isodude

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by isodude 7y ago
In soceity there seems to exist a belief that the largest emergencies are "hard", like police, firemen etc. I want to see more about social "soft" emergencies where we focus more on the above. That is the reason for most
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by isodude 7y ago
A summer house by the beach with no electricity does the job fine. That's our way of dealing with it. I feel that's more about being able to turn off now and then rather than banning. Learning to control the devices rather than th
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by isodude 7y ago
I think you will see great change if you were to look at the personalities around one opportunity. Because it's never problems really, it's perceived that way though. A certain challange needs a specific set of personalities to so
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by isodude 7y ago
Three things come to mind. It seems weird though and I would recommend going to a doctor which could help you if there's anything physically wrong. Don't write it off, standing and singing should not be a problem. Asthma? There is
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by isodude 7y ago
Or by development under time, like Forsmark in Sweden where an adapted UPS surge protection almost caused a meltdown. When a surge happened 12 security systems was disabled. From what I heard the diesel didn't because it was searching
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by isodude 7y ago
You were probably missing the virtualization flag if it is that slow.
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by isodude 7y ago
It's like a runner that runs laps, if they can keep going they will. Sometimes they need support but then they only do a pit stop. Getting information or acquire a skill with that state of mind makes you only learn what seems essential
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by isodude 7y ago
Thanks, this summarizes my thoughts quite neatly. And most importantly, love yourself and don't let others disinterest get to your spirit of making good.
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by isodude 7y ago
I can't respond directly to kissorgy because of shadow ban I guess. Anyway, yes the author says we are worse today, but keep in mind that we "just" connected a few billion devices. It will take a massive effort to get that fi
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by isodude 7y ago
I asked my SO recently how she view the Internet, what it is and how it works. She was honest and told me that, "If I click this button, this websites loads. If that works I'm fine! If it doesn't I will call you. Don't s
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by isodude 7y ago
As to answer the parent as well. Most books going forward is always a recommend after something like the book above. There should be a site like parenting.com which lists all of these. Kids is never at fault really, they just try their best
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by isodude 7y ago
Going to a bar sober is fine, just start talking about philosophy with people until they stop leaving, sit down with that person and chat for the rest of the night. I wrote poems and drank milk, worked out fine. Being normal is for wimps!
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by isodude 7y ago
My trip regarding this has been mostly Swedish content. Like this guy: (Grow, not obey) http://www.larshgustafsson.se/?p=1413 I don't see any of this book translated to English though. He reflects upon his life as a do
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by isodude 7y ago
Read about and in depth how to raise kids. There is a lot of good books how you can let kids become strong individuals instead of good at following instructions. You will never be bored :p
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by isodude 7y ago
And I just realised that it should not be that hard to control the interface via dbus to networkd. Coreos even made a complete systemctl dbus integration.
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by isodude 7y ago
Totally agree. I find network management bad wherever you go. Systemd-networkd is fine layout wise, it's just the tooling that could be improved upon. Also here you see the problem with systemd-networkd being shipped together with syst
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by isodude 7y ago
Backport, because all the needed statements are not there. I use strace etc (and debug level in networkd), but then you realise that this should make it easier not tougher. I did learn about ifup -v though which gave me all I needed. But bo
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by isodude 7y ago
The problem is rather how the troubleshooting works. You don't know how the network will be parsed or which statements that works with your version. Very difficult to debug when it doesn't behave as it should. After a lot of fiddl
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by isodude 7y ago
Been trying out systemd-networkd for a couple of years now and it is a mess. Especially when you want to do something like ipsec/vpn/vxlan. Also, no possible way to reload a specific interface?
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by isodude 7y ago
If people move to the city they work in, they would not only be workers but also citizens. Thus increasing the supply of workers. But also the amount of consumers. It's a two way street. Importing work force that only work during the d
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by isodude 7y ago
Why is immigration tied to lower wages? Searching for it yields rather the opposite.
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by isodude 7y ago
Well depends I guess. After using it I like the idea with Huawei Private Space. You need to unlock the phone with a different biometric/password to get notifications even. So separate storage / user / app store. Samsung Knox
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by isodude 7y ago
Huawei Private Space Use another password to unlock the private space. Samsung Knox (secure folder) App hidden as a normal app (can be renamed as something completely normal) Both have separated contacts / app store etc and are separat
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by isodude 7y ago
The best is to have a secret phone like secure folder or private space. Thus you are protected even if someone makes you unlock the phone.
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by isodude 7y ago
Agreed, it's still relatively possible to invent stuff that is missing though. It will grow :)
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by isodude 7y ago
If there is no engineering solution coming soon, that is the only peaceful one. Either that or our hand will be forced by mother nature like whole countries start to get wiped off the face of the earth. I assume we will adapt if the change
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by isodude 7y ago
A simple thing like a DNS resolve is much simpler in non FP. FP shines when it's more complex, but not when it's simple. I find Go-lang a reasonable crossover where you could do a lot of FP in it where it is needed and keep it sim
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by isodude 7y ago
Reducing could simple as not adding that many more all the time. Increasing the level of global education will have that effect in itself.
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by isodude 7y ago
Don't forget the new addition: "Oh man, what did you do?"
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by isodude 7y ago
How does that quote relate to "repo men" exactly? Wikipedia describes it as a profession at least. Wouldn't several Repo man become Repo men? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repo_Man

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