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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   The four they own, we're fitted with small cargo doors, as opposed to standard ones, to save pennies. Now, in a world of Dreamliners and A350s, The major life of a second hand 77W is as a freighter, but no one wants these birds cause t
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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   Correct, until a couple of years ago, VA was pretty much owner by Air New Zealand, Singapore Airlines and Etihad each having about 22%. Richard Branson's Virgin Group had less than 10% and the rest was publicly held by mostly retail in
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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   Many ISPs in the US perform DPI, sell anonymized data to marketing companies, slowdown YouTube/Netflix when the backend pipes are congested, etc. If you want your ISP to provide you with a dumb pipe and not interfere with your traffic,
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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   Because my government passed a legislation that forces all ISPs to collect all metadata and to store them and this information is accessible to be searched by multitude of government departments without a warrant. I am, in principle against
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   PsychOS: A Crazy Cool Distro That Pushes Linux Limits(technewsworld.com)

   2 points by aryonoco 6y ago|0 comments
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   Cube CSS(piccalil.li)

   2 points by aryonoco 6y ago|0 comments
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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   Yeah and the Perl 5 to Perl 6 move... oh wait...
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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   Java? Where I am, the language of computer science is, and has been for the last 5 years or so, Python. I rarely see Java outside enterprise applications anymore (and Android, though it's being supplanted by Kotlin there). Java is the
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   by aryonoco 6y ago

   PPC is/was different from POWER. Technically related but they diverged enough that it was a different ISA for all intents and purposes
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    Used it in the days it required everything to run as root (Sudo). Then discovered homebrew and have never looked back. Every package I've looked at is better maintained on brew. Why do you think MP is superior?
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    Or Python, or ES6 JS. Or Rust. or Go. Or TypeScript. Or Swift. or Kotlin. Or anything (half) sane and useful going forward basically.
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    This is one reason I'm so excited about Deno. It's basically like browser, but for (ESM) modules. Solves so many of node's problems.
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    Thank you for your input, but thus is not TechCrunch. We understand the problems with PoW, and we also know that a lot of interesting research is being done on top of Ethereum. For your reference, Ethereum is moving away from PoW.
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    Wait, we're talking about the same company that now owns RedHat, and whose next CEO will be RedHat's CEO, right? The same RedHat that has been the number one contributor to the Linux kernel, Gnome, and many other projects for over
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    This stores locally, and if you want sync you can use use Dropbox or Google Drive or roll out your own with rsync and cron jobs. How can it be any more self hosted than this?
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    I remember there was a whole Linux distro written in XUL. Can't remember its name for the life of me, but from memory it was vaguely based on RedHat and was targeting kiosks and internet appliances. I remember setting it up for my pare
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    by aryonoco 6y ago

    Best quote from an analyst: “Every writedown takes Wework’s carrying value closer to reality. Clearly the value is zero,”