bassman9000

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by bassman9000 10y ago
> He's got his foot in the door. That's all he needs right now. That's a nice slippery slope you got in there. There's zero mention to muslims in the text of the order, and it's clearly stated that it's temp
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by bassman9000 10y ago
No, but I'm starting to think I should. Time distorts self-awareness, and having a written record would help.
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Are we going to see preferences in Chrome regarding certificates that link to a different root CA? /cynical off
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by bassman9000 10y ago
> In my experience, asking a question that demands one to recall specific details about a painful event in an interview, which is typically a stressful situation, may produce poor results. Stressful and painful are not the same. Every en
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by bassman9000 10y ago
A good reason why the TV/cable rating comparisons with previous inaugurations are useless
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Must customers request bigger, roomier, comfier cars. Ferrari shapes have purpose beyond aesthetic (aerodynamics are critical in sports carts), and severely limit the options inside.
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by bassman9000 10y ago
> Some kind of high level control will be needed Here's were all your reasoning is flawed. You're advocating for a tyrant, or a central authority like, guess where/when: Venezuela or Soviet Russia. This has been attempted,
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Is it? https://realclimatescience.com/2016/12/100-of-us-warming-is-... > The NOAA raw data shows no warming over the past century > When presented with my claims of fraud, NOAA typically tries to arm wave it
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Could also be interpreted as: "devops is not yet mature/lacking tooling". Don't get me wrong, complexity has grown. Agile is a joke. But, e.g., build systems have been maturing for 30+ years. Their cousins, deploy system
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by bassman9000 10y ago
IMHO, worst AMP feature it's that it's viral: when sharing the link, you're sharing the AMP link, so you force your followers to read the AMP version, and, if they share, they'll share the AMP version...
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Hillary Clinton as a Builder? Building for whom? Have we already forgotten her disastrous State Dep. run? Has she built or destroyed in the Middle East? Whitewashing comes early.
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Yes. It wasn't a mission critical project, so you could afford to kill it, post-mortem it, and build a new, better one.
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Philosophy or history if salary wasn't an issue. Something mechanical/physical if it was. Mechanic sounds good. Who knows, from there to CNC master, 3D printing...
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by bassman9000 10y ago
They won't get far in the small player segment with their current try-before-you-buy policy. Their demo/test services suck. https://cloud.oracle.com/en_US/tryit You need to enter a phone to receive a verifica
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Worked a lot with Solaris 9/10 a few years ago, end of Sun days. Amazing systems. Reliant AF. Zones and ZFS were a delight. The SPARC/Solaris/JVM combo worked great in enterprise apps. We had one server running, with some min
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Same here. I had the gut feeling something had been wrong with the Linux client for a while. Spotify also tends to show up pretty high in h/top, aside from iotop.
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Trump is the new Godwin
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by bassman9000 10y ago
This. One of my greatest shocks when moving to the US: debt is part of your life. You need debt in order to build credit history, which will get you better rates... next time you need debt. I get warnings for not having more credit cards.
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Gerrit Uses Prolog(gerrit-review.googlesource.com)
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by bassman9000 10y ago
Interesting to see that many comments on money buying influence. Yet no one seems to consider the possibility that the most pro-establishment candidate, with a proven track of money-for-favors trafficking is, in Thiel's opinion, a wors
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by bassman9000 10y ago
if you were the police, would you do it? "she says he doesn't have a gun, so there's no way he has one..." do you believe this?
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by bassman9000 10y ago
They're called objects.
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by bassman9000 10y ago
These terrorists tend to be well educated, with degrees in some cases, and have good understanding of the scriptures. Is not an education issue. Nor it's a wealth issue. Attacks happen all over the world, rich or poor. These guys are n
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by bassman9000 10y ago
If you're going to discriminate people based on how educated their decision is, is it knowing the system itself that critical? That's like saying we shouldn't allow people with deep hardware knowledge to write software. What
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by bassman9000 11y ago
CEO Warren Buffett says he agrees that dealing with climate change is important for society, but he doesn’t think climate change creates serious risks for Berkshire’s insurance businesses. Buffett says the fact that Berkshire generally w
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by bassman9000 11y ago
That graph only tells you productivity increase has accelerated in respect to salary increase. Which makes sense, due to technology gains.
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by bassman9000 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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by bassman9000 11y ago
Coming from Europe, I've noticed the jams here (Bay Area) are worse. Mostly, because there are way more cars. But I think it's also because people use less motor brake here (due to almost everyone driving automatic), and tend to s