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541.
by ggm 7mo ago
It should be noted the victorious party with a super majority is hardly left wing. Like other non Hungarians I'm glad, but the substantial questions around Hungarian postures to the EU, towards migrants, persisting antisemitism remain.
542.
by ggm 7mo ago
I'm guessing you aren't 64, like I am.
543.
by ggm 7mo ago
Uruguay offers amazing entry experience and long visa with no conditions for technology workers. I'm not saying BA won't cut it, I prefer BA to Montevideo in some ways (10yo experiences mind you) just that you have a good rational
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by ggm 7mo ago
My domain hosted at google workspace mailing lists are increasingly marked as spam, because google uses central Google identities sending them and every workspace @mydomain is tainted by whatever spam other hosted workspaces acquire. They h
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by ggm 7mo ago
Thanks for the tip!
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by ggm 7mo ago
It's fully scripted. The hokum is pre-planned.
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by ggm 7mo ago
Dear NASA. Please dial back the poetics and rhetoric. Be more like ATC than Shakspear.
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by ggm 7mo ago
The craft has aerodynamics and speed. It might be figuratively true "unrecoverable" but if it takes e.g. 2 weeks to complete a return, their oxygen and food and batteries ran out. Alternatively if it enters too fast they return ..
549.
by ggm 7mo ago
Time triggered Ethernet is part of aircraft certified data bus and has a deep, decades long history. I believe INRIA did work on this, feeding Airbus maybe. It makes perfect sense when you can design for it. An aircraft is a bounded problem
550.
by ggm 7mo ago
Virtualwarden and caddy are a perfect duo. A letsencrypt cert automatically issued and renewed over the tls path into your own store.
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by ggm 7mo ago
Update the matrix on the source site?
552.
by ggm 7mo ago
When you try to write a story and they turn every story into at least 2 stories, applied recursively.
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by ggm 7mo ago
I think I'm saying it's leverage as punishment: "do what we want or this happens to you" combined with "we can un-do this pain, if you do what we want"
554.
by ggm 7mo ago
It's the only leverage they have I guess. Which is lawfare, and awful.
555.
by ggm 7mo ago
I would like to see this projected into a "lawful-neutral" meme template
556.
by ggm 7mo ago
I am in two minds about this one. I do think this is a retrograde decision, but I can also see (steelman?) a perspective from the DoW that they were entitled to make assumptions about the inputs they use for planning and the inability to fo
557.
by ggm 7mo ago
If the fertiliser production has a point in manufacture when the fluid is amenable to transport, then for sure, that would make sense. And you are right, if the same amount of capital and energy was invested in Solar/Wind as in Oil, we
558.
by ggm 7mo ago
Yes, but in circumstances where no war is in the offing, digging a giant hole next to 50km of open water begs questions. It would be impossible to get "it's a hedge against the future" over the line. The same to a lesser exte
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by ggm 7mo ago
Maps can be so misleading. It looks like a dredging operation in Omani waters could alleviate this, if we'd started decades ago. Moving to a topographic view, it becomes clear the neck of land at "two seas view" is narrow, bu
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by ggm 7mo ago
print spoolers typically consume space in /var/ for the files being printed and then stream them to the device through the output filters. The amount of data in play to render a page is not typically that big. Yes, there are corne
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by ggm 7mo ago
I don't personally like proxies, intermediaries, but that said they've been entirely normalised by kubernetes/traefik/haproxy type setups. I do find managing the bridge pseudo-devices, and the various bindings, and DHCP&
562.
by ggm 7mo ago
I don't really disagree, but I just want to observe there is no neutral arbiter here. There isn't some platonic ideal "he won, they lost" outcome. What I think, is that a french metric tonne of value has been sucked out
563.
by ggm 7mo ago
odd they don't do a carousel. I get that it's not necessary and minimalism has a joy of it's own, but click-through would be useful.
564.
by ggm 7mo ago
"because you said <that>, I won't do <this>" is rarely an issue in these matters. What people say, and what people do, are divorced. This isn't contract law. The WH can declare victory and stop, or declare
565.
by ggm 7mo ago
But we've had messaging for domestic consumption worldwide since the trojan wars. What people say in either direction is not a reflection of what happens, it's what they want to say, and have some cohort believe happened. This is
566.
by ggm 7mo ago
Classic IBM Thinkpad was pretty good. I replaced keypads twice on an X30. I did heaps of inside-the-box fiddling. They never complained. I think the carved aluminium unibody thing was the death knell. Hard to be fashionably sleek and also e
567.
by ggm 7mo ago
I think the write up and rationale and FAQ are near perfect. It's a KISS pure NetBSD model, it's deliberately reductionist and it discusses reasoning and why it differs or is an analogue of other systems. I probably won't be
568.
by ggm 7mo ago
Making way for new hires is a virtuous circle. Making way for AI driven de-hires and no new starters is killing the future. We need a Butlerian Jihad because we need future wage earners to exist. If people don't have jobs, who is buyin
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by ggm 7mo ago
I'm here for two probably contradictory comments. The first is collagen: I'd love to see Lowe's take on recent peer review which says boosting oral collagen does appear to show signs of improved joint pain and skin resilience
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by ggm 7mo ago
It is my belief one of the classic footgun moments for the Australian science/industry body the CSIRO was defunding and deprioritising work on SEL in favour of formal methods applied to block chain. Yes, an analysis of etherium contrac

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