eointierney

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by eointierney 4y ago
Sad he died, so happy he lived
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by eointierney 4y ago
Privacy is a fundamental Human Right. Only as the Law and all practices comply do they obtain our legitimacy. All else is nonsense
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by eointierney 4y ago
Clonezilla is awesome, fast, stable, flexible, and reliable, from the Taiwan Supercomputing Centre. I used it lots over a decade ago to manage Mac, Windows, and Linux workstations and servers.
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by eointierney 4y ago
Deffo recommend Vorta, good ui, very reliable
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by eointierney 4y ago
That is surely a form of theft, no? It is utterly despicable either way, and exactly the behavior I would expect from a sociopath. I understand the aesthetic appeal of the relatively well-designed products but anyone who buys Apple products
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by eointierney 4y ago
I love football, sometimes called soccer. Messi is the greatest and purest player of football. I study Michaelangelo the same way I study Messi. Art
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by eointierney 4y ago
Is this a party?
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by eointierney 4y ago
You did the good job
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by eointierney 4y ago
I'm only a relative newbie but emacs Literate programming in org-mode with babel and magit and () is Still weird but so much more than a terminal
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Tech Talent Now?
1 points by eointierney 4y ago|2 comments
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by eointierney 4y ago
I love the almost casual awesomeness of people on hn. Thank you all in general and cuSetanta right now
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by eointierney 4y ago
Rpi, tailscale, ampache?
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by eointierney 4y ago
Make Law Mathematical
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by eointierney 4y ago
Web3 is a computational tax on verifiable communication to satisfy financial speculation. Don't.
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by eointierney 4y ago
In your case assuredly so, for you uttered the magical invocation "emacs" which will be supported 'til the heat death of the Universe :)
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by eointierney 4y ago
I reckon SPJ is sufficiently "researchy" that it doesn't really matter how it's applied, it's the research that matters. Also, he seems perpetually delighted that he gets to do what he does, and is paid to do so. He
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by eointierney 4y ago
Too many computers and not enough scientists
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by eointierney 4y ago
I argue that the study of the story of thought is philosophy.
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by eointierney 4y ago
Learn Sanskrit not BNF Tongue in cheek :)
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by eointierney 4y ago
I always enjoy the crapshoot of installing linux on random (recycled) laptops. I've been doing this for decades and I'm always pleasantly surprised at how far we've come. Glitches abound, but so do solutions, and the general
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by eointierney 4y ago
It really is back to the future, isn't it? If emacs then emacs, else $(evil) Org-mode is my favourite superpower, magit is a superb example of nominative determinism, and the underlying trust of GNU is childishly verifiable. RMS for ou
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by eointierney 4y ago
What is stereoscopic reality? Especially with regard to the anthropomorphic notion of Will? Why does it take more power to do good than evil? Does dimensional analysis apply?
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by eointierney 4y ago
Apologies for duplicated submission
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by eointierney 4y ago
Delightful, thank you
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by eointierney 4y ago
Power is the ability to do work quickly. If some is arguing, and they are more powerful, they can "work through" argumentation faster than you. Therefore someone who is more powerful than you can argue faster and more effectively.
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by eointierney 4y ago
I gotta say that Godel's work is perhaps the most misrepresented in (common, non-mathematical) culture of foundational mathematical proofs. Just read the proofs. They're not that difficult. Their consequences are wonderful. Enjoy
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by eointierney 4y ago
I hope they gave the line of awk
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by eointierney 4y ago
Emacs :)
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by eointierney 4y ago
Yes it does, and very well, I just deployed three Flints (GL-AX1800) to do exacly this. Not affiliated, just a happy customer
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by eointierney 4y ago
Readermode fixes this for me

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