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esoterae
6y ago
Am I the only person that finds it odd that a self-professed throwaway account is anonymously attempting to speak for RC?
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esoterae
6y ago
I think that means you're using SO as a tool..?
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esoterae
6y ago
Those witches have a right to be on fire. Where's my pitchfork?
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6y ago
> Again, I’m not saying that systemd is perfect but that most of the complaints tend not to acknowledge the many problems it solved It solved nothing but the problems made up to justify its existence. And the ones those faux solutions c
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esoterae
6y ago
The conventions "Do one thing and do it well", and "Don't break the user experience" are not threadbare or shabby. Not UNIX nor its derivatives did spring fully formed from the foreheads of K̶n̶u̶t̶h̶ Thompson or R
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7y ago
Just following up to point out the subsequent publication of the existence of a report by US intelligence services indicating a massive cover-up of actual SARS-CoV-2 involvement statistics for Wuhan and across all of mainland China. I submi
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esoterae
7y ago
These are all countries with aggressive health programs developed in the aftermath of SARS and honed by H1N1. You're comparing apples and oranges not only in terms of border controls limiting ingress after recognition, but also SARS-C
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esoterae
7y ago
Don't assume the data going into this model has anything to do with reality. There's a very, very good reason that the China data almost perfectly fits a curve. That's because they used a quadratic equation to generate the
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esoterae
7y ago
Sort of. But no snapshots. Wanna use LVM for snapshots? 33% performance hit for the entire LV per snapshot, by implementation. ZFS? ~1% hit. I've never been able to see any difference at the workloads I run, whereas with LVM it was
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7y ago
Where there's smoke, there's fire
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7y ago
I'd say they got their money's worth the first time, what with the facially obvious false explanation
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7y ago
Ummm technically if the computer systems in question were secure, wouldn't demonstration be impossible? Q.E.D.
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7y ago
Again with comparing apples and basketballs. There are alternatives to Google search. I used them before Google existed. I still use them today, when I want to. I have the choice , which is exactly the difference between the telco monop
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esoterae
7y ago
You never used the old long-distance telephone system, did you? The only thing that was gold plated were the executive bathrooms at AT&T.
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7y ago
And what % of people that actually have alternatives like FiOS (unlike me) don't subscribe to comcast? Saying 50% of subscribers in Comcast's footprint is prevaricating about the bush AF. Why, you ask? If 50% of potential Com
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7y ago
I have comcast service in one of the most dense urban environments in the US. I have no alternative. I am being bled dry because there is no competition of similar service. Please, if you're going to compare things at least stick to f
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esoterae
7y ago
The controller has its own complete page, and the link is at the bottom of this page.
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esoterae
8y ago
Estimates don't fly in aviation.
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8y ago
I find interesting that all these analyses of transportation modes generally fail to take into account the bootstrap and maintenance cost of the infrastructure. Roads are absolutely awful in terms of carbon cost, why isn't there more
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esoterae
8y ago
Whataboutism is escapist, used to sow discord, and as such is a method of division commonly used to attempt the derailment [ha] of an otherwise useful discussion.
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8y ago
Robocallers are a problem! You can help fight this and make a difference with just a few simple steps! First, you... Please subscribe for only $N per month to keep reading!
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esoterae
8y ago
It's a Z4. Chassis and engine.
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esoterae
8y ago
icydk, $ is redundant on alpha variable names within $(( ... ) HNY! (:
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esoterae
8y ago
Stop trying to make pipenv happen; it's not going to happen.
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esoterae
8y ago
An SNES.
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8y ago
Technically we've known for decades that humans can sleep while flying airplanes :+/
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8y ago
This is a witch-hunt by Murdoch, I'm guessing. 500,000 people's information with the potential to have leaked, and yet Facebook and Equifax fucking skate on DEMONSTRABLY having leaked well over half of America's personal
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esoterae
12y ago
PKD aside, wow, whoever wrote that review needs to /* */ out #include pompous_wordy_dickbag.h
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12y ago
I take issue with your hypothesis. Tablets and chromebooks have already been around for several years. Why do I still use a desktop for work? Why don't I just ssh everywhere from my eyepad? Because they suck at making me productive.
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12y ago
How apropos that the link is showing unavailable after timeout & errors after only 17 minutes of being posted. <Verizon> It's definitely not us. Yep. Not it.
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