atomi

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by atomi 6y ago
Using `docker-machine` You can use an environment variable to pull from a local docker mirror from new bare VMs. `export ENGINE_REGISTRY_MIRROR= https://mirror.mysite.com`
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by atomi 6y ago
> isn't going to destroy Oregon's wine-growing regions within our lifetimes Shameless.
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by atomi 6y ago
Your moral objectivity is concerning.
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by atomi 6y ago
> ...they tell the public what it wants to hear That's because it's a sure fire way to get elected in a democracy.
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by atomi 6y ago
So Mr Scott is communicating the idea that the global accumulation of CO2 prior to the 1500s was not only caused by indigenous people but it was so great that their mass "die-off" created a cooler climate for 300 years. Incredible
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by atomi 6y ago
Reddit admins have their own window of discourse and it's certainly colored by personal biases. But, it should say a lot that "Let's kill all the lawyers" would likely result in a ban. Reddit risks closing the window of
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by atomi 6y ago
I'm so bearish on humanity. A future like The Expanse is starting to look optimistic.
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by atomi 6y ago
There is a bit of upfront work, but backups are thereafter automated.
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by atomi 6y ago
I would recommend running a registry mirror as it's fairly straightforward. https://docs.docker.com/registry/recipes/mirror/
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by atomi 6y ago
Ask Native Americans.
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by atomi 6y ago
My rPi3, running Arch, has an up time of close to 3 years on the same SD card. It runs various Docker containers including 1 for MiniFlux. It's mostly idle but when I need it, it's been reliably there for me. Maybe, I've been
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by atomi 6y ago
I agree with everything you said. But this comment is a great example of a rant you don't want to see on Twitter.
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by atomi 6y ago
I'm hearing a lot of oppression of Palestinians coming out of Israel. I think it's our obligation to call out oppression no matter who's committing it.
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by atomi 6y ago
I tend to prefer free market censorship, done by a private entity as an exercise of their right, than unilateral censorship from any government entity. The latter conveniently unconstitutional.
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by atomi 6y ago
I think the above poster probably means to say "unilaterally."
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by atomi 6y ago
Tech workers are able to work from home. The great news is that they can sit in front of a screen and type away in any state and still be just as productive - few can boast that!
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by atomi 6y ago
This is great. Can you add /r/all?
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by atomi 6y ago
> An enormous waste of programmer effort and time You've just described a whole lot of programming work.
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by atomi 6y ago
Was this figure from the previous quarter or the same quarter last year?
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by atomi 6y ago
> ... results are not statistically conclusive and for 4 or more days after exposure there is no statistical evidence that hydroxychloroquine is effective in reducing the appearance of symptoms. https://arxiv.org/abs&#x2F
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by atomi 6y ago
All squash is native to Mesoamerica and Andes. Neither term is really correct. I believe the indigenous people of Mesoamerica called it chayotl. The Spanish, who were the first Europeans to come across squash call it calabaza - which is p
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by atomi 6y ago
The gaslighting is so intellectually lazy too. It's a national shame that it works.
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by atomi 6y ago
All that extra liquidity is going straight to capital assets. People think deflationary assets are a good thing (for themselves), but they tend to promote stagnation.
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by atomi 6y ago
Apparently a whole lot when it comes to a corrupt federal police force - from made up charges to family being targeted. The list goes on.
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by atomi 6y ago
This is an extremely vague retort. Are you proposing the government should have no attached requirements to qualify for subsidies? Are you flatly against all regulation when a particular company is given tax money? For what it's worth,
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by atomi 6y ago
Perhaps that's something the taxpayers should demand?
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by atomi 6y ago
Those are often subsidized by taxpayers.
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by atomi 6y ago
According to his bio, he's a Harvard graduate. I don't see how someone with that kind of education could be so easily mislead.
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by atomi 6y ago
Do you have a reference to your claims? According to this, Judge Sullivan rejected the assertions of FBI entrapment and prosecutorial malfeasance: > Similar to Horowitz’s findings, the court ruling undercut arguments that the FBI investi
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by atomi 6y ago
You cannot argue that there wouldn't be more infections if we hadn't shut down. That is, if we hadn't shut down, we'd have exponentially more infections right now. There are deleterious effects to shutting down. But your

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