denkmoon

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by denkmoon 3y ago
Why would anyone browse the internet without a blocker?
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by denkmoon 3y ago
That's a tradeoff like everything else in life. You're trading visual quality for longevity.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Andrew Tanenbaum's Distributed Systems is the gold standard textbook on the subject. https://www.distributed-systems.net/index.php/books/ds4/
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by denkmoon 3y ago
some of us have very "stuffy noses". I frequently get blocked nasal passages, and only by religiously using a steroidal nasal spray can I breath through my nose. I've had to travel to another city just to get my nasal spray o
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by denkmoon 3y ago
I love my stainless steel pans but there is a reason non stick pans are by far the most popular. It requires planning (ie. food cannot come straight from the refridgerator) and technique (get pan hot _before_ adding oil/fat) to not lea
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Every dishwasher manual and the instructions for every dishwasher detergent I've ever bought/read pretty clearly instructs you to scrape debris off and then put them in the dishwasher dirty. I never understood why people feel the
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Sure. I would say it is evidently true to me. As stated, humans are fragile. A punch or fall can easily cause brain injury leading to death. Get in an advantageous position on a person and they are going to have a real hard time preventing
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Ha, sounds like you've been working on this pointless thing for what, 4-6 weeks? When I worked for my country's defence organisation, I was the "primary development resource" on a project to rebuild the login page for th
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by denkmoon 3y ago
FYI Mario Kart for the Switch has a handful of accessibility options that help less experienced/younger/elderly players stay in the game and on the course without taking away from the fun.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
You dramatically underestimate the physical capability of the people you know. Humans are strong and humans are fragile. Every single one of them could kill another human in a pre-technological society.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Capital punishment is immoral not because death is sufficient to absolve guilt but because we lack sufficient certainty of guilt. Death is just death, it doesn't absolve guilt.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
I refuse to watch ads and would sooner change my lifestyle to exclude watching TV or youtube than watch ads. It is blatant psychological manipulation. Fortunately there are technological means to avoid ads and get to watch the things I want
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Don't use google?
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by denkmoon 3y ago
What a ridiculous premise, and quite self serving. Anyone can upload a PDF (or even other formats that are libre!) to the internet, and a group of other people can then go peer review that document. Scientific method and peer review are sci
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Language is fluid :)
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Can’t you do that “AWS native” with private link or vpc peering? I’m a noob with these so I don’t understand the benefit of netmaker
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Once off lifetime memberships suck. They seem good but once they've got my money (and spent it in that year's budget or whatever), I'm basically just a free user with extra obligations from the company's perspective. I s
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by denkmoon 3y ago
I wonder if this comes from being more sedentary. Cannabis doesn't exactly lead you to wanting to go for a run. (cue all the responses saying how they love to go for a run after a joint) Would also like to see the impact of consumption
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by denkmoon 3y ago
This gave me a good laugh. I too have been here.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
They aren't (that would make Nintendo's case pretty clear cut), but you can find them fairly easily through the regular channels if you're familiar with piracy.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
That's the "legal" way, dumping your own copy of horizon OS, your console's keys, your carts and their keys. Of course it's quicker and easier to just download someone else's keys and dumps, and you're not
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by denkmoon 3y ago
The mailbox? On your property? that you paid for an installed (or bought off the previous owner), is government/usps property and they'll steal a parcel that someone else has delivered to it? That's insane lmao
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Signal Passed at Danger
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Imagine living to work. I sure hope its worth it to you.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Real happy powerdns user sounding off. I've only ever run it for internal dev stuff but it's great.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Why bring ego into it? It's just bottom line thinking, that's all. Is there any good reason to think ego is a part of it?
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by denkmoon 3y ago
No police support besides all the off duty coppers that showed up
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Pirates are better archivists than any media company. The effort put in to meticulous curation of content libraries on private trackers is really incredible.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
Too bad for them. I would assume that getting a royalty off my streaming of something earns them more money than my piracy of something, but I guess they don't want my money.
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by denkmoon 3y ago
How this works is that .internal never appears in the root DNS servers, it's that simple. Then, in my private DNS on my private network I create an authoritative .internal zone.

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