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by gilrain 5y ago
70% of your company’s infrastructure and the productivity of 120+ people relied on a server OS without so much as a support contract? Seems risky, indeed.
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by gilrain 5y ago
I agree with your critique of capitalism, but beware the naturalistic fallacy: nature is similarly efficient and ruthless. Wild tomatoes are red, tiny, and barely useful as food. The myriad heirloom tomato shapes and colors you’re referenci
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by gilrain 5y ago
It is the citizenry who missed the memo: one the parties in your two party system is trying to enslave you. Resist them.
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by gilrain 5y ago
Have you tried deleting Apple Music from your iPhone? Should solve all your issues...
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by gilrain 5y ago
CentOS Stream is just a hair’s breadth from as stable as CentOS ever was… anyone who wants to quibble with the size of the hair should just buy RHEL.
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by gilrain 5y ago
I wonder what percentage of their total volume it is that “happens” to be used by hackers.
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by gilrain 5y ago
I feel like the only sysadmin in the world who was fine with the idea of CentOS Stream, switched my servers seamlessly, and have had zero issues or concerns since.
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by gilrain 5y ago
My brother is one such. He’s been regarded as the best in the world at his art since early teens, still is, and is quite happy, wife and kids, still highly successful, etc. It comes down to the parenting, I think. We were a very grounded, n
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by gilrain 5y ago
Go back to? The war, death, and destruction never stopped… we just exported it to others.
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by gilrain 5y ago
There is a response from a Mozilla security member at lobste.rs. https://lobste.rs/s/zcjtv2/1749908_infinite_loop_http3_hangs...
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by gilrain 5y ago
I mean, they had an internal employee revolt, since his “personal opinions”, opinions backed by cash, were that those employees should have their human rights limited. You can’t lead effectively if the people you are trying to lead justifia
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by gilrain 5y ago
Not surprisingly, “the ends justify the means” isn’t a widely held tenant of humanistic non-profits.
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by gilrain 5y ago
“My knockoff AirPods don’t work well.”
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by gilrain 5y ago
Your argument is that IP law should be equally observed by everyone because it protects individuals and corporations alike: > Nope. Because these laws also protect people who make such websites from the corporations they're commenti
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by gilrain 5y ago
You make more friends defending humans from big companies than you do defending big companies from humans. Your argument would have a small amount of merit if you acknowledged that the laws DO NOT protect people like they do corporations. T
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Mozilla has been ignoring my Authentication by-pass PoC in a FXA(linkedin.com)
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by gilrain 5y ago
It has been confirmed that none of the donated money (Mozilla Foundation) goes to Firefox development (Mozilla Corporation). You hear the comment often because it is true.
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by gilrain 5y ago
This borders on a sociopathic lack of empathy.
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by gilrain 5y ago
True, but it’s interesting… some of those new world plants spread so quickly that, for instance, many New World foods were first introduced to the US from the Old World, and knowledge that they were actually New World would have been quite
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by gilrain 5y ago
And he would know because why? He’s a loud personality with an audience.
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by gilrain 5y ago
You shouldn’t have chosen to receive those if you don’t like them? They’re opt in when you install. Feel free to turn them back off…
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by gilrain 5y ago
The crypto button is removable. Have a look through your settings.
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by gilrain 5y ago
Many, many species of plants are inbreeders. In the plant world, inbreeding and outbreeding seem to both be successful techniques with their own benefits and drawbacks.
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by gilrain 5y ago
Actually, we literally can’t.
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by gilrain 5y ago
Mozilla has previously used it for a cross-promotion with TV show Mr Robot. They also used it to push an emergency update to everyone once. That said, officially it is guaranteed to only ever be used for properly vetted academic experiments
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by gilrain 5y ago
It was a cross-promotion agreement. That is payment, and it was extremely insulting that they thought users would believe they advertised a TV show in Firefox just for giggles.
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by gilrain 5y ago
They’re pivoting to enterprise, eh. So. Industrial Leap and Magic?
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by gilrain 5y ago
…images. You surely aren’t this dense, so I assume you don’t think photos of where you’ve been and who you’re with is personal?
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by gilrain 5y ago
Having a hard time getting your “business advice for people who aren’t trying to run a business” consultancy off the ground? Giving the advice away for free is a good start, but have you tried targeting people who want advice?
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by gilrain 5y ago
> It really hammers home this is not in the big leagues “This piece of writing, saying A, indicates that the author really does mean A” is a very boring observation.

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