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epx
8y ago
Domestic abuse, misogyny, intellectual abandonment (in case you don't spend your last penny giving your kids the absolute best trips and toys), there is a whole industry dedicated to make you feel belittled and a failure, especially
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epx
8y ago
Society made incredibly risky to have kids, or even marry. You are culprit of an infinite number of crimes unless you prove yourself innocent all the time. What could go wrong?
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epx
8y ago
Yes, the articulation is the only difference from a span-bolstered car with 8/12 axles.
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epx
8y ago
I have a faint recall of a DJB text with more in-depth discussion around the topic, thanks anyway for providing a true reference!
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epx
8y ago
I like the Linus Torvalds' interpretation: that (almost) everything is actually a file descriptor. The few things that are not, like fork() returns, are subject to criticism (DJB wrote about how fork() should return an fd, I just could
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epx
8y ago
So in the end the permanently coupled tuple of cars is handled as a single car, it kind of proves that every car must have a toilet? Or perhaps the next manager reiterates the rationale and decides to put just one toilet every two car tuple
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epx
8y ago
I think it is a proper word, I don't think they had much of a choice under that regime
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epx
8y ago
In countries that happen to have low inflation. When inflation rises, government makes sure ordinary people cannot hedge against it.
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epx
8y ago
Here in Brazil it is very cheap, because it grows everywhere. Used to plant in the backyard when I was a child.
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epx
8y ago
Thanks for the mention of this test. I scored 51, but for some reason I am known as the 'right wing conservative AWM' in some circles. I just suppose that even liberal people judge by looks (I do look like the prototypical AWM)
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epx
8y ago
It was a near tragedy, a man died in the process, but someway it is comforting to see everybody concentrated on a problem like this, trying to help fellow people, than waging war etc.
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epx
8y ago
Cockatiels also have an uncanny intelligence - they recognize different people, behave and play differently with each one of them, I always wonder how idle my surplus of 1298g of brain is...
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epx
8y ago
Remembers me what happens when I have patience to talk a minute with a beggar. Ask where he comes from, this kind of chit-chat. The initial money request is often forgotten. People really want to be noted, acknowledged they exist, and heard
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epx
8y ago
One thing I disliked in blogs, which made me migrate back to an old-school website, was the low bar of writing on a blog, and I ended up writing a lot of impulsive rants. Publishing on your own site makes you think twice and work the opinio
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epx
8y ago
Sure. Basically, fear from lock-in, fear from having to do major rewrites because version+1 is completely different, or because vendor ditches the whole thing or goes bankrupt. To be fair, Java and .NET fared well since then - both still ex
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epx
8y ago
Perhaps I will. I have a huge bias - PTSD from frameworks and I could not swallow why GNOME tried to steer to .NET/Mono at one point.
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epx
8y ago
It already felt 1990ish back then, a "me too" moment because of Java. At least it was not tied to a PL but they couldn't refrain from inventing yet another one anyway.
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epx
8y ago
.NET, Java, etc. all sound so 1990-ish.
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epx
8y ago
This.
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epx
8y ago
Well I didn't know that until today. Some information campaigns would be good.
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epx
8y ago
There was a famous phrase by a hockey player (Gretsky?) - I don't go where the ball is, I go where it is going to.
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epx
8y ago
I am the 'good cop' here in da house :D
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epx
8y ago
This is one reason I refuse to go to typical tourist destinations. The other reason is, tourists are fleeced. My parents paid 6, 7 Euro for a bottle of water in Europe!
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epx
8y ago
Made my day! Thanks for this.
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epx
8y ago
Great text, a bit difficult to understand. I have written a 'digested' version in the process of understanding the concept: https://epxx.co/artigos/dof_en.html#pmp
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epx
8y ago
I did a pretty simple teeth whitening treatment. The chemicals penetrate some micropores in the tooth and "explode" there, causing pain on very small disturbances like breathing cold air trough the mouth. It was gone after one day
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epx
8y ago
Yeah but every chlorine atom up there is a nanomachine that destroys all ozone molecules it can touch, and it lasts one century in average. So, given enough, no amount of ozone generation can compensate.
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epx
8y ago
China, obviously.
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8y ago
I used to.
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epx
8y ago
Windows must die.
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