denkmoon

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by denkmoon 5y ago
I imagine many 18/21 year old voters are well aware of more recent US invasions. Not sure of the relevance of US invasion of Grenada when you can point to post 9/11 foreign policy.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
it is, and it is over the top. Moving up to larger drives every 6 months is insane. Maybe every 3-4 years. Depending on your actual storage requirements of course. Not sure why OP's requirement is to have "few devices". Local
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by denkmoon 5y ago
I think it is more a funny poke at the moral panic surrounding comic books in the 50s?
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by denkmoon 5y ago
Google's main product is ads, not search. Search (and Mail, and Video) are just mechanisms for offering ads. By balkanising the internet they can have a monopoly over offering ads to certain target groups that fall within their walled
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by denkmoon 5y ago
Governmental incompetence exceeds their ability to regulate. Google have the capacity to pull off a lot more than Governments. Google would have a walled garden if they could afford to lose the users and manufacturers that would revolt agai
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by denkmoon 5y ago
Set and Setting folks.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
The best prison in the world is still a prison.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
In Australia, with our "National Broadband Network" rollout, the highest speed plan a retail customer could get was 100mbit down and 40mbit up (100/40). In the last few years, this has now changes to 100/20 (and you need
939.
by denkmoon 5y ago
This is a tragedy. How will we all access the torrents of corporate spam?! My managers have been running around like headless chickens. Great spectator sport.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
Fait accompli. People who use Windows Home will happily comply.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
Inexpensive, but requires balls of steel to work on a naked CRT. Of course it is reasonably safe if you do it properly, but as an amateur it's something I'd like to do but scares the shit out of me.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
>an entire pot of coffee and ended it with up to an entire bottle of wine. Uppers in the morning and downers at night is a common medical approach to managing severe allergies Pardon? Can anyone elaborate on this idea?
943.
by denkmoon 5y ago
How to inflame a delicate situation for 300 please.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
And the permissions problem? My experience with NFS is that permissions fall over the moment you've got root on a box that is allowed to connect. You're essentially relying on network level access control to prevent naughtyness. I
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by denkmoon 5y ago
What daughterboard is he using here? It would be useful for me to carry around a little pi gateway with more than 1 ethernet.
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by denkmoon 5y ago
I've been using intel nucs as mini hypervisors for years. They are amazing little machines that I can shove in a cabinet somewhere - quiet, low powered, but good enough that you can do actual tasks on them, unlike an Atom (at the time,
947.
by denkmoon 5y ago
I could deal with this for maybe a week. 6 years is just mind-bending. Incredible endurance/tolerance.
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by denkmoon 6y ago
> I'm extremely sensitive to bitter flavors, black coffee is a lost cause for me. Perhaps coffee just isn't for you? The bitterness is part of what is enjoyable. Tea is probably more your thing.
949.
by denkmoon 6y ago
I prefer to have actual access control rather than relying on my adversary not being able to iterate ints.
950.
by denkmoon 6y ago
One could argue the bullet is an unwilling participant. The firing pin is the real perp.
951.
by denkmoon 6y ago
The consequences of being ddosed are not exactly the same as the consequences of being stabbed. I think you'll survive this terrible, unlikely ordeal.
952.
by denkmoon 6y ago
How many competitive games are you playing where the enemy team is an admin on your teamspeak server and feels it is appropriate to ddos you?
953.
by denkmoon 6y ago
Do you want to be friends with people in a community where having the admin look up your IP and ddos you is acceptable???
954.
by denkmoon 6y ago
If the people you're playing with DDOS you, you need to find new people to play with.
955.
by denkmoon 6y ago
>I think autodidacticism is a better way to learn vs academic path. A better way to learn, yes perhaps. A degree shows that you can consistently show up and complete tasks. That's the important part. I haven't read all your pos
956.
by denkmoon 6y ago
Let's not solve this easily tractable problem because we have other, bigger, less tractable problems to tackle!
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by denkmoon 6y ago
and if I were a manager I would fire the ass of my sysadmin if they unilaterally acted in contravention to the contracts we have with our customers ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by denkmoon 6y ago
>Pictures are an intellectual property of the author This just isn't true in practice on the internet. It never has been, and it never will be. Plenty of argument about copyright law on my siblings, but if you've ever been anyw
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by denkmoon 6y ago
Does one ever get too old for programming? I suspect I will be doing this until the day I die. Hopefully in my old age I can work on things I want to though.
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by denkmoon 6y ago
>People on this thread work as programmers Yes >want to get handsomely rewarded for their work by their company I want a fair portion of the value I generate for my employer > too often too tight-fisted to pay for tools which will

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