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by geggam 8y ago
When I was in the military sleep deprivation worked wonders on falling asleep. Could sleep anywhere. The hood of a humvee was my preferred spot.
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by geggam 8y ago
Perhaps the silver lining would be the more people exposed to the screwed up legal system the sooner it really gets fixed ?
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by geggam 8y ago
The following URL discusses using aircrete to build with and there are many advantages. Permits are interesting to navigate. I recommend engaging a local contractor for advice as it would help you significantly https://www.domeg
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by geggam 8y ago
Reads like a breaking Bad prequel in the making
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by geggam 8y ago
reminds me of this quote “If I owned Texas and Hell, I would rent out Texas and live in Hell” ― Philip Henry Sheridan
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by geggam 8y ago
Frankly more jobs is a good thing. Where I live there are many people looking for work / barely scraping by.
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by geggam 8y ago
Interesting to me that the downvoted comments on this story are the ones discussing how the NSA is violating its charter and the constitution. Used to be cryptotechs in the navy listening to foreign countries had to destroy media if they ac
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by geggam 8y ago
The fact they are part of the problem existing today is only logical. They are there and we have problems.
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by geggam 8y ago
No standing politician can cure our existing politics
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by geggam 8y ago
This leads to my second question. Why NAT if ipv6 and routing ? Surely the performance is better routing ?
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by geggam 8y ago
As a note... you could dabble in OpenBSD and have what is in my opinion a much more stable experience
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by geggam 8y ago
How does this work with IPV6 ?
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by geggam 8y ago
Google seems to be joining the tinfoil crowd https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=No-Speck...
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by geggam 8y ago
Everything the NSA and the US govt touches is suspect. Anything less is silly
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by geggam 8y ago
remember this guy ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Snowden
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by geggam 8y ago
Amen
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by geggam 8y ago
Because people who run the social networks run into the capitalists who explain to them how much money they can make. Centralizing that network is how you profit. Humans are greedy.
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by geggam 8y ago
Gravity has less of an impact on something already on the ground
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by geggam 8y ago
Because that is 3 months of the year. The other 9 are perfect weather. Essentially we don't have to shovel snow during our hibernation season
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by geggam 8y ago
LOL ...the hemlock folks are downvoting this
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by geggam 8y ago
Sucks for folks like Socrates doesnt it ?
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by geggam 8y ago
Watching the points go up and down on this is interesting
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by geggam 8y ago
HN voting is a groupthink censor
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by geggam 8y ago
>Many AWS services have no architectural scaling limits. S3, Lambda, API Gateway, DynamoDB, SNS, and SQS are examples. And you can always take comfort in knowing that many people are actively using the service at far greater scale than y
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by geggam 8y ago
Nothing is reduced just shifted away from your perspective. You pay for the server running your serverless code. You just share that cost. Sharing the cost brings benefits but it also brings pain. First time you hit an AWS hard limit you w
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by geggam 8y ago
Shotgun with birdshot.
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by geggam 8y ago
Really ? Everything I use today seems to have some micro processor thing in it. Cars can run into things and typically this causes damage and can cause loss of life, as an example where bugs can kill folks.
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by geggam 8y ago
Moral imperative of forced medicine meeting the moral imperative to protect the weak. Who has more rights ?
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by geggam 8y ago
Little note .... The Constitution does not grant rights. It protects natural rights inherent to man. The Constitution also limits the govt... not the people.
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by geggam 8y ago
How do you install the virtual machine software ? Where do you put the trust ?

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