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by gnoway 11y ago
This would be really surprising and disappointing. Wind River used to be a/the major FreeBSD sponsor and is now owned by Intel. Intel of course is heavily invested in the Linux and FOSS community.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I've always assumed both were derivatives of trawling, a fishing term.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Two things jump out: 1. The installed file layout is different vs. the old msysgit. SSH is now in $install\usr\bin. 2. The default username in an AD environment is different. It used to be 'username', now it's 'DOMAIN+us
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by gnoway 11y ago
The stated reason for replacing rice protein with soy in their 2.0 formula was texture/mouthfeel, but I bet it has something to do with this as well. Why does rice tend to have such high heavy metal content? Is it simply coincidence w&
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by gnoway 11y ago
I don't either. Upvoted.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I have never in my life seen the term 'woo-peddler'. For anyone else in a similar situation, it's roughly equivalent to snake-oil salesman.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Well, I wrote 'help treat obesity'. There are existing drugs used alongside diet, exercise, counseling, etc. to help treat obesity, and this compound could potentially be an alternative to those. It's also not certain that ob
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by gnoway 11y ago
This is kind of a straw man, isn't it? I realize the article leads with "exercise in a pill," but it's really about a compound that might help treat obesity and type 2 diabetes. Effect on lifespan/healthspan is only
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by gnoway 11y ago
You are not blind. There are no sources for the binaries.
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by gnoway 11y ago
What would you suggest as an alternative?
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by gnoway 11y ago
I'm sitting here running git gc and repack on about 50 repos right now, of varying sizes. We just actually combined two of our larger repos into one for productivity reasons, so this article resonates with me a little on that front. I
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by gnoway 11y ago
Kind of serves them right, if so. That's the kind of thoughtless violation of standards that should get used as a classroom example of what not to do.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Their prior formulas were supposed to hit 100% RDA on vitamins/minerals for 2000 kcal. Based on that and their claim that one bottle is 20% RDA, I'd say each bottle is 400kcal. If true, and you need 2000kcal a day, you're goi
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by gnoway 11y ago
I've been a Soylent drinker since 1.0. I've had 1.0, 1.1, 1.3 and 1.4. The biggest formula change in terms of flatulence for me was 1.3 -> 1.4. They dropped the fiber substantially and replaced some of the oats (and most of the
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by gnoway 11y ago
This is actually a large departure from all prior formulas, which used brown rice protein exclusively. Their product has never had any wheat in it and the only soy was the soy lecithin emulsifier. This change from rice -> soy and from po
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by gnoway 11y ago
Edit: this is true, it is Bland's car turning right onto the thoroughfare as the officer drives away from his first stop. It doesn't appear that she comes to a full stop or that she is using her blinker when she turns. This is pro
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by gnoway 11y ago
This tool exec's, and its return status reflects whether the command could be launched. Sudo waits and returns the exit code of the process. I'm surprised this wasn't mentioned in the blog post, it's probably the most im
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by gnoway 11y ago
Not really related to the article, but big thumbs down to messing with the browser buttons. I scrolled down two articles and then had to hit 'back' about 5 times to get off the page. I'd be interested to know who thinks this
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by gnoway 11y ago
I was trying to highlight the separation experience with that startup, not startups in general. That startup was all wrong: wrong idea, wrong funding, wrong people in the wrong positions, etc. It was doomed from the start, but it still didn
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by gnoway 11y ago
Patents are only good for 20 years, right? It seems very hard to believe that this could be used before expiration - what is the point of patenting now?
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by gnoway 11y ago
I've personally been instructed to fire two people who reported to me, who had been coworkers before organizational changes and who were both nominally friends. There is no easy way to do it even if it's justified. The worst part
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by gnoway 11y ago
Would this be enough though? As I understand it the issue is that Dalvik implements large portions of the Java API so that developers can write Java and run on Android without Android actually providing a Java VM. So introducing a new langu
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by gnoway 11y ago
Are you sure that's a good idea? You might inadvertently implement someone elses's API that way.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I didn't say that. Of course it's detrimental to their well-being: Orcas are wild animals not bred for captivity. This is not new news.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I've skimmed through this a couple of times, and I think the answer is: it doesn't matter, because this article is actually about ending orca captivity by the Sea Worlds of the world. The personhood premise is just a macguffin.
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by gnoway 11y ago
It wasn't a reason, it was an excuse. He wanted to shoot the drone down, so he did and then made up a reason.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I used DuckDuckGo.
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by gnoway 11y ago
For anyone wondering, it's the Cisco CA/B-F Root CA: http://www.cisco.com/security/pki/policies/CiscoRXC-CP.pdf They should know better.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Yes. Yes. Yes. It would be ideal if everyone was pleasant and accommodating of everyone else's ideas at all times. There are usually ways to 'win' or otherwise arrive at the correct solution without having to browbeat everyon
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by gnoway 11y ago
Typically a blackout affects all the local channels unless the game is sold out some time prior to game start. They really want you to buy a ticket (and concessions, and memorabilia, and parking, and...)

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