. Tiny or non-existent dating pool. Hospital far a
724.
by alar44 5y ago
Mm, I agree. Shallow and pedantic.
725.
by alar44 5y ago
Thats just not true. I found the study you're referencing and it says in 2013 mean ICU occupancy was 68%. If you zoom out on the map you'll see the US avg is 83%. Did you even look at it? Some states are like 9/10 at 100% cap
726.
by alar44 5y ago
I have no idea how to respond to the overcrowded hospitals. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/covid-hospitals-... Hospitals have been jam packed the entire time. There is data everywhere to support
727.
by alar44 5y ago
Because this isn't the case anywhere in a public space. Where do you go that you're required to be identified by the government?
728.
by alar44 5y ago
I think Joe Rogan is awful as well. I'm not going to try to silence him though or an entire platform. I just don't listen to his material.
729.
by alar44 5y ago
"If you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find something in them which will hang him." Joni and Neil can do whatever they want and I respect that. What bothers me are all of the virtue signale
730.
by alar44 5y ago
Yikes. Pushing IPv6 traffic through the IPv4 tunnel is just bad software design, seems like a bug. That's just bizarre. Incidentally, none of our clients used that. The issue is similar though, but different root causes.
731.
by alar44 5y ago
Sounds like your proximity to the restaurants is the issue, not using an app.
732.
by alar44 5y ago
They still track you with your phone number anyway. Unless their app is pulling data from your phone, I'm not exactly sure what they're gaining here.
733.
by alar44 5y ago
You want government sponsored MFA for video games? That's insane.
734.
by alar44 5y ago
I worked at an MSP during the peak of covid getting remote workers at many different companies settled in. When turning off IPv6 solved connectivity problems, 100% of the time it was because IPv6 DNS was taking precedence over IPv4. IPv6 DN
735.
by alar44 5y ago
All that shows is podcasts are more popular than TV. They are completely different formats. Misleading graph at best.
736.
by alar44 5y ago
100%. Anytime something happens to a PC it's either the sever, internet, or the network is down! Or all 3! Right. Our entire network is down and IT has no idea, thanks for the help Karen. You learn to keep things simple and make as few
737.
by alar44 5y ago
They 100% most certainly don't. I would have no idea what anything is on my network if every workstation's MAC addresses was constantly changing. Some OS's do randomize per SSID, but it doesn't constantly change, it woul
738.
by alar44 5y ago
If your firewall has exploitable outdated firmware, I might argue it's worse than no firewall because now you potentially have malicious code living on your network. Whereas if you don't have a firewall (on a home network) there g
739.
by alar44 5y ago
Well of course your VPN won't work if the firewall isn't routing IPv6. That's a configuration problem and has nothing to do with IPv6 itself.
740.
by alar44 5y ago
Here you go, dossrc.zip https://archive.sundby.com/retro/DR-DOS/
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by alar44 5y ago
The major difference is the synchronicity in communication. When you write code you can sit and ponder. When someone asks you a question in a conversation, you cant just walk away, think about it, and come back 15 minutes later. It's l
742.
by alar44 5y ago
There is some merit to that approach though. For example, I moved IT support requests from a messaging system to an actual ticketing system. The number of requests actually dropped because if they aren't getting help instantly they&#x2
743.
by alar44 5y ago
Sounds like normal best practice for a secure environment full of shitheads to me. The hell does this have to do with Facebook? What website am I on?
744.
by alar44 5y ago
Maybe. Python 3.2 was fine, I moved my stuff over to that shortly after it came out in 2011. Waiting this long to upgrade 2.7 code is completely on the user.
745.
by alar44 5y ago
Ok, hold up your sign and keep voting harder.
746.
by alar44 5y ago
Removing a sunsetted, deprecated language is hardly a breaking change. If you're going to use old stuff the onus is on you to do whatever crazy workarounds are needed. Python 3 came out almost 15 years ago .
747.
by alar44 5y ago
No, that doesn't make any sense on any level.
748.
by alar44 5y ago
Do you like your steak well done or more rare? Overcooked is rubbery. If you're eating rarer steak that's turning out rubbery, it's a shitty cut of meat.
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by alar44 5y ago
Yeah you won't even be able to decompress the kernel, you'll need at least a few MB of RAM (and even that would be heroic). Google SPI SRAM, pretty easy to use.
750.
by alar44 5y ago
I think your access point is the bottleneck, not WiFi.

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