bifrost

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by bifrost 7y ago
I dug into it, it appears to be true...
452.
by bifrost 7y ago
IMHO this one is better :) http://emptormaven.com/img/NFA_Pistol_AOW_SBR.jpg
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by bifrost 7y ago
Its ableist to say that someone's choice to exercise free will is somehow coerced or violent because they suffer from depression and/or pain. I certainly don't like suicide but I don't get to make that choice for other p
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by bifrost 7y ago
Hardly. It does almost nothing and this has been studied and has been continually ignored because the hysteria machine needs something to grind against.
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by bifrost 7y ago
When its classified by the ATF as a rifle. I'm 1000% serious, their rules are byzantine (and stupid).
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by bifrost 7y ago
Suicide isn't violence and its ableist to claim otherwise, that statistic mangling needs to stop. If you dig in, only 2700 homicides a year (including lawful shootings by LEOs) are comitted with firearms, and its dropping due to means
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by bifrost 7y ago
https://www.ovpn.com/en/dns-leak-test For those of us who don't speak Swedish...
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by bifrost 7y ago
> Now, his family is convinced the culprit is the Juul that was never far from his side since he was 15 years old. 15?!?!? His parents are insane for knowingly letting him smoke/vape, they should be charged with neglect! Its illegal
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Zuck says cloud computing is too expensive(techradar.com)
15 points by bifrost 7y ago|0 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
I was talking about actual Russia not Ukraine/etc. We could talk about the USSR but not everyone gets what that is anymore...
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by bifrost 7y ago
This blog is somewhat absurd. Yes, the "hit by a meteor" claim is lame but the other side of things is even more terrible. If we're actually worried about the things that are going to be likely to kill us -> Drowning, Cars
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by bifrost 7y ago
A 500 person thats missing what you've posted -> they're in trouble. Even a 50 person company without that is in for a bad time. Do they have good advisors?
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by bifrost 7y ago
Dare I ask your opinion of Matjes? That said, I've heard a some dissent from younger swedes about surströmming but not about Kalles heh.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I love Kalles! I've eaten it since I was a kid. I make regular trips to IKEA just to buy it, apparently they're one of the US's largest importers of Swedish food. But yes, its very different than what most Americans think of
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by bifrost 7y ago
Meritocratic -> You could look at postings/content as "points" and then keep a running tally and let people use their "points" for things. Medium does this AFAIK (although apparently they turn them into dollars f
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by bifrost 7y ago
Thanks for clarifying, it sounds more like you're talking about Voluntaryism and Libertarian ideas. People paying an amount that they feel is fair vs prescribed is very forward thinking and I wish you luck! PS: I'd avoid anything
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by bifrost 7y ago
If you can find cases where its cheap, thats great, but its not the case for a lot of people with static compute load. One of my example datacenters is: Private servers, access controlled, etc 12 servers (E5-2438L, 128GB of ram, 6T of RAID
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by bifrost 7y ago
Pre-rendering the landing page can help too.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I think there was a song about that.
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by bifrost 7y ago
Keyboard Stalin once said -> "The loss of one click is tragic, but the loss of thousands is statistic."
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by bifrost 7y ago
Maybe its for "Social-Ists"? Like a weird way of saying people who like to be social? And hopefully not the kind of socialism that Russia/DPRC employ, that would be the worst of all worlds.
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The World’s Oldest Tree Lives in Sweden(swedesinthestates.com)
163 points by bifrost 7y ago|34 comments
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by bifrost 7y ago
It appears to be down?
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by bifrost 7y ago
I had a 32 node on-prem 512 core 8TB of RAM cluster in 2014, all local SSDs. It was fine.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I was talking about "in a datacenter", but yes, you have almost zero elasticity with datacenter buildouts. You can get metered power but that can be a mixed bag since its usually more expensive per KWH. Most companies that "m
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by bifrost 7y ago
Ooooh I gotta check that out!
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by bifrost 7y ago
Its a saying, but since you're being pedantic I'll use my personal favorite example -> Having to use mod_perl or cgi/fcgi is awful.
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by bifrost 7y ago
Yeah, I probably should update things but honestly if I'm going to do that I'm just going to write my own poller/scheduler and be done with it. RRD is pretty efficient so I don't have much need to change.
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by bifrost 7y ago
Be careful, "Spam on the Blockchain" will become a thing.
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by bifrost 7y ago
I'm not sure I follow. Running Elasticsearch on your own isn't that hard but yeah, its more than a couple of clicks. Now that you can use Elastic.co's cloud solution its probably even easier.

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