gladiatr72

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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Good write up. I've been doing the same since getting into the container business.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
ha! Nice article! I've never encountered another dc user let alone a blog post. Bravo.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
What's the current, average, electronic transaction fee again? Why not go lobby for legislation that caps these fees at something like .01%/$1k and then we can talk. I understand the various arguments against the penny and $1 bil
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Someone needs a nap. That's a hell of a leap from Barak Obama's memoire to a critique of a movie made well before the author's birth. +1 on spacecowboy's comment.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
https://spectrum.ieee.org/amp/bionic-eye-obsolete-2656624624 https://www.pelobuddy.com/quartz-tablet-support/ Perhaps the author might fund a more useful question to be: why iot shills expect anyo
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Nice. This is a very cool story.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
what gave it away? Godzilla or King Kong? (both are in the game)
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
preach it, brother.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
It isn't just the old industries. This habit has infected the 21st century tech world as well.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
It was 1985.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
Almost 2-yo post and still as wrong as it was when it was posted.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
> The recipient certainly doesn't own it and can't really use it as he sees fit in many (if not most) cases. Other than scenarios such as "sendmail will not perform well if you really need a k/v store", what exac
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
So, have faith in the Model and you shall be blessed.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
That was my experience with it, too. Microprose could do no wrong.
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by gladiatr72 2y ago
I've felt that way about the word, "declarative" since 2016.
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Funny. I was just saying the same thing to one of my partners just 4 hours ago. Culpability also must be laid at RedHat's feet for sanctioning the practice of side loading libraries into such a critical service's address space. Th
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
The War on Gravity must now commence!
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Isn't that where someone ties your hands to a table and breaks your fingers?
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
And we thought usenet was bad..
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Water regulations are almost non-existant in parts of Arizona. DCs use lots.
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Thanks for the laugh. Been there at least twice myself!
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Verily
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
I dunno. The author drops 'Nazi' a dozen times or more before the footnote that clarifies its usage as the modern, political pejorative rather than describing actual Nazi activity. I'm sure that sort of shit is there, somewhe
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
... with your crinkly hair, and your classy stare and your machiavellian schemes...
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Isn't that precisely where it is supposed to be, though?
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Somehow I don't think Sam needs support of any particular kind from the likes of us.
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Or https://xkcd.com/538/
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
Docker's distribution (formerly registry) with a redis cache, buildx using the cache-(from¦to) directives. There's another flag I'm forgetting that signals the builder to ship all layers.
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
I'll put it on my calendar! With all there is to elicit dismay, it is a welcome breath to commemorate that on that day, we did not get hit by a bus!
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by gladiatr72 3y ago
I'm not sure what made anyone think running Starfield from an SSD makes a difference. Perhaps there is a performance floor that describes Runs-Like-Ass, but having an SSD drive on my gaming PC (ryzen even) did not provide any sort of p

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