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by heyjudy 8y ago
https://outline.com/pELX5F
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? Docker on Mac uses HyperKit. Mac already has container primitives and a hypervisor.
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Why not just use a proper hypervisor? Emulation is fragile, imperfect and not a good use of time.
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https://outline.com/3HbVpd
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"What's a gun doing in your trousers?" "It's for protection." "Protection from what? Zee Germans?" Also: https://outline.com/RBrG7p
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Wtf? What possible good could turning off WWVB do? Are we going to have to buy digital GPS-enabled wall-clocks because the Orange Menace isn't done taking a baseball bat to the china shop? Bloody hell. GPS does works, barely, inside gi
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You're probably right. It's janitors and other low-skill/low-pay workers who need and benefit from unionization most because I've seen the results of union-busting environments: janitors working 16 hours a day without be
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It's unfortunate most IT/engineering people buy into anti-union propaganda blindly. The fact is that organized labor, for better or worse, equals fairer pay than anarcho-capitalist gratituity. See also: Robert Reich, Richard Wolf
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YT doesn't care because megacorps and a handful of elite creators butter their bread. The only way around this is just like the problem with ad-driven journalism: content and user-experience corrupted by perverse relationships and moti
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Yup. It's guilty-until-proven-innocent, autonomous evil. Scammers get away with bloody murder and hurt actual tiny content creators. YT is more and more turning into a platform for megacorps, not individuals to build from viewer one.
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Dave of EEVblog got hit with a copyright strike for something in the public domain that a corporation uploaded and claimed as theirs. It's bullshit. Worse, other randoms are extorting small-but-growing channels to pay them in exchange
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Glad someone slipped that in... the Chinese government is partnering and investing in all sorts of public works, tech fields, moon shots and countries (infrastructure in Africa), while the US is losing ground on big ideas, solving big probl
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I think I'll skip this no CVE's update.
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Facebook HQ is just across Bayshore (84) and Willow Road from East PA, owned by drug gangs, crushing poverty and classism/racism. It's where people would think to look to buy an NFA Class 3 machine gun or destructive device illega
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Not everything is a nail. Life experience teaches and strengthens critical thinking ability that doesn't demand facts to support the intangible, because not everything in life is a rational, hard-science experiment. When you grow older
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Upon discovering a 0day, there's a number of ethically-variable choices: - monetize it, which leads to it's unknown use by those of means for good, bad and ambiguous purposes - keep it a secret for personal ability - do nothing an
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Diesel emissions are especially hazardous but aren't regulated as tightly in most jurisdictions as gasoline vehicles (at least in the US) because of corporate influence (corruption).
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It's pretty awesome how they made a crowdsourced, for-profit, low-cost laser particle counter appliance.
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I used PurpleAir maps during the Camp Fire; small particulates in east Chico were off the charts.
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Don't have a favorite singular: Master of Orion Master of Magic Ascendancy Raptor: Call of the Shadows Chuck Yeager's Air Combat Command & Conquer Diablo Falcon 4 Gold Doom II (with some ridiculous levels I hacked like an enem
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Boxer on Mac, a wrapper for DosBox, is a great way to play DOS games. http://boxerapp.com
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C. 1996 I was about 17, I remember interviewing for a job at Accolade in the old former Apple HQ black triangular building off I-280. SC3 just came out. PS: That triangular building is somewhat "cursed" in that it can't seem
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The challenges are: 0. Megacorps exploiting FOSS and not volunteering enough (a) money or (b) code back overall. 1. The limitations brought on everyone who's not a megacorp by authors trying to acheive 0a &| 0b. As such, there are
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The universe is likely a simulation, so a soul maybe a prime primary key and so use a Mersenne prime to save space as a form of compression because only n needs to be stored, not the full bitstring. The real question is: does the universe h
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That's not a primary source and wrong. A prime is most simply: it has no factors other than itself and 1. "Not being even" is a corollary, and would be redundant if included in the definition of primality.
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Mersenne primes in binary are all 1's with length n. PS: I remember scheduling Prime95 to run on lab computers at work (a nuclear engineering shop) after-hours, c. 1998.
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You're confusing what customers want with what satisfices them. If customers saw one bar and 3G all the time, that would lead to more complaints and worse image of their service. The carrier is doing what's expedient to reduce sup
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Thunderf00t should totally make a lens to start a fire with starlight.
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It's the first thing I thought: dude isn't going to wait for thieves and chance recovery for $1800 of phones, instead he's going to fake it like a reality show with friends / hired actors. He should've disclosed the
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I can't recommend America: The Fairwell Tour more highly... it gets to the core beyond manufactured divisions that atomize citizens, set them against each other, manufactured consent, grotesque inequality, learned helplessness and th

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